We’ve reached the final leg of the journey. In this third and final installment of The PL Sweets Top 15 Duets, we count down the top 5 musical collaborations of all time—pairings that didn’t just make hits, but changed culture, carved out sound, and left fingerprints on the soul of music itself. This episode is all about impact.

These aren’t just duets—they’re movements. And at the very top of the list is a record that embodies the pure essence of power and partnership: James Brown & Bobby Byrd’s “Soul Power” (1971).

More than a song, it’s a statement—funk-driven, politically charged, and rhythmically relentless. Together, Brown and Byrd didn’t just share the mic—they shared the mission. “Soul Power” was a soundtrack for Black pride, resistance, and unity in a time when music carried the weight of revolution. From #5 through #1, each duet represents a turning point—whether in love, protest, reconciliation, or legacy. These collaborations weren’t created for algorithms. They were cut straight to wax, built for longevity, and rooted in truth, groove, and grit.

Tune in as PL Sweets unpacks the emotion, the energy, and the historical weight behind each track—ending with one of the most soul-shaking duets to ever hit the needle.

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