Urban Rapsody
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| Studio album by Rick James | ||||
| Released | October 14, 1997 | |||
| Genre | Funk rap | |||
| Length | 72:28 | |||
| Label | Private-I, Mercury | |||
| Producer | Rick James, Daniel LeMelle | |||
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Urban Rapsody is the final album by American funk singer Rick James before his death. It was released through Mercury Records and Private-I Records in 1997. The album combines rap and funk. Urban Rapsody received both a Parental Advisory sticker, James' only album with it, and mixed reviews. It was his first release since 1988's Wonderful, due to substance abuse problems and periods incarcerated in prison.
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Track listing
All tracks composed by Rick James, except where indicated.
- "Urban Rapsody" (James, LeMelle, Rappin' 4-Tay)
- "West Coast Thing" (James, Shepherd)
- "Somebody's Watching You" (James, Shepherd)
- "Back in You Again"
- "Turn It Out"
- "Good Ol' Days"
- "Player's Way" (James, Snoop Dogg, Shepherd)
- "Never Say You Love Me"
- "It's Time" (James, Shepherd, Neb Love)
- "So Soft So Wet" (James, Shepherd)
- "Bring on the Love"
- "Mama's Eyes" (James, Shepherd)
- "Soul Sista"
- "Favorite Flava" (James, Shepherd, Neb Love)
- "Urban Rapsody (Reprise)" (James, LeMelle)
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