A slick R&B soul man for the '90s, Chicagoan Robert Kelly has what it takes to become the Marvin Gaye of a new generation.
Kelly introduced his jeep beats and bedroom grooves in 1992, but he showed that he was really a player with the 1993 follow-up, 12 Play, which claimed the number one spot on the R&B charts for several months, and which had folks such as Michael Jackson calling up anxious to collaborate with him in the wake of his well-publicized scandals.
Kelly showed his musical roots in gospel and hinted lyrically at a deep and complicated spirituality with his self-titled third album. It indicated that after three platinum albums, he was still just warming up.
Kelly went on to score hits with the Space Jam anthem "I Believe I Can Fly" and...
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