Fergie (2) - The Dutchess

Genre:

Electronic, Hip Hop, Pop

Style:

RnB/Swing, Pop Rap, Ballad, Europop

Year:

2006

Tracklist

Fergalicious	4:52	X
Clumsy	4:00	X
All That I Got (The Make Up Song)	4:05	X
London Bridge	4:01	X
Pedestal	3:22	X
Voodoo Doll	4:23	X
Glamorous	4:06	X
Here I Come	3:21	X
Velvet	4:53	X
Big Girls Don't Cry	4:28	X
Mary Jane Shoes	3:55	X
Losing My Ground	4:08	X
Finally	8:26	X
Maybe We Can Take A Ride

Versions

Title, Format	Label	Cat#	Country	Year
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	Will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records	B0007633-02	US	2006
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	A&M Records	B0007490-02	Canada	2006
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	A&M Records	170 756-2	Europe	2006
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	A&M Records	0602517065390	Europe	2006
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	Will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records	B0007491-02	US	2006
The Dutchess (CD, Album)	Will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records	660166	Hong Kong	2006
The Dutchess - Deluxe (CD, Album, Enh)	Will.i.am Music Group, A&M Records	B0010596-02	US	2008

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Review by food2prep Feb 04, 2008

referencing The Dutchess, CD, Album, B0007490-02

No one of the songs in this album will be remembered within a day that you bought this CD. I feel that these songs are the ones left on the side by Black Eyed Peas. Almost all of the material is written in collaboration with Will Adams.
Boring and predictable Dance-Pop targeted to teenagers.
The most strange song is "Mary Jane Shoes". For most of the song there is a Reggae-Pop feel a la Marley. Then all of the sudden the song become a fast rock and at the end some piano with stupid lyrics that ends being cut for no reasons. I don't know what the producer was thinking.
All That I Got (The Make Up Song) seems to be the best moment in this overly produced album.