Christina Aguilera (album)

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Christina Aguilera is the self titled debut album of singer Christina Aguilera. Included in this album is Aguilera's breakthrough hit debut single Genie In A Bottle as well as the later chart topping singles What A Girl Wants, I Turn to You, and Come on over Baby (All I Want Is You).

Several albums followed after where she put up a sexual image on Stripped as well as collaborations with Latin Music.

1 About
2 Trivia
3 Shop
4 Reviews
5 External Links

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About

Released on August 24, 1999 in the United States under RCA Records, this album went on to sell 17 million copies worldwide. While his debut single, Genie In A Bottle, under this album went on to peak the first position in the Billboard 100 on 1999.

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Tracks

Track	Title	Duration
1	Genie In A Bottle	03:38
2	What A Girl Wants	03:35
3	I Turn To You	04:33
4	So Emotional	04:00
5	Come On Over	03:25
6	Reflection	03:33
7	Love For All Seasons	03:59
8	Somebody's Somebody	05:03
9	When You Put Your Hands On Me	03:35
10	Blessed	03:06
11	Love Will Find A Way	03:56
12	Obvious	03:58

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Awards and Certifications

Year	Award show	Award
1999
1999	Ivor Novello Award	International Hit of the Year: 'Genie in a Bottle'
1999	Teen.com Award	Best CD: Christina Aguilera
1999	Teen.com Award	Best Song Female Artist: 'Genie in a Bottle'
2000
2000	Blockbuster Award	Favorite Single: 'Genie in a Bottle'
2000	BMI Award	'Genie In A Bottle'
2000	Grammy Award	Best New Artist: Christina Aguilera
2000	Teen Magazine Award	Best Girl-Power Song: 'What a Girl Wants'
2001
2001	BMI Award	'What a Girl Wants'

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Chart Toppers

Year	Song	Album	Adult Contemporary	Billboard 100
1998	Reflection	Christina Aguilera	19	-
1999	Genie In A Bottle	Christina Aguilera	-	1
2000	What A Girl Wants	Christina Aguilera	-	1

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Album Credits

Performance Credits

Christina Aguilera Primary Artist, Vocals, Background Vocals, Primary Artist

Jerry Goldsmith Conductor

Steve Kipner Drums, Keyboards

Michael Thompson Guitar

Evan Rogers Background Vocals

Sue Ann Carwell Background Vocals

Rick Baptiste Horn

Ron Fair Piano, Harpsichord, Keyboards

David Frank Drums, Keyboards

John Goux Guitar

Gary Grant Horn

Khris Kellow Keyboards

Shelly Peiken Background Vocals

Joel Peskin Horn

Tim Pierce Guitar

Travon Potts Multi Instruments

Carl Sturken Multi Instruments

Bruce Watson Guitar

Matt Laug Tambourine

Dave Frank Drums, Keyboards

Robin Thicke Synthesizer, Drums, Bass Guitar, Keyboards

Ali Boudris Guitar

ChakDaddy Horn

E. Dawk Horn

Robert Hoffman Bass, Keyboards

Heather Holley Piano

Paul Rein Keyboards

John Glaser Moog Synthesizer

Anthony Mazza Guitar

Technical Credits

Matthew Wilder Arranger, Producer

Steve Kipner Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Vocal Arrangements

Evan Rogers Producer

Airiq Anest Programming, drum programming

Paul Arnold Engineer

Ron Fair Arranger, Executive Producer

Sherree Ford-Payne Arranger

David Frank Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Vocal Arrangements

Dan Garcia Engineer

Jeff Griffin Digital Editing

Ron Harris Programming, Producer, Engineer

Phil Kaffel Engineer

Khris Kellow Arranger, Programming, Producer, drum programming

Doc Little Engineer

Mario Lucy Engineer

Bill Malina Digital Editing

Travon Potts Arranger, Producer

Guy Roche Arranger, Programming, Producer

Eddy Schreyer Mastering

Carl Sturken Producer, Instrumentation

Brock Walsh Arranger, Vocal Arrangements

Diane Warren Producer, Executive Producer

Aaron Zigman Arranger, Producer, Engineer, Orchestral Arrangements

Michael C. Ross Engineer

Dave Frank Arranger, Producer, Engineer

Robin Thicke Producer, Engineer

Ali Boudris Engineer

Al Hemberger Engineer

Christina Aguilera Arranger, Vocal Arrangements

Chad Wolfinabarger Contributor

Sturkin Producer

Rogers Producer

Robert Hoffman Producer, drum programming

Johan Aberg Programming, Producer, Engineer

Mike Hatzinger Engineer

Paul Rein Programming, Producer

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Trivia

Christina Aguilera was hired to sing "Reflections" for the soundtrack of the animated movie Mulan.
"Reflections" was the one that earned her a spot to record her first single Genie In A Bottle.

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