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15 R&B Legends Who Became Immortal

What if the greatest song ever made was almost never released? What if a legend recorded their final masterpiece just 10 days before they died — and never knew it changed the world? This video tells the untold stories behind 15 of R&B's most iconic songs — from Sam Cooke getting arrested in Louisiana the night that inspired "A Change Is Gonna Come," to Aaliyah fighting her label to release "Rock the Boat" before boarding the plane that killed her. These aren't just songs. These are confessions. Goodbyes. Prophecies. 🎵 Songs covered in this video: → Sam Cooke – A Change Is Gonna Come (1964) → Otis Redding – (Sittin' On) The Dock of the Bay (1967) → Aaliyah – Rock the Boat (2001) → Luther Vandross – Dance with My Father (2003) → Whitney Houston – I Will Always Love You (1992) → Minnie Riperton – Lovin' You (1974) → Barry White – Can't Get Enough of Your Love, Babe (1974) → Donny Hathaway – Someday We'll All Be Free (1973) → Rick James – Super Freak (1981) → Teena Marie – Lady Love (1979) → Gerald Levert – My My My (2006) → Rick James & Teena Marie – Fire and Desire (1981) → Amy Winehouse – Valerie (2007) → Gladys Knight & The Pips – Neither One of Us (1973) → Commodores (Lionel Richie) – Easy (1977) If this video hits different, share it with someone who knows real music. 🔔 Subscribe for more deep-dive R&B and soul music history. #RnB #SoulMusic #RnBLegends #ClassicRnB #MusicHistory #OldSchoolRnB #Whitney Houston #SamCooke #OtisRedding #Aaliyah #LutherVandross #MinnieRiperton #BarryWhite #DonnyHathaway #RickJames #TeenaMarie #GeraldLevert #AmyWinehouse #GladysKnight #GoneTooSoon #RnBMusic #SoulLegends #BlackMusicHistory #MusicTrivia #IconicSongs #MusicStorytime #RnBCountdown #DeepCutRnB #GoldEraMusicic #MusicLegends