Collection of Paul Hardcastle10 December 1957, London, England. This producer, mixer, composer andkeyboard wizard was one of the UK dance music scene’s first crossoversuccesses.

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He first worked in a hi-fi shop and developed an interest inelectronics in his teens. Hardcastle made his recording debut in 1981 on‘Don’t Depend On Me’, a single by UK soul act Direct Drive. Hesubsequently formed First Light with vocalist Derek Green, with whom hehad worked on the Direct Drive sessions. First Light’s output included adeplorable cover version of America’s ‘A Horse With No Name’.Hardcastle then formed his own Total Contral Records label and enjoyedtwo number 1 dance hits in 1984 with ‘You’re The One ForMe’/‘Daybreak’/‘A.M.’ and ‘Rainforest’. The latter was released on theBluebird label in the UK, and became a big club hit in America on theProfile Records label.Hardcastle’s big breakthrough came with the following year’s ‘19’, arecord about the Vietnam conflict utilising samples of spoken newsreports.

The single went to number 1 in 13 countries, including hisnative England, and received the Ivor Novello award for The BestsellingSingle Of 1985. The follow-up, ‘Just For The Money’, was based on theGreat Train Robbery and boasted the voices of Bob Hoskins and SirLaurence Olivier. Further singles were progressively less successfulbefore he scored with ‘Papa’s Got A Brand New Pigbag’ under thepseudonym Silent Underdog.

He also wrote the Top Of The Pops theme, ‘TheWizard’, in 1986, before switching to production for young funk bandLW5, providing remixes for anyone from Third World to Ian Dury. Anotherproduction credit was the last ever Phil Lynott single, coincidentallycalled ‘Nineteen’. Other engagements came with Carol Kenyon (previouslyvocalist on Heaven 17’s ‘Temptation’) most notably on the 1986 Top 10hit ‘Don’t Waste My Time’.Hardcastle subsequently ‘retired’ to his Essex home studio, where hecontinues to release records under pseudonyms such as the Deff Boyz,Beeps International, Kiss The Sky (with vocalist Jaki Graham), and thebestselling Jazzmasters (with vocalist Helen Rogers). The lattershowcases his preference for smooth jazz grooves, and is particularlypopular in the USA and Japan. He is also founder of the labels FastForward and Hardcastle Records, and has written the theme music to twoBBC nature series, Supersense and its sequel, Lifesense, and contributedto the soundtrack of Spiceworld - The Movie and the S Club 7 televisionseries.Album: Daybreak (1984)01. I Don't Care03. Don't Be Mistaken04.

Explain The Reasons05. Wish You Were Here06. Time Machine07.

She's A Mystery08. Stop The Clock09. A.M.Album: Zero One (1985)01.

Forest Fire02. Sound Chaser05. Ready Ready Go07. Hip-Hop Beat (street mix)Album: Rain Forest (1985)01. Rain Forest (Remix)02. Forest Fire05. Loitering With Intent06.

Sound Chaser08. Rain Forest (Original Mix)Album: Paul Hardcastle (1985)01. In The Begining02. Don't Waste My Time05.

Central Park06. Just For Money07. RainforestAlbum: No Winners (1988)01. No Winners02. Walk In The Night03. On The Run04.

The Wizard (Jazz Mix)05. The Last Jam06. Lost Summer07. Voices Of The WorldAlbum: The Definitive (1994)01. You're The One For Me-A.M.-Daybreak02.

Sound Chaser05. Eat Your Heart Out07.

Don't Waste My Time09. Foolin' Yourself10. The Wizard11. Walk In The Night12. Rainforest '93Album: First Light (1997)01.

Inner Changes02. Tribal Call04. The Source05. Celestial Rhythm (vocal)06.

First Light (part 1)07. Forest Dawn08. Forever Dreaming09. Kingdom of Dreams10.

Nomad's Flight11. First Light (part 2)12. Celestial Rhythm (Instrumental)Album: Cover To Cover (1997)CD 101.

