R&B Group, Guy Trivia Quiz

Answer: Teddy Riley, Aaron Hall, Timmy Gatling

Timmy Gatling left the group before the first album was released. He was replaced by Aaron's brother, Damian, who appeared in the album's videos. However, Timmy's vocals still appear on the album. And his picture is still on the album's front cover.

Answer: New Jack City

Guy performed the song "New Jack City" in a club scene within the movie.

Answer: Goodbye Love

Blackstreet released a remix of their song "Don't Leave Me" which was essentially a re-worked version of Guy's "Goodbye Love" song.

Answer: Boomerang

Guy didn't appear on Boomerang, but Aaron Hall did a duet with Charlie Wilson on the soundtrack.

Answer: Tell Me What You Like

In between Blackstreet albums, Teddy Riley reunited with the Hall brothers to record "Tell Me What You Like" which was released on the "New York Undercover" soundtrack.

Answer: Eddie F.

Eddie F. became an influential hip-hop/R&B producer as part of the Untouchables crew. His production team, along with Teddy Riley, produced "Dancin'" which was their lead single off of their reunion album.

Answer: Why You Wanna Keep Me From My Baby

Teddy Riley was absent from the video for "Why You Wanna Keep Me From My Baby". The Hall brothers were featured in the video.

Answer: Gene Griffin

Guy and Gene Griffin parted ways in 1990 due to financial and business disputes.

Answer: Chauncey Hannibal

Eric and Terrell were both background vocalists on the album. And Teddy Riley, being a member of Guy, was of course featured on the album! Chauncey had a fallout with Teddy when "III" was being released, so he was not featured on the album.

Answer: Roger Troutman

Roger was a huge influence on Teddy Riley and so he dedicated the song to the deceased legend.

Answer: Let's Chill

"Let's Chill" was probably their biggest hit from the "Future" album.

Answer: Teddy's Jam 3

This was kinda tricky. Both "Teddy's Jam" and "Teddy's Jam 2" started off with Aaron singing, "Jam Ohhh jam, Jaaammm, Teddy Jam for me". But "Teddy's Jam 3" featured a slight alternative to this opening: "Jam, Ohhh Jam, Jam Jam Jam for me Teddy".

Answer: My Fantasy

"My Fantasy", featured on the "Do the Right Thing" soundtrack, was listed as a Teddy Riley song, featuring Guy. However, when the video was shown on TV, it was listed as simply "Guy".

Answer: Michael Jackson

Michael Jackson's "Jam", produced by Teddy Riley, featured a rap by Heavy D. which referenced people he rapped with in songs. Here are the lyrics: "There was Janet, then Guy, now Michael cause it ain't too hard for me to jam".

Answer: Let's Stay Together

Even though this was their last song they released before they broke up, they did reunite again in 1995 to record one song and then reunited for a new album, "III," in 1999.