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J. Little Made Little Hype

retro_styled_crooner | Tustin, CA USA | 10/09/2003

(4 out of 5 stars)

"Urban singer J. Little had smokin' soulsters Gerald LeVert, Rude Boys (Joe Little, and Buddy Banks), and Marc Gordon contributing everything from vocals to sequencing and keyboard programming on his debut album, Puttin' It Down. Though, this would be the first and last album J. Little would release, his last performance on an album was in 1998 on Romey-Rome's Slick Sly & Wick. The lead single "The Hump Is On" failed to chart on the pop charts, but hit a shockingly high No. 92 on the R&B charts; the second released single was "Me & You," which failed to make any hype. LeVert and Edwin Nicholas arrange and produce the tracks "Break You Off" and "Me & You" and the Rude Boys contribute to the albums opener "Puttin' It Down.""

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LLoyd Zzly | Amsterdam | 03/28/2008

(5 out of 5 stars)

"Yes, J. really "Put it down for the nine four" and the way he did it still blows my mind every time I listen to his cd. Every track is a five star recording. Unfortunately J. did not record more cd's so if you can get your hands on a copy of Puttin' It Down, buy it you will not be sorry!!

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