Back At One - Brian McKnight

Description: Genre: R&B & Soul / Artist: Brian McKnight / Audio CD released 1999-10-01 at Universal / Disc #1 Tracklisting 1 Last Da ... more

Back At One - Brian McKnight ... Dance
2 Stay
3 Played Yourself
4 Back at One
5 Stay or Let It Go
6 6, 8, 12
7 You Could Be the One
8 Shall We Begin
9 Gothic Interlude
10 Can You Read My Mind
11 Lonely
12 Cherish
13 Home

Newest Review: ... still has elements of what you expect from a Brian McKnight song, ie Great vocals and a catchy feel. 4. Back at One This is ... more

... a great ballad about saying how much you love someone and to keep saying it so to never take it for granted. A great message which is done superbly well. "Say farewell to the dark of night I see the coming of the sun I feel like a little child, whose life has just begun You came and breathed new life into this lonely heart of mine You threw out the life line Just in the nick of time" 5. Stay or let it go This track is a really nice ballad which is produced by Rodney Jerkins. Although this track does not ...more

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Back At One - Brian McKnight: Back at One (770 words)
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**Introduction** Brian McKnight is one of my favourite r&b singers and I have seen him once at Hammersmith Apollo. This album comes from 1999 and is his fourth album discounting the Christmas album which he released. Back at One sold an amazing three million copies in the first three weeks of release alone. This album was released at the height of his career. **Back at One** 1. Last Dance This is a good opening track, this opens with a nice beat and some gentle guitar and keyboard. His voice then comes in softly and then the song develops once he starts singing. A great ballad to start the album off. 2. ... Read the complete review