Syndicate Theme04. Jokers Wild06. Urbam Vibez07. Paradise Cove08. Could It Be Forever09. Soul Swing10.

Crystal Seas11. Kikin Vibes12. Shelbi.CD 201. War In The Night02. Always There03. Do It Again04.

Are You Ready05. Love's Theme06. Wishing On A Star07. Green Onions09. It Seems To Hang On10. Chi-Lites Love Combo11.

Have Yourself A Merry Little ChristmasAlbum: Very Best of 1983-2003 (2003)Cd 101. The Wizard03. Don't Waste My Time04. You're The One For Me - AM - Daybreak05. Living For You08. Do It Again10.

Walk In The Night11. 19 (The Full Story)12. The Voyager13. 19 (Slow Version)Cd 201. Bird Island02.

You May Be Gone03. Peace On Earth04. Feel The Breeze05. Runnin' Back06. Walkin' To Freedom07.

Got To Be Love08. Lost In Space09. Ventura Highway10. Jokers Wild11. Celestial Rhythm15.

Runnin' Back (Urban Dwellers Remix)Album: The Collection (2009)01. The Circle02. Dancing Lights03. Northern Lights04. You May Be Gone05. Acoustic Dreams07.

Ventura Highway08. Valley Of The Harps10. Moments In Time11. Moon Trekin12.

Return Of The Rainman13. Loves Theme14.

Journey To A Different State Of Mind 'Sampler'Album: Desire (2011)01. Forever Dreamin04. Lost Summer07. Same Place Same Time08. Lost In Space09.

Smooth Jazz Is Bumpin10. Cloud Watching11. Ready Or Not12. Don't You Know Ibiza Chill MixAlbum: Perceptions Of Pacha VIII (2012)CD 101. Heat Seeker03. Neon Adventures05. Stuck In A Dream06.

A Thousans Riffs07. Into The Blue08. Yield To The Night09. Just SayCD 201. A Thousand Riffs03. Yield To The Night04.

Heat Seeker09. Neon Adventures10. Stuck In A Dream11.

Into The BlueAlbum: 19 Below Zero (2012)CD 101. Return Of The Rainman02. 1000 Miles From Nowhere03.

East to West - Ibiza Remix04. Summer Love - Chill Mix05. Solar Sky - Ibiza Remix06. Emerald Stardust07. Rainforest & What's Going On - Chill Mix08. Don't You Know10.

Look To The Future11. 19 - Rob Da Bank Remix12. Return Of The Rainman RepriseCd 201. Into The Blue - Remix02. Absolute Zero03.

Neon Adventure - Chill Remix04. Ventura Highway05. Zen Warrior06. Rainforest & What's Going On - Beach Chiller Mix07. King Tut - Remaster Mix08.

Cloud Watching09. Journey To Tranquillity10.

One Chance11. Rainforest Original - Remaster Remix12. 19 Below Zero - The Lost Tape MixAlbum: Electrofied 80'S Essential ( 2013)Cd 101. The Wizard (Theme From Top Of The Pops)04. Foolin' Yourself06.

Don't Waste My Time07. Forest Fire08. You're The One For MeDaybreakA.M09. Just Passin' Thru11. Loitering With Intent12. Fly By Night13.

Back In Time14. Papa's Got A Brand New Pigbag (1985 Electrofunk Mix)15. Just For MoneyCD 201. Eat Your Heart Out02. Are You Ready03.

King Tut (Remix)04. Sound Chaser05. Over And Over07. Always There09. Walk In The Night10.

Time Machine11. Sound Of Summer12. Moving Sound13. The Voyager (Theme From Holiday)14.

The Wizard (2012 Version)15. 19 (2011 Version)Album: Movin & Groovin (2014)01.

Groove to the Music02. Do It Again03. Funk It Out04. Boogie Down05. Unlimited Love06. The Hardcastle Hustle07.

On The Run (Revisited)08. Hot Of The Press09. Whats Goin On (Steppers Mix)11.

