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Heavy D. & The Boyz - Peaceful Journey

Label:

MCA Records

Catalog#:

MCA 10289

Format:

Vinyl, LP

Country:

Released:

1991

Genre:

Hip Hop

Style:

Tracklist

A1	Now That We Found Love	4:17	X
	Backing Vocals - Aaron Hall Producer - Teddy Riley
A2	Let It Rain	4:18	X
	Co-producer - Heavy D Producer - Pete Rock
A3	I Can Make You Go Oooh	3:52	X
	Co-producer - Heavy D Producer - Howie Tee
A4	Sister Sister	4:39	X
	Backing Vocals - Flex, The Producer - Marley Marl
A5	Don't Curse	5:53	X
	Co-producer - Heavy D Featuring - Big Daddy Kane , C.L. Smooth , Grand Puba , Kool G Rap , Q-Tip Producer - Pete Rock
A6	Peaceful Journey	6:05	X
	Backing Vocals - K-Ci & JoJo Producer - DJ Eddie F
B1	The Lover's Got What You Need	4:02
	Backing Vocals - Akema Johnson , Flex, The , Perfection Producer - Marley Marl
B2	Cuz He'z Alwayz Around	4:11	X
	Co-producer - Heavy D Producer - Pete Rock
B3	Is It Good To You	4:52	X
	Backing Vocals - Tammy Lucas Producer - Teddy Riley
B4	Letter To The Future	4:49	X
	Backing Vocals - Johnny Gill Co-producer - Heavy D Producer - Pete Rock
B5	Swinging With Da Hevster	4:20	X
	Producer - Marley Marl
B6	Body And Mind	4:21	X
	Featuring - Daddy Freddy Producer - Dave "Jam" Hall , Nevelle
B7	Do Me, Do Me	4:11	X
	Co-producer - Heavy D Producer - Pete Rock

Notes

Executive Producers: Andre Harrell, Heavy D. and DJ Eddie F.

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Rated 5/5

Review by djrichmatthews Oct 14, 2004 (edited over 5 years ago)

This is one of those albums that proves that rap truly is an art form. Of course we all know that, but even the biggest naysayers of the genre couldn't possibly listen to this album and not walk away wanting to wish everyone a "peaceful journey." The vocals from the Boyz and from guests like Johnny Gill, K-Ci & JoJo, Aaron Hall are flawless, as is D.'s delivery. To boot, the songs are positive (vs. the growing 'gangsta lean' mentality of the time that continues on to this day), the producers are all top-notch.... and Heavy & the Boyz managed to get two huge hits out of this ("Now" and "Good") -- both on the R&B charts and the pop charts -- the album went platinum AND... they didn't lose their hardcore.

Not bad for a peaceful journey through such a violent world.