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Keith Sweat

Keith Sweat
Release Date: 06/25/1996
Original Release:  1996
# of Discs:   1
J&R Item # 199527_CD
UPC # 075596170727
Label: Elektra
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Disc: 1
1. Twisted sound samples  real  |  windows media
2. Funky Dope Lovin' - (featuring Gerald LeVert/Aaron Hall/Buddy Banks) sound samples  real  |  windows media
3. Yumi sound samples  real  |  windows media
4. Whatever You Want sound samples  real  |  windows media
5. Just a Touch sound samples  real  |  windows media
6. Freak with Me sound samples  real  |  windows media
7. Nature's Rising (Interlude) sound samples  real  |  windows media
8. Come with Me - (featuring Ronald Isley) sound samples  real  |  windows media
9. In the Mood sound samples  real  |  windows media
10. Show Me the Way (Interlude) sound samples  real  |  windows media
11. Nobody - (featuring Athena Cage) sound samples  real  |  windows media
12. Chocolate Girl sound samples  real  |  windows media

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Performer: Keith Sweat
Artist: Aaron Hall; Gerald Levert; Ronald Isley; Kut Klose; Buddy Banks; Athena Cage
Distributor: WEA (Distributor)

Notes: Personnel: Keith Sweat, Aaron Hall, Gerald Levert, Ronald Isley, Buddy Banks, Athena Cage (vocals); Tizone (rap, keyboard & drum programming); "Pretty Russ," `Lil Bud, Tamica Johnson (rap); Charlie Singleton (guitar); Allan "Grip" Smith (keyboards); Karl Heilbron (bass, drum programming); Zack Scott (bass); George "Spike" Neally III (percussion); William "Billy Bad" Ward, Fitzgerald Scott, Donald Parks (keyboard & drum programmming, background vocals); John Howcott, Eric McCaine, C-Love, Alphonso "Doc" Walker (keyboard & drum programming); Kut Klose, Daryl "Dezo" Adams, Bobby Crawford, Traci Hale, Ol Skul (background vocals). Producers include: Keith Sweat, Eric McCaine, William "Billy Bad" Ward, Fitzgerald Scott, H.O.P. Productions. Engineers: Karl Heilbron, Eric McCaine, Mike Alvord. Recorded at The Sweat Shop, Deep Sound Music, Southern Tracks, The H.O.P. House and Tree Studios, Atlanta, Georgia. Personnel: Keith Sweat (vocals, background vocals); Aaron Hall (vocals, background vocals); Gerald LeVert, Ronald Isley, Athena Cage, Buddy Banks (vocals); Pretty Russ, Tizone, Lil' Bud (rap vocals); Charlie Singleton (guitar); William "Billy Bad" Ward, Fitzgerald Scott (keyboards, drum programming, background vocals); Donald Parks, Eric McCaine (keyboards, drum programming); Allen "Grip" Smith (keyboards); Karl Heilbron (bass guitar, drum programming); Zachary Scott (bass guitar); John Howcott (drums, drum programming); George "Spike" Neally III (percussion); Traci Hale, Darryl Adams, Kut Klose (background vocals). Audio Mixers: Neil Pogue; Alex Nesmith; Karl Heilbron. Recording information: Deep Sound Music, Atlanta, GA; H.O.P.House, Atlanta, GA; Southern Tracks Recording Studios, Atlanta, GA; Sweat Shop, Atlanta, GA; Tree Sound Studios, Atlanta, GA. Editor: Larry Cianelli. Unknown Contributor Roles: Gerald LeVert; Aaron Hall; Ronald Isley; Athena Cage; Buddy Banks. There aren't many artists who are recognizable 10 seconds into a tune. But from the opening bars of "Twisted," the first cut on this disc, it's clear we're listening to the one and only master of the vocal slow grind, Keith Sweat. Al Green he ain't, but Sweat's nasal, midrange voice has come to define modern hip-hop-inflected soul. And these 12 tunes are the Sweat formula, beginning to end: light, mid-tempo funk, with just enough of an edge to keep your head nodding to the beat. Throw in the usual opening layers of harmonizing backing vocals, a few incidental raps, and you've got the Sweat method down. There's some high-powered help on this record, as Gerald Levert and Ronald Isley lend their generous talents to the cause. The ladies always seem to be more affected by Mr. Sweat's approach than the guys--understandably so--so they're probably going to be the ones running to the checkout counter with this one.
Vibe (6/96, p.135) - "...most of the songs on his new KEITH SWEAT are about intimacy and love....But by no means has he gone all smooth. The Harlem-bred crooner can still work the street..."
Along with such R&B acts as Guy and Bobby Brown, Keith Sweat helped pioneer the oft-copied "New Jack Swing" style of the late '80s/early '90s. On the strength of such hits as "I Want Her," "Make You Sweat," and "I'll Give All My Love To You," Sweat found himself with a hysterical-yet-dedicated predominantly female following.
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