Lyfe Jennings, The Phoenix - 1h 8m 18s

Tracks & Durations

1. Intro	0:55
2. Interlude to Slow Down	0:21
3. Lyfe Jennings Feat. Young Buck & Doc Black - Slow Down	3:45
4. Interlude to Goodbye	0:18
5. Goodbye	5:05
6. Interlude to Let's Stay Together	0:23
7. Let's Stay Together	4:35
8. Interlude to Biggie Nigga	0:27
9. Biggie Nigga	2:40
10. Interlude to Ghetto Superman	0:26
11. Ghetto Superman	4:21
12. Interlude to S.E.X.	0:28
13. Lyfe Jennings Feat. Lala Brown - S.E.X.	3:18
14. Interlude to Down Here, Up there	0:25
15. Down Here, Up there	3:13
16. Interlude to The River	0:30
17. The River	3:13
18. Interlude to Still Here	0:20
19. Lyfe Jennings Feat. Three 6 Mafia and Project Pat - Still Here	4:47
20. Interlude to More Than a Girl	0:27
21. More Than a Girl	4:16
22. Interlude to Stingy	0:26
23. Stingy	4:11
24. Interlude to Radio	0:22
25. Radio	3:35
26. Interlude to Keep Ya Head Up	0:59
27. Keep Ya Head Up	3:46
28. Interlude to I'll Always Love You	4:57
29. Must Be Nice (Live)	5:35

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Review

In a lot of musical imaginations, Lyfe Jennings' The Phoenix will occupy a space a few slots up from the Hustle & Flow soundtrack. As he proved on the prelude to this disc--the swift-selling, hype-generating Lyfe 268-192--he's an urban poet with an unsparing eye. When he's not laying out his grit-laden artistic process in what seems like a dozen spoken-word interludes, he's singing it as he sees it. On "S-E-X," that vision includes a sensitive-minded, daddy-like plea for abstinence among teen-age girls punched up by the sexy-sounding Lala Brown, and on the thump-thump slo-mo thrill ride "Ghetto Superman" it includes a pitiful remembrance of things past ("We grew up in the gutter eatin' peanut butter sandwiches/With no jam"). Part Curtis Mayfield, part Donny Hathaway, part Kanye West, and part John Legend, Jennings is determined to offer a long, tall drink to the spiritually dehydrated--he's massively musical (check his gentle acoustic guitar on "Down Here, Up There" and the raw soul of "The River") and enormously ambitious: It's no accident that The Phoenix plays like scuffed-up, 21st-century epic poetry in places. Real-world R&B hasn't reached this far in a long time. --Tammy La Gorce

Other Versions

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The Phoenix

Tracks: 29, Disk length: 1h 5m 22s (-3m 4s)

The Phoenix

Tracks: 28 (-1 tracks), Disk length: 1h 2m 39s (-6m 21s)

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