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Booty Call: The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack
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Track Listing
- Can We
- Don't Wanna Be a Player
- Baby, Baby, Baby, Baby, Baby...
- Fire & Desire
- Don't Stop, Don't Quit
- Feel Good
- Hold That Thought
- Let Me see You Squirrel
- If you Stay
- Call Me
- Don't Blame it On Me
- (I'll Be Yo') Huckleberry
- Plan Up Your Family
- Chocolate
- Looking for Love
- When I Rise
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #142650 in Music
- Released on: 1997-02-25
- Number of discs: 1
- Formats: Explicit Lyrics, Soundtrack
Customer Reviews
THE MUSIC THAT OUTDID THE MOVIE
Although Booty Call was not representative of the best movie for African Americans, the soundtrack was what made the movie for me. From the Johnny Gill & Coko duet, SWV, R. Kelly, to Gerald Levert...this soundtrack could do no wrong. I'm truly enjoying it.
The 'Fire & Desire' Remake kills the CD !!
This CD is very average for the most part, and decent tracks by Joe, SWV, Lil' Kim, and R.Kelly give the project my 3 stars. Like someone stated before me, the tracklisting is nutty (you have to figure out what you're listening to!), plus that outrageous remake of 'Fire & Desire' by Johnny Gill & Coko costs the CD 2 stars. That classic love song (originally sung by Rick James & Teena Marie in 1981) is completely butchered on this remake. This is one song you just don't mess with, and no remake could do the original any justice. Coko's limited vocal range is made apparent when she reaches for Teena's famous notes (with no luck!), and Johnny Gill 'oversings' his parts. If you want a good laugh, listen to the remake of 'Fire & Desire', and don't spend more than $5.00 for a used copy of 'Booty Call'!
LIKED THE ALBUM WHOLE LOT BETTER THAN MOVIE
I PURCHASED THE BOOTY CALL SOUNDTRACK AFTER HEARING THE SILK & GERALD LEVERT SONGS FEATURED ON THE ALBUM. I MUST ADMIT THAT A LOT OF THE SONGS ON THE ALBUM SEEMED TO HAVE VERY LITTLE TO DO WITH THE MOVIE; HOWEVER, I REALLY ENJOYED MOST OF THE ALBUM.
