Just a Rolling Stone Donnie Klang

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  • Release Date: 09/02/2008
  • Sales Rank: 36,852
  • Label: BAD BOY
  • UPC: 075678993213
 
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Just a Rolling Stone

1LISTENIntro 3:09
2LISTENTake You There 4:14
3LISTENDr. Love 3:23
4LISTENHurt That Body 3:09
5LISTENHollywood Girl 4:07
6LISTENPick It Up 4:32
7LISTENPretty Girls Cry 4:09
8LISTENCatch My Breath 4:24
9LISTENBedroom (Interlude) 1:12
10LISTENNot a Love Song 3:53
11LISTENWhich One 3:29
12LISTENLove in Stereo 3:13
13LISTENJust a Rolling Stone (Interlude) 1:46
14LISTENYou're My Idol 3:44
15LISTENThe Pain (Interlude) 1:37
16LISTENThe Rain 4:05

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Editorial Reviews

A protégé of hip-hop mogul Sean "P. Diddy" Combs, R&B vocalist Donnie Klang was also a member of the fourth season of Diddy's MTV show Making the Band. A fan favorite, Diddy ultimately didn't pick Klang to join his boy band, but instead offered the burgeoning idol a solo contract on Bad Boy records. 2008's Just a Rolling Stone is the product of that signing. Replete with spoken word interludes in which Klang answers the question, "Have you ever had your heart broken?" and "Do you want to find love?," -- the answer is yes, but ever the romantic, Klang says he doesn't want to force it but wants to, "meet a girl out of nowhere and be like, wow like, this was unexpected." -- the album generally plays to Klang's intended audience of dewy-eyed teen girls enamored with Klang's nasally vocals and gelled-up hairdo. Just a Rolling Stone features a few catchy tracks like the campy, club-ready "Dr. Love" and silly if admittedly fun "Hollwood Girl," an obvious ode to club girls. Matt Collar, All Music Guide

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