Summer Love ( Gary Noakes Club Edit)12. King Tut (Remaster)Album: 19 (The 30th Anniversary Mixes (2015)01. 19 (Destruction Mix)02. 19 (Ptsd Remix)03. 19 (History Keeps Repeating Itself)04. 19 (Cryogenic Freeze Remix)05. 19 (Inner Changes Remix)06.

19 (Electronica Remix)07. 19 (12' Version)08. 19 (The Vision)09. 19 (Welcome To Hell)10. 19 (Nua Remix)11.

19 (The Rage Remix)12. 19 (The Final Story Requiem)13. 19 (Jim Pavloff Edit)14. 19 (Demo)Enjoy!!!! Collection of Bar-KaysInitially a funky instrumental soul combo on Stax/Volt, the Bar-Kayswere nearly destroyed when most of the band perished in the same planecrash that claimed Otis Redding. Amazingly, the Bar-Kays not onlyregrouped but prospered, evolving into a popular funk ensemble over thecourse of the '70s.

They continued to score hits on the R&B chartsthrough much of the '80s as well, making for a career longevity that noone would have predicted for Stax's formerly star-crossed number-twohouse band.The Bar-Kays were formed in Memphis, TN, in 1966, growing out of a localgroup dubbed the Imperials. Modeled on classic Memphis soulinstrumental outfits like the Mar-Keys and Booker T. & the MG's, theBar-Kays originally included guitarist Jimmy King (not the famedbluesman), trumpeter Ben Cauley, organist Ronnie Caldwell, saxophonistPhalon Jones, bassist James Alexander, and drummer Carl Cunningham.Adopting a mutated version of their favorite brand of rum (Bacardi) astheir name, the band started playing heavily around Memphis, andeventually caught the attention of Stax/Volt, which signed the sextet inearly 1967. With help from house drummer Al Jackson, Jr., the labelbegan grooming the Bar-Kays as a second studio backing group that wouldspell Booker T. & the MG's on occasion. That spring, the Bar-Kayscut their first single, 'Soul Finger,' a playful, party-heartyinstrumental punctuated by a group of neighborhood children shouting thetitle. 'Soul Finger' reached the pop Top 20 and went all the way tonumber three on the R&B chart, establishing the Bar-Kays in thepublic eye (although the follow-up, 'Give Everybody Some,' barelyscraped the R&B Top 40).

Producer Allen Jones began to take aninterest in the group and became their manager and mentor; even better,Otis Redding chose them as his regular backing band that summer.Unfortunately, disaster struck on December 10, 1967. En route to a gigin Madison, WI, Redding's plane crashed into frozen Lake Monona.

He, hisroad manager, and four members of the Bar-Kays were killed. TrumpeterBen Cauley survived the crash, and bassist James Alexander had not beenon the flight; they soon assumed the heavy task of rebuilding the group.Adding insult to injury, the third and final single released by theoriginal lineup, a cover of the Beatles' 'A Hard Day's Night,' wasvirtually ignored. Nonetheless, with Allen Jones' help, Cauley andAlexander assembled a new Bar-Kays lineup featuring guitarist MichaelToles, keyboardist Ronnie Gordon, saxophonist Harvey Henderson, anddrummers Roy Cunningham and Willie Hall. At first, their sound wassimilar to the original lineup, and they were used as the house band onnumerous Stax/Volt recording sessions; they also backed Isaac Hayes onhis groundbreaking 1969 opus Hot Buttered Soul. Still, they were unableto land a hit of their own, and Cunningham and Gordon both left thegroup in 1970; the latter was replaced on keyboards by Winston Stewart.With 1971's Black Rock album, the Bar-Kays debuted their first-ever leadvocalist, Larry Dodson, and incorporated some of thepsychedelic-inspired rock/funk fusions of Sly & the Family Stone andFunkadelic. After playing on Isaac Hayes' hit Shaft soundtrack, Cauleyand Toles both joined his backing band permanently, and were replaced bytrumpeter Charles 'Scoop' Allen and guitarist Vernon Burch. This newlineup took a more mainstream funk direction, scoring a minor hit with atakeoff on Jimi Hendrix's 'Foxy Lady' dubbed 'Copy Cat.'

