#Regina belle discography rar movie#

In 2004, she released a jazz standard album, Lazy Afternoon, produced by George Duke. She released the album This Is Regina!, which featured the R&B hit single 'Ooh Boy', and also released were, 'Don't Wanna Go Home' and 'From Now On' with Glenn Jones. Within months Belle would sign with the jazz-oriented independent label Peak-Concord Jazz. In 2001, her cover of 'Just the Two of Us' from the tribute album To Grover, With Love made a surprising return to the Billboard charts. Bush and First Lady Laura Bush during a Black Music Month celebration in the East Room of the White House on June 30, 2001. She released Reachin' Back in 1995 followed by Believe in Me in 1998.Д«elle performing for President George W.

#Regina belle discography rar movie#

The theme song ' Far Longer than Forever' from the animated movie The Swan Princess, performed with Jeffrey Osborne was nominated for a Golden Globe in 1995 for Best Original Song. The album featured the Disney hit, ' A Whole New World'. Later in 1993, she released her Platinum selling third album, Passion. Continuing her tradition of duets, Belle teamed up with Peabo Bryson for four songs: ' Without You' (in 1987), 'I Can't Imagine' (in 1991), ' A Whole New World' (in 1992) and 'Total Praise' (in 2009). Belle recorded a duet in 1991 with Johnny Mathis, 'Better Together' which appeared on his album Better Together: The Duet Album. Her follow-up album, Stay with Me, released in 1989. The song was her first single to appear on the Adult Contemporary (chart), peaking at #8 and was also her first single to appear in four charts, including the UK Singles, peaking at #85, her best position in this chart until 1989.

In the same year, Belle recorded her first successful duet with Peabo Bryson: the song ' Without You', the love theme from the comedy film Leonard Part 6, also released in 1987. It includes her first hits 'So Many Tears' and 'Show Me the Way'. In 1987, she released her debut album All by Myself. They eventually signed her to a record deal. She recorded a second duet, ' Maybe Tomorrow', which appeared on the B-side of 'Where Did We Go Wrong'. She recorded the duet 'Where Did We Go Wrong' with the group on their Back to Basics album, which helped to attract the attention of Columbia Records. She was introduced to the Manhattans by New York radio DJ Vaughn Harper and began working as their opening act. She attended Rutgers University and became the first female vocalist with the school's jazz ensemble.Д«elle's musical influences include Phyllis Hyman, Billie Holiday, Shirley Caesar, Patti LaBelle, and Nancy Wilson. After graduation, Belle studied opera at the Manhattan School of Music. She attended Dwight Morrow High School, where she studied trombone, tuba and steel drums. She sang her first solo in church at the age of eight. It was at Englewood's Mount Calvary Baptist Church, and then Paterson's Friendship Baptist Church (presided over by Belle's uncle, the Reverend Fred Belle), that Belle began attracting attention with her vocal abilities. Biography Early life and education Д«elle was born in Englewood, New Jersey.