Ten (Brian McKnight album)
Ten is the 8th album by Brian McKnight, released December 5, 2006, and his first and only for Warner Bros. Records. The album was originally titled, Brian and scheduled to be released on November 14, 2006. Due to the death of Gerald Levert, who died four days prior to the album's initial release date, it was pushed back and renamed.
The first single, "Find Myself In You" was also available on the soundtrack to the motion picture "Madea's Family Reunion". The second single was "Used To Be My Girl" and was followed up in 2007 by "What's My Name".
Upon its release Return of the Mack received mixed reviews from music critics, who praised the vocals but misled production. The album debuted at number thirty-two on the US Billboard 200, selling about 63,000 copies in its first week.[1]
Background
McKnight is said to be experimenting with country-style music on the album.[2]
Rhapsody had a week-long (Nov. 27- Dec 1) preview of the entire album for free, the final album leaked two days later.
Critical response
Track listing
- "Used To Be My Girl" (Kelley, B. McKnight & B.J. Robinson) – 4:12
- "Comfortable" (B. McKnight, B. Cox & K. Dean) – 3:36
- "Find Myself In You" (B. McKnight) – 4:13
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "What's My Name" (B. McKnight) – 4:50
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Unhappy Without You" (T. Kelley, B. Robinson, B. McKnight) - 4:07
- "A Little Too Late" (T. Kelley, B. McKnight & B. Robinson) – 4:53
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Holdin On (Missin' You)" (B. McKnight) – 4:39
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Shoulda Been Lovin' You" (B. McKnight) – 5:04
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Again" (T. Kelley, B. McKnight & B. Robinson) – 4:37
- "More And More" (B. McKnight) – 3:24
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Can't Leave You Alone" (T. Kelley, B. McKnight & B. Robinson) – 4:20
- "I Do" (B. McKnight) – 4:00
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Rest of My Life" (B. McKnight) – 4:42
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Red, White, Blue" with Rascal Flatts (B. McKnight) – 4:47
- Produced by Brian McKnight
- "Don't Take Your Love Away" (B. McKnight) – 4:02
- Produced by Brian McKnight
References