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The Phoenix

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The Phoenix

The Phoenix is the second album by the R&B singer Lyfe Jennings. The album sold 425,000 copies in the U.S.

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About

The Phoenix was released on August 15, 2006 under RCA records. The album became no.1 on the U.S. Billboard chart. The first single in the album "Let's Stay Together" hit no.32 on the U.S. R&B chart. The second single "S.E.X." featuring LaLa Brown hit no.37 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. The third single "Hypothetically" featuring the American Idol winner Fantasia hit no.38 on the U.S. R&B chart. Other guest artists in the album are Young Buck, Doc Black, LaLa Brown, Three 6 Mafia & Project Pat.

Tracks

Track Title Duration
1 Intro 0:54
2 Interlude 0:21
3 Slow Down / Doc Black 3:45
4 Interlude 0:18
5 Goodbye 5:05
6 Interlude 0:23
7 Let's Stay Together 4:35
8 Interlude 0:27
9 Biggie Nigga 2:40
10 Interlude 0:26
11 Ghetto Superman 4:21
12 Interlude 0:28
13 S.E.X. / Lala Brown 3:18
14 Interlude 0:25
15 Down Here, Up There 3:13
16 Interlude 0:30
17 The River 3:13
18 Interlude 0:20
19 Still Here 4:47
20 Interlude 0:27
21 More Than a Girl 4:16
22 Interlude 0:26
23 Stingy 4:11
24 Interlude 0:22
25 Radio 3:35
26 Interlude 0:59
27 Keep Ya Head Up 3:46
28 I'll Always Love You 4:53

Awards & Certifications

Certifications

Year Album Certification
2006 The Phoenix Certified Gold in U.S.

Chart Toppers

Year Title Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Singles & Tracks Billboard Hot 100
2006 S.E.X. 3 37
2007 Let's Stay Together 32

Credits

Performance Credits

Lyfe Jennings Primary Artist, Guitar, Background Vocals

Sanford Allen Violin, Concert Master

Erik Friedlander Cello

Ron Lawrence Viola

Antoine Silverman Violin

Charlie Poole & the North Carolina Ramblers Violin

Ashley Horne Violin

Pauline Kim Violin

Ricardo Ramos Guitar

Susan Heerema Violin

Gregg August Double Bass

Jennifer Choi Violin

Charles "Chuck" Jennings Vocals

Dave Eggar Cello

Sandra Billingsly Violin

Kristina Cooper Cello

Christina Courtin Violin

Chris Darrington Vocals

Chance Jennings Vocals

Phillip Patton Violin

Larenia Ponce Violin

Leonardo Suaret Pag Violin

Zaneta Tiggett Background Vocals

Lala Brown Track Performer

Doc Black Track Performer

Technical Credits

Bob Belden String Conductor, Strings Orchestrator

Rich Keller Producer, Engineer

David Kutch Mastering

Chris Woehrle Logo Design

Jeff Robbins Management

Joy Bounds Management

Lyfe Jennings Producer, String Arrangements

Jeanine McLean Griffin Management

Heineken Gordan Engineer

Trivia

  • The album has a remake of Tupac Shakur's "Keep Ya Head Up".

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