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| Track listing | 1. Sydney Jordan (Intro)
2. Get It On Tonite
3. Come Home
4. Funk Flex (Interlude)
5. What It Feel Like? (Is It Good?)
6. Everybody (Get Down)
7. Can't Get Enough
8. Why You Wanna Do That? (Ooh Girl)
9. Maybe She Will
10. Kevin Nash Interview (Skit)
11. Time To Say Goodbye - (featuring Tyler Parris)
12. Let's Cuddle Up - (featuring Lockdown)
13. Do You?
14. One Last Time (Break Up Sex)
15. Last Night (Can We Move On)
16. Interview, The (Skit)
17. Once Upon A Time
18. Against All Odds
| | Details | | Contributing artists: | Lackdown, Lockdown, Tyler Parris | | Distributor: | Universal Distribution | | Recording type: | Studio | | Recording mode: | Stereo | | SPAR Code: | n/a |
| | Album notes | Personnel: Montell Jordan (vocals, strings, programming); Lockdown, Mike Melnick, Tyler Parris (vocals); Danny "Jazz The Man" Nixon (various instruments, programming, background vocals); "Shep" Crawford (various instruments, programming); Jay Williams, Jimmy "Professor Funk" Russell, Jeffrey Piergeorge (guitar); Ralph Kearns (keyboards); JoJo Brim (programming, background vocals); Kevin "KD" Davis (programming); Kimmie Morrow, Shae Jones, Eritza Laues, The Fullfilment Choir, Pamela Olivia, Brian Palmer, Dee Dee Foster, Estee Davis, Antoine Wilson, Maisha Dunn, De'Andrea Foster, Arthur Ray Lee Jr. (background vocals).
Producers include: "Shep' Crawford, Montell Jordan, Danny "Jazz The Man" Nixon, JoJp Brim, Ralph Kearns.
Engineers include: Anne "Auntie Mae" Catalano, Jamie Seyberth, Mike Melnick.
The six-foot-something R&B heartthrob is back with his latest, GET IT ON...TONITE. Def Soul's Montell Jordan continues to sweet talk the ladies with his blend of R&B and hip-hop. On his fourth album, he gives R&B new life by bringing that ol' mature sound back to the genre. The album contains a nice balance, with one side dedicated to the dance floor and the other side all about the slow jam. The title track is Montell at his best, with production that defies beats that were current in R&B at the time of the CD's release. Guest artists are kept to a minimum, keeping the album focused solely on Montell.
| | Editorial reviews | ...A solid songwriter and producer....he shines in the boss-player role. He's confident and assertive....Jordan's breathy vocals slither over the jagged futuristic rhythm as he sings...
Vibe (12/01/1999)
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