The follow-up,another good-humored goof on a recent hit, was 'Son of Shaft,' which in1972 became the group's first Top Ten R&B hit since 'Soul Finger.' That summer, the Bar-Kays played a well-received set at Wattstax (theblack answer to Woodstock), but it wasn't enough to keep theircommercial momentum going, especially as Stax/Volt headed towardeventual bankruptcy in 1975.Armed with new guitarist Lloyd Smith (who'd joined when Burch left in1973), new drummer Michael Beard, and trombonist Frank Thompson, theBar-Kays signed with Mercury in 1976 and began the most commerciallyproductive phase of their career. Writing most of their own material andusing more synthesizers, their label debut, Too Hot to Stop, was a hit,powered by the smash R&B single 'Shake Your Rump to the Funk.' Thegroup consolidated their success by opening for George Clinton's P-Funkmachine on an extensive tour, and that loose, wild aesthetic was now amore accurate reflection of the Bar-Kays' brand of funk, although theywere more easily able to bridge into disco. Follow-up Flying High onYour Love (1977) was the band's first gold record, and Money Talks - aFantasy reissue of some previously unreleased Stax material - producedanother Top Ten hit in 'Holy Ghost' the following year.

Drummer ShermanGuy and keyboardist Mark Bynum subsequently joined the band, and astring of hit albums followed: 1979's Injoy (which featured the Top FiveR&B hit 'Move Your Boogie Body'), 1980's As One, 1981'sNightcruising (which spawned two hits in 'Hit and Run' and 'FreakyBehavior'), and 1982's Propositions (more hits in 'Do It (Let Me See YouShake)' and 'She Talks to Me With Her Body'). All of those albums, savefor As One, went gold.In 1983, Sherman Guy and Charles Allen left the group, presaging a morecommercial direction in keeping with the urban sound of the early '80s.1984's Dangerous produced one of the group's biggest hits, 'Freakshow onthe Dancefloor,' and a couple more R&B chart hits in 'Dirty Dancer'and 'Sex-O-Matic.' Their sound was becoming derivative, however, andalthough the group kept recording for Mercury through 1989, the changingmusical landscape meant that the hits dried up. By 1987, only LarryDodson, Harvey Henderson, and Winston Stewart remained; that same year,Allen Jones died of a heart attack, and the group scored its lastR&B Top Ten hit with 'Certified True.'

When their contract withMercury was up, the Bar-Kays called it quits with 1988's Animal. Dodsonand original bassist James Alexander put together a short-lived newversion of the Bar-Kays for the 1994 album 48 Hours, released on thesmall Basix label. Allmusic by Steve HueySoul Finger (1967)01. Soul Finger02. With A Child's Heart04. Bar Kays Boogaloo05. Theme From Hell's Angels06.

You Can't Sit Down07. House Shoes08. Pearl High09. I Want Someone10. Hole In The Wall11. Don't Do ThatAlbum: Gotta Groove (1969)01.

Don't Stop Dancing (To This Music) Part 102. If This World Was Mine03. In The Hole04. Funky Thang05. Jiving 'Round06. Grab This Thing07.

Don't Stop Dancing (To This Music) Part 208. Street Walker09. Hey JudeAlbum: Black Rock (1971)01. Baby I Love You02. I've Been Trying03.

You Don't Know Like I Know04. Dance To The Music05. A Piece Of Your Peace06. Six O'clock News Report07. How Sweet It Would Be08. Montego BayAlbum: Do You See What I See (1972)01.

Do You See What I See02. God Is Watching03. Be Yourself04. You're The Best Thing That Ever Happened To Me05.

