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1 Marvin Gaye What's Going on 2 Otis Redding 1 Marvin Gaye What's going on 2 Otis Redding (Sittin' on) The dock of the bay 3 Amy Winehouse Back to black 4 Marvin Gaye Let's get it on 5 Kyteman Sorry 6 Bill Withers Ain't no sunshine 7 Stevie Wonder Superstition 8 John Legend All of me 9 Aretha Franklin Respect 10 Miles Davis So what 11 Sam Cooke A change is gonna come 12 Curtis Mayfield Move on up 13 Al Green Let's stay together 14 James Brown It's a man's man's man's world 15 Michael Jackson Billie Jean 16 Gregory Porter Be good (lion's song) 17 Temptations Papa was a rollin' stone 18 Beyonce ft. Jay-Z Crazy in love 19 Dave Brubeck Take five 20 Earth Wind & Fire September 21 Erykah Badu Tyrone (live) 22 Gregory Porter 1960 what 23 Stevie Wonder As 24 Daft Punk ft. Pharrell & Nile RodgersGet lucky 25 Gladys Knight & The Pips Midnight train to Georgia 26 James Brown Sex machine 27 Michael Kiwanuka Home again 28 Michael Jackson Don't stop 'till you get enough 29 B.B. King The thrill is gone 30 Luther Vandross Never too much 31 Stevie Wonder Sir Duke 32 Michael Jackson Off the wall 33 Donny Hathaway A song for you 34 Bobby Womack Across 110th street 35 Earth Wind & Fire Fantasy 36 Bill Withers Grandma's hands 37 Roots ft. Cody Chesnutt The seed (2.0) 38 Billy Paul Me and mrs Jones 39 Marvin Gaye I heard it through the grapevine 40 Etta James At last 41 Chaka Khan I'm every woman 42 Bill Withers Lovely day 43 Giovanca How does it feel 44 Isaac Hayes Theme from Shaft 45 Alicia Keys Empire state of mind (part 2) 46 Chic Le freak 47 Dusty Springfield Son of a preacher man 48 Pharrell Happy 49 Prince Kiss 50 Stevie Wonder I wish 51 Angie Stone Wish I didn't miss you 52 Aretha Franklin I say a little prayer 53 Curtis Mayfield Superfly 54 Four Tops Reach out, I'll be there 55 Rufus & Chaka Khan Ain't nobody 56 Bill Withers Lean on me 57 Chic Good times 58 O'Jays Back Stabbers 59 Barry White You're the first, the last, my everything 60 D'Angelo Brown sugar 61 Marvin Gaye Inner city blues (make me wanna holler) 62 Aloe Blacc I need a dollar 63 Buena Vista Social Club Chan Chan 64 Donny Hathaway The ghetto 65 Lenny Kravitz It ain't over 'till it's over 66 Nina Simone Ain't got no - I got life 67 Jose James Come to my door 68 Otis Redding I've got dreams to remember 69 George Benson On Broadway 70 Ella Fitzgerald & Louis ArmstrongSummertime 71 Marvin Gaye Sexual healing 72 Gregory Porter Liquid spirit 73 Bill Withers Use me 74 Ray Charles Georgia on my mind 75 Bob Marley Redemption song 76 Johnny Guitar Watson A real mother for ya 77 Sergio Mendes Mas que nada 78 Aretha Franklin You make me feel like a natural woman 79 Al Jarreau Roof garden 80 Sly & The Family Stone Family affair 81 Chet Baker My funny Valentine 82 Charles Bradley The world (is going up in flames) 83 Ben E King Stand by me 84 Tom Browne Funkin' for Jamaica 85 John Legend Ordinary people 86 Muddy Waters Mannish boy 87 Temptations My girl 88 Earth Wind & Fire ft. The EmotionsBoogie wonderland 89 Bo Saris The addict 90 Sam & Dave Soul man 91 Marvin Gaye Got to give it up 92 Ruben Hein Elephants 93 Isley Brothers That lady 94 Etta James I just want to make love to you 95 Marvin Gaye I want