Anytime Brian McKnight

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  • Release Date: 09/23/1997
  • Sales Rank: 56,867
  • Label: MOTOWN
  • UPC: 731453621527

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Anytime

1LISTENAnytime 4:33
2LISTENCould 4:26
3LISTENYou Should Be Mine (Don't Waste Your Time) 4:47
4LISTENShow Me the Way Back to Your Heart 3:55
5LISTENEvery Time We Say Goodbye 4:05
6LISTENYou Got the Bomb 4:41
7LISTENHold Me 3:49
8LISTENThe Only One for Me 5:12
9LISTENTil I Get over You 4:57
10LISTENI Belong to You 4:45
11LISTENJam Knock 4:33
12LISTENWhen the Chariot Comes 4:31

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On his third album, Anytime, Brian McKnight continues with the mellow, romantic urban R&B that has become his trademark, but there's a new twist. Most of the album consists of songs he has written and produced, but "You Should Be Mine," the first single pulled from Anytime, is produced by Puff Daddy and features a rap by Mase. On paper, the pairing seems a little odd, but it works surprisingly well, as does "Hold Me," which was co-written by Mary J. Blige and features Trackmasterz. McKnight hasn't exhausted its possibilities yet -- Anytime is as strong as its predecessor -- but "You Should Be Mine" and "Hold Me" suggest that he may be better off pursuing a new, hip-hop-influenced direction. Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide

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April 28, 2006: An unbelieveable R&B album by an unbelieveably talented R&B artist. B. McKnight writes all of his own songs and plays all of the instruments on most of the songs. Not only that, but he sings most of the harmonies on the songs. He is a much better artist than R. Kelly. R. Kelly who?