You're Still My Brother06. I Was Made To Love Her07. Your Good Thing (Is About To End)08. It Ain't Easy09. Love Pollution10. People, Unite To Save Humanity11. In The Hole12.

Memphis At Sunrise14. Medley Son Of Shaft Feel It15. I Can't Turn You LooseAlbum: Cold Blooded (1974)01. Cold Blooded02. In The Scheme Of Things04. Waiting And Hating05. Smiling, Styling & Profiling06.

Frame Of Mind07. (I've Got To) Use My Imagination08. Fighting Fire With Fire09. Would I If I CouldAlbum: Too Hot To Stop (1976)01. Too Hot To Stop02. You're So Sexy03. Bang, Bang04.

Shake Your Rump To The Funk06 Cozy07. Summer Of Our Love08. White House OrgyAlbum: Flying High On Your Love (1977)01. Shut The Funk Up02. Standing On The Outside03. Woman Of The Night04.

Whatever It Is05. Can't Keep My Hands Off You06. Let's Have Some Fun07.

You Can't Run Away09. Flying High On Your LoveAlbum: Money Talks (1978)01. Holy Ghost02.

Feelin' Alright03. Money Talks05.

Mean Mistreater06. Holy Ghost (Reborn)Album: Light Of Life (1978)01. Get Up 'N Do It02. I Lean On You, You Lean On Me04. Give It Up05.

Love's Is What It's All About06. I'll Dance07. We're The Happiest People On Earth08. Are You Being Real09. Angel EyesAlbum: Injoy (1979)01. More And More02. Move Your Boogie Body03.

Running In And Out Of My Life04. Girl I'm On Your Side05. Loving You Is My Occupation06. Today Is The Day07.

You've Been08. Up In HereAlbum: As One (1980)01. Boogie Body Land02. Say It Through Love03. Work It Out04. Body Fever05. Take The Time To Love Somebody07.

Open Your Heart08. Deliver UsAlbum: Nightcruising (1981)01. Hit And Run03.

Feel Like Im Fall In Love04. Freaky Behaviour05. Touch Tone06. Unforgettable Dream07. Traffic Jammer08. Backseat DriverAlbum: Propositions (1982)01. Tripping Out03.

( Busted )05. Do It (Let Me See You Shake)06. She Talks To Me With Her Body07. I Can't Believe You're Leaving Me08.

You Made A Change In My LifeAlbum: Dangerous (1984)01. Dirty Dancer03. Make Believe Lover04.

Dance, Party, etc05. Freakshow On The Dance Floor06. Lovers Should Never Fall In Love07.

Loose Talk08. Sex-O-MaticAlbum: Banging The Wall (1985)01. Your Place Or Mine02.

Banging The Walls03. Paper Doll04. Sex Driver05. Dance Your Body, Desara06. Love Don't Wait07.

Missiles On Target08. GinaAlbum: Contagious (1987)01. Certified True02. Don't Hang Up03. Many Mistakes04. Freak City U.S.A.05. Something in the Air07.

This Could Be the Night08. TouchAlbum: Animal (1989)01. Struck By You03.

Look What You're04. Someone Else06. Are U Available07. Just Like A Teeter Totter08. I Adore You09. Leaving You10.

Struck By You (12' Version)Album: The Best Of (1993)01. Too Hot To Stop02. Shake Your Rump To The Funk04.

Shut The Funk Up06. Standing On The Outside07. I'll Dance09. Move Your Boogie Body10. Deliver Us11.

Hit And Run12. Freakshow On The Dance Floor14. Certified True16.

Struck By YouAlbum: The Best Of Bar-Kays, Vol. Let's Have Some Fun02. Boogie Body Land03. Do It (Let Me See You Shake)04.

Flying High On Your Love06. I Lean On You-You Lean On Me07.

Are You Being Real08. Freaky Behavior09. She Talks To Me With Her Body (12' Mix)10.

