Most listeners will be plenty satisfied with this fine collection.

Still, that's a minor point - as is the complaint that this is not sequenced chronologically - because this serves up 30 of Vandross' finest in a nice double-disc package. If The Best of Luther Vandross has a bit of an edge, it's because of the consistency of the material by concentrating on a particular era, it leaves out a lot of pleasantly pedestrian duets that kind of bog this collection down a little bit. So, it becomes a summary of his time at the label, and it's a thorough one it may not be sequenced chronologically, but it hits all the big songs, throwing in some obscurities like 'She's So Good to Me' from the Goonies soundtrack. Some of Luther Vandross's most popular songs include So Amazing, which was featured in the After Life soundtrack, and Never Too Much, featured in the Black-ish soundtrack. Many of his songs were covers of original music by. Music by Luther Vandross has been featured in the Queen & Slim soundtrack, The Voice soundtrack and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City soundtrack.

That remains the definitive portrait of Vandross at his creative pinnacle, but 2003's The Essential Luther Vandross extends its reach much further, stopping when Vandross left Epic in 1996. His hit songs include 'Never Too Much', 'Here and Now', 'Any Love', 'Power of Love/Love Power', 'I Can Make It Better' and 'For You to Love'. The 1989 release The Best of Luther Vandross captures Vandross at the peak of his powers, chronicling the '80s, when he reigned as the premier soul crooner of his time.

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