The Quietstorm of "JOHNNY GILL"

• ....UFF MOMMA....

• that is all I say(LOL)
• Something for the LADIES

• I swear this Man makes me drool like a Puppy!!!

• Let me hush up and give you
• 35 of MY favorite

• QUIETSTORM SONGS by

• JOHNNY GILL

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=BD1FQ8T4 Vol. 01

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=318J9O48 Vol. 02


A-Z

• All That he's Supposed To Be
• Because Of You
• Bring It On
• Close The Door
• Feels So Much Better
• Fire & Desire ft. Coko
• Giving My All To You
• Half Crazy
• Having Illusions
• I Found Love
• I'm Sorry
• I'm Still Waiting
• It's Your Body ft. Roger Troutman
• Just Another Lonely Night
• Lady Dujour
• Let's get the Mood right
• Let's just run away
• Let's spend the Night
• Long way from home
• Love in an elevator
• Love u Right
• Mastersuite Maybe
• My My My (live)
• My my my
• Perfect Combination ft. Stacy Lattisaw
• Quiet time to play
• Silent Prayer ft Shanice
• Simply Say I Love You Ft Stevie Wonder
• Someone to love
• Take Me (I'm Yours)
• Tell me how u want it
• There u go
• Touch
• Where Do We Go From Here ft Stacy Lattisaw

Born in Washington, D.C., Johnny Gill was discovered by singer Stacy Lattisaw after singing in his family's group Wings of Faith from age five. His solo career began in 1983 with the Top 30 R&B single "Super Love." In duo with Lattisaw, he scored an R&B Top Ten hit in 1984 with "Perfect Combination." In 1988, Gill joined New Edition, replacing Bobby Brown. In 1989 he sang on two R&B hits: "Where Do We Go from Here," a #1 by Stacy Lattisaw, and "One Love," by George Howard. Gill finally scored as a solo singer in 1990 with the release of his album Johnny Gill, which sold a million copies, topped the R&B chart, and made the Top Ten in the pop chart. Following the relative failure of 1993's Provocative -- which didn't produce any Top 10 R&B singles and only went gold -- Gill reunited with New Edition in 1996. A month after New Edition released Home Again in September of 1996, Gill released Let's Get the Mood Right.