Second Listen: "Fake" (Alexander O'Neal)

Back in 1987, Alexander O'Neal released his biggest hits to date which was the infectious thumping joint "Fake." Peaking at number one on the R&B charts"Fake," which was produced by Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis helped spur sales of O'Neal's sophomore album "Hearsay" and would make him an international star. With that said, take a listen to the old-school jam "Fake" from Alexander O'Neal and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "Flyin' High ( In The Friendly Sky)" (Marvin Gaye)

Since this year marks' the 40th aniversary of Marvin Gaye's monumental and groundbreaking concept album " What's Going On," it's important for those less familiar with the album to get familiar with the album past its title track. With that said, take a first listen, or second listen to Gaye's classic "Flyin' High (In The Friendly Sky)." Listen below and Enjoy!

Second Listen: "... Til The Cops Come Knockin'" (Maxwell)

Back in 1996, Maxwell dropped "Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite," and one of the cuts from the album is the grown and sexy anthem "... Til The Cops Come Knockin'." In true grown and sexy fashion, Maxwell doesn't limit himself to simply describing what he wants to do as a lot of his younger counterparts still do today, instead Maxwell set the mood and just let it rip. With that said, take a second listen to "... Til The Cops Come Knockin'" below and Enjoy!