Sexomatic (12' Mix)11. Your Place Or Mine12. Dirty Dancer13. Running In & Out Of My Life14. Today Is The Day15. Unforgettable Dream16. Collection of Ready For The WorldA Michigan funk band with slight rock leanings, Ready for the Worldparlayed Melvin Riley's whining vocals and some trendy production into apair of number one R&B hits in the mid-'80s for MCA.

Riley, GordonStrozier, Gregory Potts, Willie Triplett, John Eaton, and GeraldValentine began on their own Blue Lake label before signing with MCA.The label reissued the song 'Tonight,' and it reached number six on theR&B charts in 1984. They followed it with 'Deep Inside Your Love,'another Top Ten R&B single, then had their first of twochart-toppers in 'Oh Sheila.' It got them a huge crossover smash,ultimately topping the pop lists as well.

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They scored their fourthconsecutive Top Ten R&B record with 'Digital Display,' then had twoflop singles before 'Love You Down' put them back on top of the R&Bworld in 1986. It was their last hit and peaked at number nine pop.

Ron Wynn, RoviAlbum: Ready For The World (1985)01. Digital Display03. Ceramic Girl04. Deep Inside Your Love05. Slide Over08. Out Of Town Lover09. I'm The One Who Loves YouAlbum: Long Time Coming (1986)01.

Love You Down02. Baby (Let Me Love You)03.

Long Time Coming04. Some People Don't Care05. In My Room06. Mary Goes Round07.

It's All A GameAlbum:Ruff N Ready (1988)01. Darlin, Darlin07.

Don't You Wanna (With Me)08. Late Saturday Night09. Its FunnyAlbum: Straight Down To Business (1991)01. Nuttin But A Party02. Straight Down To Business03. World Party05. Ask Your Lover06.

Can He Do It (Like This, Can He Do It Like That)08. No More Mr Nice Guy09. Yo Thats Alot A Body10. Panties & Draws11. Would You Make MeAlbum: Oh Sheila!

Greatest Hits (1993)01. Digital Display04. Deep Inside Your Love05. Long Time Coming06. Love You Down07. Mary Goes 'Round08.

Slide Over09. Straight Down to Business12. Can He Do It (Like This, Can He Do It Like That)Album: The Best Of Ready For The World (2002)01. Ceramic Girl - (Extended Mix)02. Slide Over03. Mary Goes 'Round - (Single Version)05.

Digital Display - (Radio Edit)07. Long Time Coming - (Single Version)09. Deep Inside Your Love10. My Girly - (Single Version)11. Straight Down To Business - (Single Remix Version)12. Can He Do It (Like This, Can He Do It Like That) - (Extended Mix)13. Whose Is It - Melvin Riley (Chocolate Mix)14.

Love You DownAlbum: She Said She Wants Some (2004)01. Sexy Interlude02. Booty Call04. Atomic Dogg Lover05. Sticky Love06.

Livin 2 Lives07. What We Gonna Do About That08. Can't Nobody Do You Like I Do09.

Up & DownEnjoy!!!! Collection of Donell JonesBeginning with his 1996 album My Heart, singer/songwriter/producerDonell Jones recorded a jazzy and soulful style of urban pop for LaFaceRecords and scored a few modest singles in the process. His first twosingles - 'In the Hood' and 'Knocks Me Off My Feet' - established hisreputation within the competitive urban market.

In particular, thelatter song, originally a Stevie Wonder song from Songs in the Key ofLife (1976), became a substantial hit for Jones, climbing to the upperreaches of the Billboard R&B chart and driving the album up thecharts as well. In addition to his own music, he also wrote songs forother urban artists such as Usher ('Think of You') and 702 ('Get ItTogether').Born the son of a gospel singer, Jones immersed himself in music at ayoung age. Later, he began to fall victim to the temptations ofChicago's South Side, where he grew up. At one point, after involvinghimself with gang culture, he decided to dedicate himself to musicrather than the streets. He met Edward 'Eddie F' Ferrell (former Heavy D& the Boyz member turned Untouchables Entertainment president), andthe two formed a partnership with LaFace.

