Unsung, Dru Hill

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Hip-hop artist Lloyd's ties to the Murder Inc. record label nearly puts an end to his career.

S14 E2 • 40m • HDTV14

R&B singer Adina Howard makes unsavory comments about the head of her record label.

S14 E3 • 40m • HDTV14

The Jets rise to success in the mid 1980s putting a surprising twist on the Minneapolis sound.

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Crystal Waters becomes one of the most influential voices in dance music.

S14 E5 • 40m • HDTV14

R&B singer Glenn Jones lights up the airwaves with love ballads that make women swoon.

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Their debut album produces four top singles and Dru Hill seems destined for superstardom.

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Roxanne Shante becomes rap's first female star MC with the release of "Roxanne's Revenge."

S14 E8 • 40m • HDTV14

Singer Christopher Williams emerges during the late 1980s with a string of new jack swing hits.

S14 E9 • 40m • HDTV14

A homegrown product of Brooklyn, New York, Skyy, scored top hits with 'Call Me' to 'Real Love'.

S14 E10 • 40m • HDTV14

The classic 'Me and Mrs. Jones,' Billy Paul's mix helped the emerging Philadelphia sound.

S14 E11 • 41m • HDTV14

For five decades and counting Betty Wright has brought the "real" to R&B.

S14 E12 • 40m • HDTV14

Friends and family celebrate the life of music legend Al Jarreau, known as the Acrobat of Scat.