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In reply to Post #9
So why did they choose the letters R&B as an alternative to race music when R&B was already in use for another genre?
C&W would've been more apt. ****s and ****ers. 
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In reply to Post #8
There's a history to the term. Started off as an alternative to 'race music' and then developed to include and incorporate more styles from jazz to funk to pop etc.
Milli Vanilli were a couple of badly dressed karaoke mime artists
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In reply to Post #5
I googled Milli Vanilla and they are a R&B duo.
Surely R&B mean rhythm and blues? If so Milli Vanilla and others of that genre aren't.
So why are they labelled R&B 
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Kurt cobain
I mean if we're going literal
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In reply to Post #5
Weren't they mime artists?
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In reply to Post #1
Milli Vanilli.
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In reply to Post #3
Nah... they saved themselves with Slave to the Grind
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Skid Row signing to Bon Jovi
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In reply to Post #1
Sex Pistols comes to mind.
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Not a lot going on in here.
Oasis
Fleetwood Mac
Wham
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NON Carp stuff