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Hell, it seems like theres been a new one formed every year since at least 1965, if not earlier.

However, an RB supergroup is exceedingly rare, which is why three top-tier talents like Gerald Levert, Keith Sweat and Johnny Gill coming together to form their supergroup LSG caught so much attention.

The unprecedented event spawned their 1997 album Levert.Sweat.Gill, which was pretty much guaranteed to be a hit given the projects star power.

The steamy, sultry track was the perfect intro to exactly what the group was about on the set mainly getting the ladies hot and bothered with their combined vocal prowess.

Produced by Darrell Delite Allamby, the song oozed sex appeal, with the fellas harmonizing and taking turns on their respective verses as they let the ladies know exactly how they wanted to sex them up over slinky synths and strings.

The song was an instant hit, rising to No.

RB Singles chart and peaking at No.

Billboards Hot 100.

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The Lox showed up on the Puffy -produced You Got Me while LL Cool J, Busta Rhymes and MC Lyte feature heavily on the Tumblin Dice -produced second single, an update of Midnight Star s Curious (which, honestly, is more of a showcase for the rappers featured than LSG).

Even a young Jazze Pha gets some shine on the unfortunately titled Let A Playa Get His Freak On.

That being said, the best collaborative effort was a straight up RB affair, with LSG going toe-to-toe with the equally impressive vocal talents of Faith Evans, Cheryl Coko Gamble and Missy Elliott on All The Times, which found the sextet harmonizing about the strength of their loving bond.

You need look no further than album opener Door 1, which found each fella clumsily cobbling together the names of their hit songs in an attempt to seduce.

The album itself peaked at No.

Billboard 200 and landed at No.

Top RB Albums chart, eventually going two-times platinum.

As for LSG, they released a far less successful follow-up, LSG2, in 2003.

Three years later, they suffered a heavy blow with the death of Gerald Levert.

Though there was talk of Eddie Levert taking up his sons mantle in the group, the group effectively disbanded after Geralds passing.

Keith Sweat continues to perform and has even delved into the world of radio with his show The Sweat Hotel.

Johnny Gill is also still performing and recording, with him dropping his most recent album, Game Changer, in 2014.

In addition to that, the resurgence of his group New Edition after this years successful BET biopic is also keeping him in high demand.

Though LSG may be no more, well always have the smooth grooves of Levert.Sweat.Gill to remember them and this unique and special moment in time.

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