The Top 10 Best Gina Thompson Songs

Gina Thompson will always be one of those stories of what could have been. She will be remembered by many R&B lovers as a one hit wonder due to the success of “The Things That You Do” (Bad Boy Remix), although that’s really not fair.

Anyone who has taken the time to listen to her music can clearly hear the talent from a vocals perspective. She originally linked up with producer Rodney Jerkins aka Darkchild to release her debut album “Nobody Does It Better” in 1996. There were some gems on the album that unfortunately got overshadowed by “The Things That You Do” remix and original version.

Eventually, Gina landed with Missy Elliott on her Goldmine label and created the album “If Only You Knew” which eventually got shelved. It’s truly unfortunate because that album had some real standout songs and was a great progression from her debut. Her third and final album to date “Missing You” arrived in 2009.

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Without further ado, here is our list of The Top 10 Best Gina Thompson songs in chronological order. (click any song title to listen to it).

This one is such a feel-good song with a great vibe that really captures that uplifting feeling of love and joy.

Gina’s rendition brings a fresh twist to the classic. It captures the timeless theme of love’s irrationality and the emotional rollercoaster that comes with it.

This version is often overlooked in favor of the remix, but it also stands out in its own right!
 

A quintessential 90’s jam that will forever be played at parties to get the crowd moving.
 

A powerful track that showcases her vocal talent and explores themes of heartbreak and emotional turmoil. The intensity of the lyrics captures that feeling of being deeply affected by love.
 

An upbeat track that comes with a message of empowerment and celebrating womanhood.
 

This Jon B. produced track has such a mellow, smoothed out vibe.
 

Another Jon B. produced gem which contains ad libs by the man himself.
 

Beautiful duet between two really amazing vocalists.
 

Standout song about the aftermath of a relationship and the feelings of loss that come with it. The emotional depth in her voice really resonates.