R&B Singer Jon B. ("They Don't Know") at B.B. King's
B.B. King Blues Club (237 West 42nd Street New York City, NY 10036)
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- $18.00 - $19.50
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All offers for R&B Singer Jon B. have expired.
The last date listed for R&B Singer Jon B. was Monday February 20, 2012 / 8:00pm (Doors at 6:00pm/Opening Act Peter Baldwin).
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25 Goldstar Member Reviews
Goldstar Member
Enjoy the Show with Jon B. Thank you Goldstar for putting that event on your list.Written on Aug 04 2010
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Emily
Great show by Jon B. 1.5 hours of great signing and a great band. Ticket prices from Goldstar were a steal--well worth it!Written on Jul 27 2010
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papajoe
Jon B is no longer a great vocalist,but his followers know that already. His appeal which is still evident,is his down to earth vibe. He also has consistently had GREAT beats to his music over the years. He's not gonna match the recordings anymore but so what that's what your cd is for. Long live Jon BWritten on Feb 22 2012
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Shellie G.
He played alot of his new music, and it sounded pretty good.Written on Feb 21 2012
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More Information About R&B Singer Jon B.
Website
http://www.bbkingblues.com/bio.php?id=1242
Description
Jon B.’s debut album, 1995’s platinum-certified “Bonafide”, was particularly notable for the song “Someone To Love,” a duet with Babyface. The single was a 5 hit on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay charts.
The platinum-certified Cool Relax album shot to the Top 5 of R&B charts upon its release in 1998, fueled by the success of “They Don’t Know,” a platinum-certified single and a 1 R&B hit. A highly melodic offering with an ultra-romantic vibe, “They Don’t Know” cemented Jon’s reputation as a balladeer with real heart. “Are You Still Down,” the B-side to “They Don’t Know,” peaked at 2 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles and Tracks.
He continued his mission with Pleasures U Like, which rose to 3 on the R&B charts in 2001. The first single, the hit love-at-first-club-sighting anthem “Don’t Talk” single-handedly pushed the album past 470,000 units sold and now yet another certified Gold album.
His fourth album “Stronger Everyday” reaffirmed this fine tradition. Although the album was never promoted correctly and very limited funds backing the album, Stronger Everyday still managed to sell over 120,000 units. “It’s a shame that Sanctuary did not push the album the way they should have, the label had financial problems and stopped spending money on their artists. I was one of the unfortunate ones who got caught up in the Sanctuary nightmare, but I still give thanks to Matthew Knowles for giving me another album for my fans. I sold 120,000 albums based on fan base alone, no video play, limited radio play, no advertising, no publicity…we basically were able to sell that many CD’s on website newsletters and live shows.”