James Ingram, who reportedly died Wednesday at 66, also had his own idiosyncratic loverman signature: ... In 1991, Ingram released a greatest hits album called The Power of Great Music.

James IngramThe Power of Great Music (Warner) (STAR)(STAR)Meant to be a glowing retrospective of James Ingram`s Grammy-nominated hits, this 12-song package only serves to highlight the banality of ...

James Ingram, the beloved R&B singer-songwriter behind hits like 'Baby, Come to Me' and 'I Don't Have the Heart' has died at age 66.

2. “One Hundred Ways” Another standout from Quincy Jones’ The Dude, “One Hundred Ways” is James Ingram at his most romantic and introspective.The track earned him a Grammy Award for Best ...

JAMES INGRAM knows how stiff the competition is for good songs. “Trying to get James Ingram’s music on a James Ingram album is sometimes tough,” he said yesterday from his downtow… ...

James Ingram’s name doesn’t come up often in current music discussions. He didn’t have the vast catalogue and longevity of Luther Vandross, or the skyrocketing pop success of Lionel Richie.

James Ingram dies at 66, stars react on social media. There are no words to convey how much my ️ aches with the news of the passing of my baby brother, James Ingram.

Remembering James Ingram, the soft-but-sturdy-voiced R&B singer whose death at age 66 was reported Tuesday. ... “How Do You Keep the Music Playing?,” which Ingram sang with Patti Austin in ...

James Ingram is seen at the 2014 Ebony Magazine Power 100 Gala at the Avalon Hollywood. Ingram died at the age of 66. Brian Dowling/Invision/AP ...