Ray Ray

Tracklist

1. 1Blaxploitation0:32
2. 2Ray Ray ThemeRaphael Saadiq feat. Joi2:36
3. 3I Know Shuggie Otis2:33
4. 4This One3:35
5. 5Chic Like YouRaphael Saadiq feat. Allie Baba4:01
6. 6Live Without You4:50
7. 7Detroit Girl4:05
8. 8Not a GameRaphael Saadiq feat. Babyface2:58
9. 9Rifle LoveRaphael Saadiq feat. Tony Toni Tone & Lucy Pearl4:19
10. 10ChicRaphael Saadiq feat. Teedra Moses3:41
11. 11I Want You BackRaphael Saadiq feat. Teedra Moses3:49
12. 12I Love Her4:34
13. 13Grown Folks4:21
14. 14Save Us3:13
15. 15Scream4:46

Running time 53:52

Tracklist of the first edition, from MusicBrainz.

The story

Ray Ray is the second studio album by American R&B singer, songwriter, and producer Raphael Saadiq. It was released October 5, 2004, by his record label, Pookie Entertainment. After being dropped from Universal Records, Saadiq formed the label and recorded the album. He pursued a 1970s-inspired musical direction that was looser than his 2002 debut album, Instant Vintage, and produced Ray Ray with Michael Angelo, Jake and the Phatman, and Kelvin Wooten.

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Who made it

Played on it

• Raphael Saadiqguitar family
• Teedra Mosesvocals · on 2 tracks
• Joivocals · on 1 track
• Allie Babavocals · on 1 track
• Babyfacevocals · on 1 track
• Lucy Pearlvocals · on 1 track
• Tony! Toni! Toné!vocals · on 1 track

Production

• Kris Solemmastering
• Raphael Saadiqexecutive producer, producer · on 14 tracks
• Danny Romeromixing, recording · on 14 tracks
• James Tanksleyrecording · on 14 tracks
• John Tanksleyrecording · on 14 tracks
• Jake & The Phatmanco producer · on 5 tracks
• Wu10producer · on 3 tracks
• Michael Angeloproducer · on 3 tracks

The sleeve

• Will Raglandart direction

Credits from MusicBrainz, written by its volunteers.

The record

• First released
  27 Sep 2004
• Labels
  Pookie Entertainment POOKIECD2
  Victor VICP-62860
• Kind
  Album
• Formats
  CD 5 editions
• Editions
  5 releases in 4 countries
• Running time
  53:52
• Barcode
  5037300481029

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