you 96 Jamiroquai Virtual insanity 97 Trammps Disco inferno 98 Van Morrison Moondance 99 Bill Withers Harlem 100 Jose James Trouble 101 Otis Redding Try a little tenderness 102 Michael Jackson Rock with you 103 Gregory Porter Painted on canvas 104 James Brown Papa's got a brand new bag 105 Marlena Shaw California soul 106 Jonathan Jeremiah Happiness 107 George Benson Give me the night 108 Ike & Tina Turner Proud Mary 109 D'Angelo Untitled (how does it feel) 110 Billie Holiday Strange fruit 111 Commodores Brick house 112 Earth Wind & Fire After the love has gone 113 Average White Band Pick up the pieces 114 John Lee Hooker & Carlos SantanaThe healer 115 US3 Cantaloop (flip fantasia) 116 Chaka Khan I feel for you 117 Stevie Wonder Higher ground 118 Ibrahim Maalouf True sorry 119 Outkast Ms. Jackson 120 Michael Jackson Wanna be startin' somethin' 121 Curtis Mayfield Pusherman 122 Anita Baker Sweet love 123 Otis Redding I've been loving you too long (to stop now) 124 Robin Thicke ft. Pharrell Blurred lines 125 Sam Cooke Wonderful world 126 Sam & Dave Hold on I'm coming 127 Blackstreet ft. Dr. Dre No diggity 128 Nina Simone Feeling good 129 Cameo Word up! 130 Stevie Wonder Isn't she lovely 131 Sammy Davis Jr. Mr. Bojangles 132 Mark Ronson & Amy WinehouseValerie 133 Sade Smooth operator 134 James Brown I got you I feel good 135 Boz Scaggs Lowdown 136 Miles Davis Tutu 137 Marvin Gaye Mercy mercy me (The ecology) 138 Prince 1999 139 Etta James I'd rather go blind 140 Stevie Wonder Living for the city 141 Bo Saris She's on fire 142 Bill Withers Who is he and what is he to you 143 Crusaders ft. Randy Crawford Street life 144 Gregory Porter Hey Laura 145 Michael Jackson P.Y.T. (Pretty Young Thing) 146 Al Green Tired of being alone 147 Aretha Franklin Think 148 Chic I want your love 149 James Brown Cold sweat 150 Louis Armstrong What a wonderful world 151 Barry White Let the music play 152 Prince Sexy m.f. 153 Percy Sledge When a man loves a woman 154 Earth Wind & Fire In the stone 155 Amy Winehouse You know I'm no good 156 George Clinton Atomic dog 157 Otis Redding A change is gonna come 158 Michael Jackson Thriller 159 Booker T. & The MG's Green onions 160 Rick James Superfreak 161 Jamiroquai Cosmic girl 162 Roberta Flack Killing me softly with his song 163 Tavares Heaven must be missing an angel 164 Nina Simone Ain't got no - I got life (alternate studio version) 165 Tracy Chapman Fast car 166 Daft Punk ft. Pharrell & Nile RodgersLose yourself to dance 167 Prince Sometimes it snows in april 168 Adele Rolling in the deep 169 Michael Jackson Human nature 170 Frank Sinatra Fly me to the moon 171 Jamie Lidell Multiply 172 Gregory Porter On my way to Harlem 173 Justin Timberlake Take back the night 174 Ike & Tina Turner River deep - mountain high 175 John Coltrane A love supreme (part 1) 176 Jill Scott Golden 177 Prince I wanna be your lover 178 Isley Brothers Summer breeze 179 Amy Winehouse Rehab 180 Incognito Always there 181 Stevie Wonder Master blaster (jammin') 182 Roberta Flack The first time ever I saw your face 183 Prince Musicology 184 Gil Scott-Heron The bottle 185 Nina Simone Sinnerman 186 Michael Jackson The way you make me feel 187 George Michael Cowboys & Angels 188 Ray Charles I got a woman 