Star (702 album)
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| Studio album by 702 |
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| Released |
March 25, 2003 |
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| Recorded |
2002 |
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| Genre |
R&B |
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| Length |
64:06 |
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| Label |
Motown |
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| Producer |
Kedar Massenburg (exec.), Shante Paige (exec.), Todd Russaw (exec.), Ted Bishop, Mike City, Charles Farrar, Mario Winans, The Neptunes, Kevin 'Shékespere' Briggs |
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| 702 chronology |
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| Singles from Star |
- "Star"
Released: December 10, 2002
- "I Still Love You"
Released: 2002[1]
- "Blah Blah Blah Blah"
Released: January 28, 2003
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Star is the third and final studio album from American R&B group 702, released March 25, 2003 by Motown.
The album peaked at number forty-five on the Billboard 200 chart. and is mostly remembered for its cult classic single "I Still Love You".
Release and reception
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| Allmusic |    [2] |
The album peaked at forty-five on the U.S. Billboard 200 and reached the twenty-second spot on the R&B Albums chart.[3]
Andy Kellman of Allmusic gave the work a rather dismissive review, stating that "it continues in the group's tradition of being able to deliver a couple of solid singles surrounded by middling to fair album tracks."[2]
Track listing
| 1. |
"Let Your Hair Down" | Briggs, Grinstead, Grinstead, Stewart, Williams |
2:46 |
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"Star" (featuring Clipse) | Thornton, Thornton, Williams |
4:04 |
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"Trouble" | Bell, Boyce, Brown, Mickens, Smith, Thomas, Westfield, Winans |
3:29 |
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"Feelings" | Briggs, Grinstead, Grinstead, Stewart, Williams |
3:41 |
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"Come & Knock on My Door" | Briggs, DeBarge, Grinstead, Grinstead, Jordan, Stewart, Williams |
4:04 |
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"I Still Love You" (featuring Pharrell Williams) | Hugo, Williams |
4:47 |
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"Reality" | Cottrell, Green, Walker, Winans |
2:29 |
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"Certified" | Jones, Lewis, Stephens, Titi |
4:33 |
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"Places" | Jones, Lewis, Stephens, Titi |
7:34 |
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"Stringing Me Along" | Flowers |
3:57 |
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"No Way" | Briggs, Grinstead, Grinstead, Stewart, Williams |
3:27 |
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"Blah Blah Blah Blah" | Jackson-Jones, Jackson, Jackson, Jackson, Reynolds |
3:15 |
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"Betcha She" | Austin, Bishop, Charley |
3:32 |
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"Better Day (Ghetto Girl)" | Best, Evans, Grinstead, Grinstead, Newsome, Powell, Pugh, Walters, Williams |
3:59 |
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"Jealousy" | Flowers |
4:12 |
| 16. |
"I'm Wit It" | Ammen, Farrar, Russell |
4:17 |
Chart history
Album
Singles
Personnel
Information taken from Allmusic.[5]
- a&r – Nina Freeman, Kedar Massenburg, Shante Paige, Marsha Reid
- arranging – Ted Bishop
- art direction – Chris Kornmann
- assistant – Vincent Alexander, Mike Butler, Vadim Chislov, Stephen Glicken, Dion Peters, Alexis Seton, Rich Tapper, Javier Valverde, Jeff Vereb, Artese Williams
- composing – R. Bell, G. Brown, J.J. Jackson, L. Jackson, P.J. Jackson, E. Jordan, S.K. Russell, Mario Winans
- creative direction – Sandy Brummels
- design – Chris Kornmann
- drums – Pharrell Williams
- engineering – Wayne Allison, Ted Bishop, Ben Briggs, Dru Castro, Andrew Coleman, Larry Ferguson, Eliud "Lou" Ortiz, Hernán Santiago, Mike Tocci, Darren Venbitti
- executive production – Kedar Massenburg, Shante Paige, Todd Russaw
- guitar – Greg Charley
- instrumentation – Charles Farrar
- keyboards – Ted Bishop, Dave Hunter, Tevin Thomas
- mastering – Chris Gehringer
- mixing – Ben Arrindell, Kevin "KD" Davis, Duro, Larry Ferguson, Rich Keller, Phil Tan
- photography – Albert Sanchez
- production – Ted Bishop, Mike City, Charles Farrar, Mario Winans
- programming – Ted Bishop, Charles Farrar, Pharrell Williams
- rapping – Clipse
- vocals – 702, Pharrell Williams
Notes
External links
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- Irish Grinstead
- LeMisha Grinstead
- Amelia Grinstead
- Orish Grinstead
- Cree Lamore
- Kameelah Williams
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