B. Brown Posse
1993 compilation album by Various artists
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Compilation album by Various artists | ||||
Released | April 27, 1993 | |||
Recorded | 1992–1993 | |||
Genre | R&B, hip hop | |||
Label | MCA | |||
Producer | Bobby Brown, Nate Smith, Tommy Brown | |||
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B. Brown Posse is a compilation album released in 1993 by Bobby Brown. The album features Brown on two of the eleven tracks, with the rest of the songs being sung (and sometimes rapped) by some of Bobby's friends.
The album features five artists, each of whom have a solo song.
The only single "Drop It on the One" featured all five artists, with the addition of Brown, but failed to make an impact on the charts.
Artists
The following artists appear alongside Brown on the album: Harold Travis, Smoothe Sylk, Dede O'Neal, Coop B and Stylez.
Track listing
- Track listing[2]
- "Drop It on the One" - B.Brown Posse
- "It's My Life" - Smoothe Sylk
- "Your Love" - Dede O'neal ft. Bobby Brown
- "La La La" - Harold Travis
- "Let Me Touch You" - Smoothe Sylk
- "Where Did Love Go" - Harold Travis
- "Why'd U Hurt Me" - Dede O'neal
- "Bounce" - Stylz
- "Rollin' wit the Roughness" - Coop B
- "1 Thru 12" - Stylz
- "Nothing Comes for Free" - Coop B
Charts
Chart (1993) | Peak position |
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Australian Albums (ARIA)[3] | 165 |
References
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Bobby Brown
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- "Girlfriend"
- "Don't Be Cruel"
- "My Prerogative"
- "Roni"
- "Every Little Step"
- "On Our Own"
- "Rock Wit'cha"
- "Humpin' Around"
- "Get Away"
- "That's the Way Love Is"
- "Something in Common"
- "Two Can Play That Game"
- Discography
- New Edition
- Heads of State
- Whitney Houston (first wife)
- Bobbi Kristina Brown (daughter)
- Being Bobby Brown