Aaron Hall
Aaron Hall came up in the late 1980s as part of Guy, the group he formed with Teddy Riley and Timmy Gatling. Their 1988 album 'Groove Me' helped define that...
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Aaron Hall came up in the late 1980s as part of Guy, the group he formed with Teddy Riley and Timmy Gatling. Their 1988 album 'Groove Me' helped define that era's new jack swing sound, though Hall left the group a couple years later.
His solo career is anchored by the 1993 single 'I Miss You,' a ballad that became his signature track. The song's falsetto and straightforward emotion connected with R&B listeners at the time. He also released songs like 'Let's Make Love' and 'Until I Found You' on his self-titled debut album.
Hall's personal life became part of his public story, including a marriage to Salt-N-Pepa's Sabrina 'Pepa' Johnson that ended in divorce. He stepped away from music for stretches in the 2000s, but kept recording when he returned.
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