The Tamar Braxton Playlist

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The Tamar Braxton Playlist

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The Tamar Braxton Playlist

Tamar Braxton - October 18, 2013 - She, Her, Tamar the Braxton brought the New Joint, "Hot Sugar," to the 106 stage.Watch a clip now!(Photo: Neilson Barnard/Getty Images for Bethenny)

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The Tamar Braxton Playlist - Tamar Braxton is the force behind the Grammy-nominated album Love & War. It is her soaring vocals that lace the 2013 release's stand out tracks coupled with a few of Braxton's throwback bangers that make up BET.com's Tamar Braxton Playlist. Take a look. 

"If You Don't Wanna Love Me" - "If You Don't Wanna Love Me" served as the first single lifted off of Tamar's self-titled album, released on March 20, 2000. Although the single boasted hit potential that was never realized, the ballad showcased Braxton's pitch-perfect vocals equipped with her five-octave range. (Photo: Epic Records)

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"If You Don't Wanna Love Me" - "If You Don't Wanna Love Me" served as the first single lifted off of Tamar's self-titled album, released on March 20, 2000. Although the single boasted hit potential that was never realized, the ballad showcased Braxton's pitch-perfect vocals equipped with her five-octave range. (Photo: Epic Records)

"Try Me" - Tamar revisited her choir girl past on "Try Me," a powerful gospel record featured on the soundtrack of the 2001 movie Kingdom Come. (Photo: Gospocentric)

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"Try Me" - Tamar revisited her choir girl past on "Try Me," a powerful gospel record featured on the soundtrack of the 2001 movie Kingdom Come. (Photo: Gospocentric)

37. "Love and War," Tamar Braxton - This title cut off Tamar Braxton's second LP was a big track for the singer's five octave range, and she filled every note, stepping out from the shadow of sister Toni Braxton, earning a platinum plaque, and getting a stamp from Lady Gaga.  (Photo: EPIC Records)

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"Love & War" - When Tamar returned to music, she did so with a No. 1 hit. Lifted from her sophomore album Love & War, the album's title song immediately shot to the No. 1 spot across radio and video countdowns. (Photo: EPIC Records)

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Tamar Braxton - "The One" - Tamar proved that she was the one when she released this hot tune. (Photo: Sony Music)

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"The One" - Backed by a sample of The Notorious B.I.G's "Juicy," Tamar's second single lifted from Love & War, "The One," was a mid-tempo feel good song on which she dished on her love for husband Vincent Herbert. 

All the Way Home  - Produced and written by The Underdogs, Sevyn Streeter, Michael Daley and Steven Russell, the mid-tempo "All the Way Home" is the bridge between Love & War 's ballads and uptempo offerings. Boasting sultry and powerful vocals, this fan favorite was released as the third single from her sophomore album. 

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All the Way Home  - Produced and written by The Underdogs, Sevyn Streeter, Michael Daley and Steven Russell, the mid-tempo "All the Way Home" is the bridge between Love & War 's ballads and uptempo offerings. Boasting sultry and powerful vocals, this fan favorite was released as the third single from her sophomore album. 

Wonder Woman - Tamar Braxton has achieved enough to gloat, but she remains humble about her triumphant year. In 2013, the Braxton sister became a mom, netted a top-selling debut, No. 1 single and landed at center stage on  John Legend's "Made to Love" Tour.(Photo: Denise Truscello/WireImage)

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"Pieces" - If there's a record from Love & War that should receive the single treatment next, it's "Pieces"! Laced with smooth vocals, Tamar asserts her need for love in its entirety on the track. (Photo: Denise Truscello/WireImage)

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"Stay and Fight"  - The title Love & War suggests that there's an upside and a downside of love, and "Stay and Fight" explores both while Tamar Braxton delivers an amazing vocal performance. (Photo: D Dipasupil/Getty Images for BET)

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"Sound of Love" - "Candles lit, the lights down low/My body's calling for only yours," belts Tamar Braxton on "Sound of Love." This seductive record sees Braxton explore her sultry side with her wide vocal range; where the deeper notes in the song are very reminiscent of notes sang by her eldest sister Toni. (Photo: Vallery Jean/WireImage)