Following the success ofUsher's 'Think of You' in 1994 (number eight R&B), a song written byJones, LaFace executives L.A. Reid and Babyface gave the blossomingartist the go-ahead to begin work on his solo debut. Executive producedby Ferrell, Reid, and Babyface, My Heart peaked at number 30 onBillboard's R&B chart in 1996, propelled primarily by the success of'Knocks Me Off My Feet' as well as two other singles: 'In the Hood' and'You Should Know.' When Jones returned three years later in 1999 with his second album,Where I Wanna Be, he had become known as an accomplished songwriter.

Hepenned songs for 702 ('Get It Together,' 1997) and Drea ('Not GonnaLetcha,' 1998) and was well regarded within the industry as a result.Unsurprisingly then, Jones attained impressive success with Where IWanna Be and its singles: 'U Know What's Up' and 'Shorty (Got Her Eyeson Me).' Shortly after the album's release, he contributed a song to theShaft soundtrack ('Do What I Gotta Do') and to Guru's Streetsoulalbum ('Hustlin' Daze,' which he also contributed vocals to). Followingsome time off in 2001, Jones returned in 2002 with his third album,Life Goes On. The album peaked at number three on the album chart, buthe wasn't able to follow it up until 2006's Journey of a Gemini, whichcharted even higher. Despite this, Jones and LaFace parted ways after a2007 best-of compilation. Three years later, Jones signed an independentdeal with eOne and released Lyrics (2010) and Forever (2013), twoalbums for which he performed, wrote, and produced nearly everything. Jason Birchmeier, RoviAlbum: My Heart (1996)01.

In the Hood Playas Version02. Knocks Me off My Feet03. No Interruptions04. Waiting on You05. I Want You to Know06. Wish You Were Here09.

All About You10. You Should Know11.

Natural Thang12. Believe in Me13. In the Hood Remix14.

The Only One You NeedAlbum: Where I Wanna Be (1999)01. U Know What's Up02. Shorty Got Her Eyes on Me03.

Where I Wanna Be04. Have You Seen Her05. All Her Love07. It's Alright08. Think About It (Don't Call My Crib)09. He Won't Hurt You10.

I Wanna Luv U12. When I Was Down13. U Know What's Up (Remix)Album: Life Goes On (2002)01. Put Me Down03.

You Know That I Love You04. Where You Are (Is Where I Wanna Be) (Pt.

Do U Wanna06. Life Goes On07. Freakin' U08. Gotta Get Her (Outta My Head)09. Guilty by Suspicion10.

Don't Leave11. I Hope It's YouAlbum: Journey of a Gemini (2006)01. Special Girl02. Better Start Talking03.

I'm Gonna Be04. My Apology05. Spend the Night06. Portrait of a Woman07. Feelin' You10. Can't Wait11.

Lust or Love12. Cuttin' Me Off14. Another Life15. I'm Gonna BeAlbum: The Best Of Donell Jones (2007)01. U Know Whats Up02.

Spend The Nigh03. Where I Wanna Be04. I'm Gonna Be05.

You know That I Love U06. Shorty (Got Her Eyes On Me)08. Better Start Talking (feat. Jermaine Dupri)09. Where U Are (is Where I Wanna Be) (part 2)10.

Put Me Down13. Knocks Me Off My FeetAlbum: The Lost Files (2009)01. Sergeant Louise07.

Reggae Remix08. StressinAlbum: Lyrics (2010)01.

The World Is Yours02. Your Place03. Love Like This04. Imagine That05. All About the Sex08. What's Next10. You Can Burn11.

The Finer Things In Life12. Just a Little13. O How I WonderAlbum: Forever (2013)01.

New Beginning02. Closer I Get To You (feat. Alja Kamillion)04.

Don't Blame Me06. I Miss the King08. Sorry I Hurt You09. Step the F Off11. I'm So Gone12. A Mother's LoveEnjoy!!!!