El Debarge, Kanye West on 2010 BET Awards Marks Night of "Second Chances"

R&B -- who was opening for Mary J. Blige on her “Music Saved My Life” tour -- was a testament to the power of public redemption. Motown family group DeBarge, transitioned that early success into a thriving solo career. DeBarge nor the audience missing a single note.  Regardless of whether his resurfacing translates into record sales or not, he says he's grateful for the chance to try again. Babyface and Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis alongside tracks by new hitmakers including Mike City, the Avila Brothers and Michael Angelo—tells the story of DeBarge’s redemption following a period of personal turmoil. El DeBarge begins a new chapter in an uncommon life—accepting responsibility and looking ahead, with a new appreciation for his gifts and talents. DeBarge’s triumphant return to the stage at the 2010 “BET Awards” on June 27th was only the beginning of life’s second chance for one of R&B Pop’s most distinctive and popular voices. Will Reveal,” and “Rhythm Of The Night.” The soulful performance by the charismatic DeBarge opened an exciting new chapter for the man whose emotional, uplifting music has romanced one generation of fans and is set to do the same for another. Top 10s both with his family group DeBarge, one of America’s most popular young R&B Pop acts of the ’80s, and as a solo artist. I worked with their father’s second wife. She/they had a teenage son whose life was short-lived secondary to a car accident several years ago. The Debarges have truly been to hell and back. It was a pleasant surprise to see El on the show last night. DeBarge or El. Sure, I knew about “Secret Garden” and a couple of DeBarge’s other hits, but to really get INTO them, like I was into the Jacksons, I didn’t. NOW, I am paying attention and learning all about them and their family. This guy out performed this one top of the charts clown that women young & older are creaming in their panties off of by miles last night. The youngin’ should be embarassed to show his face for a while.I sorta missed the boat on The DeBarges popularity. But the “Unsung” episode about the family, gave me a renewed interest. The Electronic Urban Report/EUR puts the most buzz worthy African American news at your fingertips. June at the BET Awards. It was his first public appearance after a series of legal run-ins, including a two-year term in California state prison following a 2008 bust for drug possession. An enthusiastic audience at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium sang along with him on a medley of '80s hits, including "All This Love" and pop crossover dance jam "Rhythm of the Night," by former family group DeBarge, which he fronted as the lead singer. Sept. 28, the aptly titled "Second Chance" not only launches DeBarge's new deal with Geffen, it also signals the artist's return after several run-ins with the law involving domestic violence and drug abuse. Terry Lewis, Babyface (who worked on DeBarge's 1994 set "Heart, Mind and Soul"), Mike City, Geffen chief Ron Fair and the Avilia Brothers. While he performed the album's title track on BET, DeBarge says a formal first single will be announced shortly. Vivian Green and performed a surprise duet with Keri Hilson of the 1982 DeBarge family hit "I Like It" at the Essence Music Festival in New Orleans. He's now taking "a chill pill from the media" and settling down in the studio to finish the album. DeBarge buoyed his success with the hit song "Who's Johnny," from his self-titled debut solo album. R&B classics like "Time Will Reveal" and "I Like It" could slide his way back into the studio after a decade of quietness and reclaim the splendor of his former glory, as if he was totally restored. DeBarge had the potency to reclaim his entitlement for a comeback, but that night in June sealed the deal. He also premiered his testimonial song, "Second Chance;" the appropriately-titled lead single and the title cut from his new album. But the ballads are what DeBarge specializes in, and he proves that as the album gallops onward. Songs" shows off his high range on a song reminiscent of Toni Braxton heartbreak. June event, an enthusiastic audience at Los Angeles' Shrine Auditorium sang along with him on a medley of '80s hits, including "All This Love" and pop crossover dance jam "Rhythm of the Night," by the family group DeBarge, which he fronted as the lead singer. PAUL, Minn. Stevie Wonder and Chaka Khan topped the bill for an all-star concert tribute on Thursday in memory of Prince, six months after the influential pop star died of an accidental prescription drug overdose.

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