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Oh, it's so hard to find. Nice wants to jump up and plant a big kiss on producer Yayo's forehead. From J-Wonn's terrific debut album--just released. Pure Southern Soul Heaven. The fact that it has not done so yet only makes the steam in the pressure cooker that is southern soul all the more intense. Music this good will not pass without its eventual triumph.

Ten years ago, with masters like Johnnie Taylor, Tyrone Davis and Little Milton moving on to Soul Heaven, there was genuine consternation in the southern soul community that the golden age of southern soul music never even heard outside of the Deep South anyway was over. In , with the tremendous influx of new young performers preceding J-Wonn over the last decade, those concerns seem wildly alarmist.

Southern soul music has never been more popular. The number and dimension of live concerts dwarfs anything seen in the "old days. No one knows this better than the young artists like Jawonn Smith and Chris Big Yayo Mabry, the executive producers of this album, who are migrating from hiphop the dominant form of the day into southern soul, the genre that is all about music, not about using music as a conduit to get into the movies.

This album is so full of quality music--fifteen tracks of it--it's almost impossible to compare to most soul music albums. Your Daddy B. Nice has written extensively about "I Got This Record" over the last year, including awarding it the 1-ranked song of , somewhat ahead of its major exposure across the chitlin' circuit and indeed the whole country and world in Daddy B.

A summary of J-Wonn's meteoric rise is contained in Daddy B. Nice's new J-Wonn Artist Guide. Conceptually, J-Wonn's songs extol the virtues of romantic love and the perils of cynicism, the perfect thematic foil for his claim to fame: a vocal timbre and tone that captures the ineffable innocence of young love.

That's because deejays have already been dipping into the set with the happy abandon of treasure-hunters. Nice's recent Top 10 singles reviews. The song builds an atmosphere so dense it lingers long after.

The faster tempo brings out another charismatic strain in J-Wonn's vocal stylings. The rousing "One For The Road" with its chugging-train-like rhythm track, is another uptempo anthem waiting in the wings for its day on radio. The roll call of impressive new performers in Southern Soul since the turn of the century is replete with head-turning talent, but the seldom-used word "genius" may be the only encomium worthy of J-Wonn, who with this exceptionally accomplished debut CD takes his place in the top rank of contemporary southern soul singers.

Read Daddy B. Nice's Artist Guide to J-Wonn. February 10, HOT!!! September 1, Ranking The Singles: See right-hand column 7.

Listen to J'Wonn singing Daddy B. Nice's Top 21st Century Countdown. The chart encompasses the period from December 13, Re-posted from Daddy B. Should please old fans and gain new. Then comes the end and the squeals of the young women in the audience, far-off from the onstage sound equipment, but nevertheless powerful enough to recall The Beatles in their early days and their squealing, girl-dominated audiences.

Longtime followers of southern soul music have never experienced quite this kind of audience reaction. Johnnie Taylor was the marquee heart-throb of his day, but the women screaming their appreciation were more mature, experienced and knowing. Marvin Sease drove his female audiences to heights of passion, but their catcalls and mock-shock cheers were hardy, wild and comedic. Perhaps Sir Charles Jones, kicking off contemporary southern soul in the early years of the century, was the real harbinger of J'Wonn's arrival: the girls went crazy.