189 Otis Redding These arms of mine 190 Jamiroquai Seven days in sunny june 191 Marvin Gaye & Tammi Terrell Ain't no mountain high enough 192 Prince Sign 'o' the times 193 Earth Wind & Fire That's the way of the world 194 Funkadelic One nation under a groove 195 John Coltrane My favorite things 196 John Mayer Gravity 197 Bob Marley One love/people get ready 198 Alicia Keys You don't know my name 199 Barry White Can't get enough of your love, babe 200 Weather Report Birdland 201 Janet Jackson That's the way love goes 202 Aretha Franklin Chain of fools 203 Wouter Hamel In between 204 Rick James Glow 205 Amy Winehouse Tears dry on their own 206 Seal Kiss from a rose 207 Miles Davis Blue in green 208 Parliament Flash light 209 Hall & Oates I can't go for that 210 Gregory Porter Real good hands 211 Jacksons Can you feel it 212 Wilson Pickett In the midnight hour 213 Gino Vannelli People gotta move 214 Erykah Badu Next lifetime 215 Cannonball Adderley Mercy mercy mercy 216 Otis Redding Satisfaction 217 Outkast Hey ya! 218 Marcus Miller Blast 219 Sabrina Starke ft. Ziggi Recado Backseat driver 220 Bob Marley Could you be loved 221 TLC Waterfalls 222 Miles Davis Summertime 223 Patrice Rushen Forget me nots 224 Anthony Hamilton Charlene 225 Blues Brothers ft. Aretha FranklinThink 226 Betty Wright Tonight is the night 227 Sly & The Family Stone Dance to the music 228 Nina Simone My baby just cares for me 229 De La Soul Me myself and I 230 Earth Wind & Fire Shining star 231 Ohio Players Fire 232 Isley Brothers Harvest for the world 233 Nat King Cole Unforgettable 234 Wouter Hamel Breezy 235 Trammps Shout 236 Van Morrison Have I told you lately 237 Ben l'Oncle Soul Seven nation army 238 Barry White Never, never gonna give you up 239 Minnie Riperton Lovin' you 240 Bar-Kays Soul finger 241 Four Tops Bernadette 242 Floaters Float on 243 Santana Black magic woman 244 Brothers Johnson Stomp 245 Buckshot LeFonque ft. Frank McCombAnother day 246 Lyn Collins Think (about it) 247 Amy Winehouse Love is a losing game 248 Grover Washington, Jr. & Bill WithersJust the two of us 249 Marvin Gaye How sweet it is (To be loved by you) 250 Alicia Keys Fallin' 251 Ray Charles Hit the road Jack 252 Stevie Wonder Signed, sealed, delivered I'm yours 253 Norah Jones Sunrise 254 Robert Palmer Every kinda people 255 Wilson Pickett Land of 1000 dances 256 Womack & Womack Teardrops 257 Jamie Cullum All at sea 258 Ray Charles What'd I say 259 Joss Stone Right to be wrong 260 Kool & The Gang Celebration 261 Jackson 5 I want you back 262 O'Jays I love music 263 Miles Davis All blues 264 Smokey Robinson The tracks of my tears 265 Sly & The Family Stone I want to take you higher 266 Oleta Adams Get here 267 Bob Marley Is this love 268 Roberta Flack & Donny HathawayWhere is the love 269 Gil Scott-Heron The revolution will not be televised 270 Sabrina Starke Do for love 271 A Tribe Called Quest Can I kick it? 272 Adele Someone like you 273 Betty Wright Clean up woman 274 Stevie Wonder For once in my life 275 Kool & The Gang Get down on it 276 Lou Rawls Lady love 277 Frank Sinatra It was a very good year 278 Arthur Conley Sweet soul music 279 Donna Summer Hot stuff 280 Isley Brothers The
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