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Soul Icons 🎤 D’Angelo – “Untitled (How Does It Feel)” Live on The Tonight Show, March 6, 2000 An iconic performance capturing the essence of Neo-Soul: groove, soul, and pure live emotion. A defining moment that cemented D’Angelo as a contemporary Soul legend. #HistoryOfMusic #NeoSoul #DAngelo #Untitled #Voodoo #SoulLegend #LivePerformance | History of Music

Remembering one of the most brilliant moments in Grammy history. At the 1996 Grammy Awards, D'Angelo made his Grammy stage debut alongside Tony Rich for a tribute to Stevie Wonder, performing "Superstition," "Living For The City," "I Wish," and "Higher Ground". But this wasn't just any tribute performance. The two delivered a simultaneous and hypnotically soulful medley of four of Stevie Wonder's greatest hits—meaning they performed two songs at the same time, weaving "Superstition" with "Living