From Classy to Classics: Tevin Campbell
Tevin Campbell is bringing classic back!
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From Classy to Classics: Tevin Campbell - Tevin Campbell was exactly what R&B needed in the '90s! His young boyish charm and cute looks were just a couple of the things that made the crooner so loveable. Let's take a nostalgic look back and check out what makes his music and moments classic. (Photo: Bruce Glikas/FilmMagic)
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A Goofy Movie - Tevin put fans into a craze with the release of Disney's A Goofy Movie, where he was able to play the beloved singer Powerline, who had some seriously awesome songs, by the way! (Photo: Walt Disney Pictures / Disney Television Animation / DisneyToon Studios)
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'Goodbye' - Tatyana Ali stars in the video for popular Tevin Campbell jam "Goodbye," which peaked at No. 85 on the Billboard Hot 100 and No. 2 on Billboard's R&B Singles chart. He's a quite a charmer in the video, so it's not wonder why he's got all his lady fans hooked! (Photo: Qwest Records / Warner Bros. Records)
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Fresh Prince - Tatyana Ali and Tevin Campbell meet again! Tevin played Little T on The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air episode "Happy Birthday," where he made a grand entrance that had young Ashley Banks completely floored, so much so that she passed out on the floor. His swooning solo of "Happy Birthday" was too much for Ashley's heart to bear. (Photo: NBC)
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'U Will Know' - Black Men United (B.M.U.) was made up of many African-American male R&B and soul music artists to bring awareness to Black-on-Black violence and bring peace to the community. The song was co-written and co-produced by D'Angelo and featured solos from select artists, including Tevin Campbell. (Photo: Mercury Records)
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Classic '90s Vibes - Tevin Campbell is the epitome of the '90s music scene, from his high top haircut to his belted chinos and print collared shirt. His voice rings with '90s nostalgia and timeless innocence. The good ol' days! (Photo: Paul Natkin/WireImage)
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'Can We Talk' - This Soul Train 25th Anniversary Hall of Fame Box Set jam reached No. 9 on the Billboard chart and stayed on the chart for a whopping 26 weeks. The single is probably one of his most memorable songs, definitely a fan favorite that you can still hear being played now. (Photo: Qwest Records / Warner Bros. Records)