Brian McKnight - U Turn
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Track List: U Turn
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- All Night LongDownload & Buy
- Back Seat (Gettin' Down)Download & Buy
- Shoulda, Woulda, CouldaDownload & Buy
- Try Our Love AgainDownload & Buy
- Where Do We Go From HereDownload & Buy
- Been So LongDownload & Buy
- Good EnoughDownload & Buy
- Someday, Someway, SomehowDownload & Buy
- For The Rest Of My LifeDownload & Buy
- It If Was CoolDownload & Buy
- U TurnDownload & Buy
- So SorryDownload & Buy
- One Of The One's Who DidDownload & Buy
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Album Details: U Turn
- Release Date:
- 03/25/2003
- Label:
- Universal Japan
- UPC:
- 4988005389985
User Reviews: U Turn
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, September 7, 2003Reviewer: liljeb200058 - See all liljeb200058's reviews -
Brian has done it once again!
, September 16, 2005Reviewer: Mel - See all Mel's reviewsPros: Luv that man's voice!
Cons: Love every song!
I have and love everything that Brian has written or sung. I think this cd is no exception. He is on top of his game as ususal and If you are a true fan this cd will be an excellent addition to your Brian Mcknight collection. You go boy!
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Pro Reviews: U Turn
| EXPERT RATING: From AMG Reviews Brian McKnight found a good pattern for his releases after 1997's Anytime, which featured the breakout hip-hop crossover "You Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time)." After that, he usually made concessions to changing trends in RB (since a few changeups are good for any artist), but dedicated most of his records to the type of smooth jams he loves to sing and his fans love to hear. U Turn isn't the change of direction hinted at in the title; in fact, it's very close to format, with a pair of rap features (for Nelly and Fabolous) but plenty of space for McKnight's earnest, heartfelt crooning. Over half the album was not only written by McKnight but performed and produced by him as well, and although his writing is among the best in RB, the backing tracks are bland meldings of piano, synthesized strings, and canned beats. No surprise then, that the best tracks here are the ones where he can focus on his voice, like the classic regret ballad "Shoulda, Woulda, Coulda," the backing left in the capable hands of veterans Damon Thomas and Harvey Mason Jr. The rap crossovers are solid, more than just pairings with commercial successes; loved-up rappers like Nelly and Fabolous work well rhyming over McKnight, and the Rockwilder production on the title track is a good match with an RB singer. - John Bush, All Music Guide |
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Brian McKnight Biography
Brian McKnight grew up in a family where music came naturally. He was a member of the church choir along with his immediate family; his grandfather was the director. With a gospel upbringing, McKnight explored other genres of music. Still in his earl...Full Brian McKnight Biography
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