Birth name Sydney Ford Role Singer Name Sydney Youngblood | Years active 1989–present Occupation(s) Singer Genres Dance music, Funk | |
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Born December 2, 1960 (age 63) ( 1960-12-02 ) Origin San Antonio, Texas, United States Albums Passion Grace and Serious Bass..., Black Magic, Feeling Free, Tell Me Why, Sit and Wait 2013 Record labels Virgin Records, Arista Records Similar People Jesse Ritch, Claus Zundel, Joe, Barbara Schoneberger | ||
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Sydney Youngblood (born Sydney Ford, 2 December 1960) is an American-German singer, who had several successful dance/funk hits during the late 1980s and early 1990s.
Contents
- Sydney youngblood sit and wait hd genesismusic
- Sydney Youngblood Aint No Sunshine
- Career
- Sydney Youngblood vs Soul II Soul
- Studio albums
- References
Sydney Youngblood - Ain't No Sunshine
Career
Youngblood had four Top 40 hits in the UK and Europe in 1988 and 1989, including "Sit and Wait", "I'd Rather Go Blind" and his debut "If Only I Could". "If Only I Could" used the bassline and drumbeat from the Raze track "Break 4 Love", and reached number three on the UK Singles Chart.
In the U.S., the song "I'd Rather Go Blind" (originally sung by Etta James) enjoyed heavy rotation on the dance scene and made the Top 10 in the "Billboard Dance Charts". "Sit and Wait" reached number 16 in the UK in December 1989.
Youngblood continued his success with the album, Feeling Free, which also contained his earlier single, "Ain't No Sunshine".
Sydney Youngblood vs Soul II Soul
Minor controversy ensued during Youngblood's chart reign. Due to his musical style of soul vocals over hip-hop rhythms, he had been accused by some in the music press of copying the sound of Soul II Soul, an influential British black music group who had reached number one with their hit "Back To Life". Youngblood responded by releasing a remix of his earlier hit "Feeling Free" (featuring Elaine Hudson) called "The Jazzy Who? remix" in reference to Soul II Soul's Jazzie B. The track featured piano lead that sounded similar to "Happiness" by Soul II Soul, and used a beat identical to "Jazzies Groove".
Studio albums
