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Personnel includes: Missjones (vocals); Big Chad, Mobb Deep, Craig Mack, Doug E. Fresh (rap vocals); Troy Taylor (various instruments, background vocals); Armando Colon, Bernard Grobman (various instruments); Bill White, Eric Jackson (guitar); Mike Phillips (saxophone); Al West, Ray Chew, Phil Weathersoon (keyboards); Barry Campbell (bass); Ralph Rolle (drums); Chill Will (drum programming); Mary Brown, Charmelle Cofield, Tanee Johnson, Maurice Lauchmer, Rosalind Brown, Kim Davis, Latasha, Mario Winans, Sue Ann Carwell, Ricky Jones, Sheree-Ford Payne, Janice Dempsey (background vocals).
Producers include: Chad Elliot, Al West, The Characters, Mario Winans, Ray Chew.
The debut album from Missjones was in the making for quite sometime. Over three years after her first single was released, Jones returns on a different record label (Motown) with an improved sound. THE OTHER WOMAN establishes Missjones as a soulful singer with a longer musical life expectancy than most R&B vocalists.
The album is well balanced with love songs and uptempo jams for both R&B and hip-hop fans. "Baby Maybe" recreates the Mobb Deep song "Back At You" and guest stars none other than Havoc and Prodigy themselves. Jones also delivers jeep-bumping music on cuts such as "You & Me" and "So Amazing," while "Two Way Street" and "Pushing Me Away" show Jones' soft side. Vocally, Missjones best exercises her skills on her cover of the Miki Howard classic "Love Under New Management."
Industry Reviews
...she's not your average R&B/rap diva....With THE OTHER WOMAN, Jones represents all women...
The Source (08/01/1998)
4 (out of 5) - ...Jones alternates between husky, sassy and come-hither vocals--each coordinates well with the track's even flow...
Rap Pages (09/01/1998)
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