The Lox showed up on the Puffy-produced 'You Got Me' while LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes and MC Lyte feature heavily on the Tumblin' Dice-produced second single, an update of Midnight Star's 'Curious' (which, honestly, is more of a showcase for the rappers featured than LSG). The album showed a love of collaboration, with most of the album's featured guests hailing from the hip-hop community. However, 'My Body' wasn't all had to offer. 1 spot on the R&B Singles chart and peaking at No. The song was an instant hit, rising to No. Produced by Darrell 'Delite' Allamby, the song oozed sex appeal, with the fellas harmonizing and taking turns on their respective verses as they let the ladies know exactly how they wanted to sex them up over slinky synths and strings. The unprecedented event spawned their 1997 album, which was pretty much guaranteed to be a hit given the project's star power.Īny talk of must begin with the album's lead single, 'My Body.' The steamy, sultry track was the perfect intro to exactly what the group was about on the set - mainly getting the ladies hot and bothered with their combined vocal prowess. However, an R&B supergroup is exceedingly rare, which is why three top-tier talents like Gerald Levert, Keith Sweat and Johnny Gill coming together to form their supergroup LSG caught so much attention. Hell, it seems like there's been a new one formed every year since at least 1965, if not earlier.
Supergroups aren't all that uncommon in the music world.
