- The Saga Continues
- Where the Party At
- Goodbye
- Cut Somethin'
- Girl It's Over
- Can We Be Tight
- I Got It 2
- Best Man
- Without You
- Driving Me to Drink
- This Goes Out
- Respect
- Head of Household
- Remedy
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Nelly Primary Artist,Featured Artist,Guest Artist
Trina Primary Artist
Nas Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Ludacris Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Jermaine Dupri Guest Artist,Sequencing
Joe Blak Featured Artist
Big Duke Featured Artist
Igor Szwec Violin
Davis A. Barnett Viola
Phil Tan Sequencing
Gregory Teperman Violin
Jason Perry Guitar
Larry Gold Conductor,Cello
Charles Parker Violin
Brandon Casey Keyboards
Diane Barnett Violin
Ralph Stacey Bass
Gary U. Smith Keyboards
Billy Odum Guitar
Brian Casey Composer,Drum Programming
Eddie "Skeeter Rock" Weathers A&R
Phil Tan Mixing
Nelly Composer
Jeff Chestek Engineer
Jason Rome Producer,Mixing
Larry Gold String Arrangements
Big Duke Composer
Stephen Marcussen Mastering
Brandon Casey Composer
Delicia Hassan Production Coordination
Julieanne Mijares Costume Design
John Haddad Editing
Christian Lantry Photography
Brian Frye Engineer
James L. Hunter Graphic Design
Alice Butts Package Design
Gary U. Smith Engineer,Producer,Drum Programming


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Overview
Jagged Edge broke through from modest commercial success to star status with their second album, J.E. Heartbreak, which threw off three major hits and sold in the millions. The task for the follow-up, of course, is to keep the momentum going. The group and producer Jermaine Dupri deliberately previewed the album with a mid-tempo dance track, "Where the Party At," featuring rapper Nelly, which was bulleting up the charts when the album was released. It effectively countered the group's image, based on its massive hit "Let's Get Married," as a ballad-heavy, domestically minded outfit, the sort of people not much interested in finding out where the party is at. But the album reaffirms that image, with only a few exceptions. All of Jagged Edge's lyrics are written by twin brothers Brendan and Brian Casey, despite the inclusion of guest rappers on four tracks. (As on the previous album, the more edgy raps have had their vulgarities clipped; wouldn't it have made more sense to ask the rappers to curb their language upfront?) And the Casey brothers are very concerned with promoting responsible behavior among their male peers. Dupri has pushed their more prescriptive sentiments to the end of the album (while making sure the few mid-tempo and up-tempo tracks are near the start), but it is these songs that really define Jagged Edge's viewpoint. On "This Goes Out," the Caseys proclaim tolerance for dodgy actions taken to make ends meet and support children, but they draw the line on "Respect," which preaches against domestic violence. Then, on "Hero of Household," they make clear that it's the man who's supposed to wear the pants in the family: "There's gotta be a leader, and that's me." Such sentiments may not please the women otherwise attracted by the group's call for "Responsibility." ~ William Ruhlmann
Product Details
Release Date: | 06/26/2001 |
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Label: | Bmg / Sony Music / Sony Music Entertainment |
UPC: | 0886977010927 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Jagged Edge Primary ArtistNelly Primary Artist,Featured Artist,Guest Artist
Trina Primary Artist
Nas Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Ludacris Guest Artist,Featured Artist
Jermaine Dupri Guest Artist,Sequencing
Joe Blak Featured Artist
Big Duke Featured Artist
Igor Szwec Violin
Davis A. Barnett Viola
Phil Tan Sequencing
Gregory Teperman Violin
Jason Perry Guitar
Larry Gold Conductor,Cello
Charles Parker Violin
Brandon Casey Keyboards
Diane Barnett Violin
Ralph Stacey Bass
Gary U. Smith Keyboards
Billy Odum Guitar
Technical Credits
Jermaine Dupri Producer,Executive Producer,Composer,MixingBrian Casey Composer,Drum Programming
Eddie "Skeeter Rock" Weathers A&R
Phil Tan Mixing
Nelly Composer
Jeff Chestek Engineer
Jason Rome Producer,Mixing
Larry Gold String Arrangements
Big Duke Composer
Stephen Marcussen Mastering
Brandon Casey Composer
Delicia Hassan Production Coordination
Julieanne Mijares Costume Design
John Haddad Editing
Christian Lantry Photography
Brian Frye Engineer
James L. Hunter Graphic Design
Alice Butts Package Design
Gary U. Smith Engineer,Producer,Drum Programming
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