The Best of O'Bryan explained

The Best Of O'Bryan
Type:compilation
Artist:O'Bryan
Cover:The Best Of O'Bryan.jpg
Released:1996
Recorded:1982–1986
Genre:Soul, rhythm and blues
Length:62:58
Label:The Right Stuff
Producer:O'Bryan, Don Cornelius, Ron Kersey, Melvin Davis, Friendship Producers Company, Jerry Knight & Aaron Zigman
Prev Title:Surrender
Prev Year:1986
Next Title:F1RST
Next Year:2007

The Best of O'Bryan is a compilation of the Capitol Records career of R&B singer O'Bryan.

Content

Nine previously released tracks were taken as singles from their respective albums -- "The Gigolo," "Still Water (Love)," "You And I," "I'm Freaky," "Lovelite," "Breakin' Together," "Go On And Cry, "Tenderoni" and "Driving Force." Several of the songs were the single mix versions, including O'Bryan's biggest hits "You And I," "I'm Freaky" and "Lovelite."

"Lovelite" topped the Billboard R&B Singles charts in 1984, while "The Gigolo" peaked at No. 5. "I'm Freaky (No. 15)" and O'Bryan's cover of the Stevie Wonder song "You And I (No. 19)" also reached the top 20 of the Billboard R&B Singles charts.