| | Frankie J One CD Frankie J Discography of CDs
 (4 Customer Reviews)
This is a DualDisc, which contains a CD on one side of the disc and a DVD on the other.
For Frankie J's 2005 album, THE ONE, the Mexican-born crooner offers up an impressive collection of songs helmed by a noteworthy array of producers, including Mario Winans and Irv Gotti. And while these established music-makers could have turned out an Usher clone, the man born Francisco Javier Bautista maintained enough creative control to craft more of a sensitive, balladeer persona for himself. The singer's style is exemplified by the lush "Story of My Life," with acoustic-guitar accompaniment and a pleading tone that's more yearning than desperate. Throughout THE ONE, however, J's Latin roots are never far away, as he croons Spanish couplets amid the snappy beats of the R&B-flavored remake of Aventura's bachata hit "Obsession (No Es Amor)," which features rapper Baby Bash. J's falsetto rings convincingly on the Winans-produced Jodeci-like jam "Can't Say It's Love" and the title track, with its perfect blend of clavinet, strings, and backing vocals. Even when the vibe gets a bit rougher, as with "On the Floor," Frankie J holds his own. As a bonus, THE ONE tacks on extra cuts, including an all-Spanish reading of "Obsession (No Es Amor)."
Dual Disc CD/DVD
Personnel: Frankie J (vocals); Bryan-Michael Cox, Mario Winans, Steve Russell (various instruments); Happy Perez (guitar); Steve Valdez (keyboards).
Ensemble: Night and Day.
Additional personnel: Steve Valdez. One Music Review Average Rating: (3.8 out of 5 stars)  What An Album
This Album reminds me of my time in Florida in May 2005 when 3 of his songs were being blazed on POWER 95.3 - "How To DEAL", "OBSESSION" and "SUGA SUGA". I will always play these tunes purely to remember the good times.
Submitted by julie.roth (Manchester, England)
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Man my boy goes off! Dis boy can sing. My gurl be likin this fool, I think he can be as good as Usher or the rest of R&B singers.
Submitted by playboyfoundation (Raleigh, NC)
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 Unfinished Business
I just dont understand this... this guy has potential, right? I mean, he got the voice and all... but if you cant fill an album with 15 quality songs, than just dont drop one! What we got here? 2 coversongs (+2 other versions of that coversong), 1 song is not even his, but was already on Baby BAsh's album a few years ago... you call this an album?? I dont.. its a shame. And since Frankie's making fun of his 'fans', go download this album 'stead of buyin it... cuz it surely aint worth tha money.
Submitted by Koubi (Sac-town)
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amazing voice
it's just the perfect music!! his voice is simply amazing - phat beats i cant ever get enough!! Story of my life is my favourite - it's really deep!
Submitted by Jeanette (Squaw Valley, LA, USA)
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