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"One In A Million" (Blackground Enterprises), released on 7/31/01





01. Beats 4 Da Streets (Intro) [Lyrics] | [Audio]
02. Hot Like Fire [Lyrics] | [Audio] | [Video]
03. One In A Million [
Lyrics] | [Audio]
04. Girl Like You, A [Lyrics] | [Audio]
05. If Your Girl Only Knew [Lyrics] | [Audio] | [Video]
06. Choosey Lover (Old School/New School) [Lyrics] | [Audio]
07. Got To Give It Up [Lyrics] | [Audio]
08. 4 Page Letter [Lyrics] | [Audio] | [Video]
09. Everything's Gonna Be Alright [Lyrics] | [Audio]
10. Giving You More [Lyrics] | [Audio]
11. I Gotcha' Back [Lyrics] | [Audio]
12. Never Givin' Up [Lyrics] | [Audio]
13. Heartbroken [Lyrics] | [Audio]
14. Never Comin' Back [Lyrics] | [Audio]
15. Ladies In Da House [Lyrics] | [Audio]
16. One I Gave My Heart To, The [Lyrics] | [Audio] | [Video]
17. Came To Give Love (Outro) [Lyrics] | [Audio]





Personnel includes: Aaliyah, Tavarius Polk (vocals); Rodney Jerkins (rap vocals, various instruments); Slick Rick (rap vocals); D.J. Simmons (acoustic guitar); Michael J. Powell (guitar); Daryl Simmons (keyboards, drum programming); Freddie Washington, Ronnie Garrett (bass); Paulinho da Costa (percussion); Timbaland, Missy Elliott, Xavier Harris, Demetrius Hart, Pierre Heath, Tann (background vocals). Producers include: Timbaland, Kay-Gee, Darren Lighty, Vincent "V.H." Herbert, Craig King. Engineers include: Jimmy Douglas, Pat Dilett, Ben Garrison. Aaliyah's debut paved the way for a legion of teen-aged female R&B singers, including Brandy, Monica and 702. Aaliyah is no kid, though; she sings with a maturity that belies her age. Much about her life has changed, but she remains a mature young lady who sings about the ups and downs of true love experiences on this follow-up record. Obviously a trained singer, Aaliyah glides easily between vocal ranges. Her soft style is more refined than the over-exaggerated riffs of other R&B songstresses. As on her first album, she pays tribute to the Isley Brothers, this time with "Choosey Lover." She adds more old-school flavor with her remake of the Marvin Gaye classic "Got To Give It Up."