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Exclusive Asian two disc edition of the 2006 sophomore album from Teen Pop sensation Jesse McCartney features a bonus VCD containing an assortment of 17 extras including music videos, acoustic performances, karaoke audio tracks and more. Packaged in a slip case with the album in a standard jewel case and the VCD in a separate slimline jewlcase. EMI. **Please note that VCDs are playable in most DVD players and computer drives.
For his second album, teen heartthrob Jesse McCartney worked with Kelly Clarkson's producer and co-writer John Shanks. Much like Clarkson's sophomore set, RIGHT WHERE YOU WANT ME is a credibility-boosting collection of fine, soulful pop-rock that shows McCartney to be a better singer (and, on four tracks, songwriter) than many of his Radio Disney peers. Highlights include the Justin Timberlake-like pop-soul of "What They Say" and "We Can Go Anywhere," and the more rock-oriented, Matchbox 20-style "Blow Your Mind."
Personnel: Jesse McCartney (vocals); Drew Ramsey (electric guitar, bass guitar, programming, background vocals); Shannon Sanders (keyboards, synthesizer, programming); Darin James (drums).
Right Where You Want Me Music Jesse McCartney Right Where You Want Me Songs | 1. | Right Where You Want Me |
| 2. | Just So You Know |
| 3. | Blow Your Mind |
| 4. | Right Back in the Water |
| 5. | Anybody |
| 6. | Tell Her |
| 7. | Just Go |
| 8. | Can't Let You Go |
| 9. | We Can Go Anywhere |
| 10. | Feelin' You |
| 11. | Invincible |
| 12. | Daddy's Little Girl |
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Right Where You Want Me Music Right Where You Want Me Music Review Average Rating: (4 out of 5 stars)   Great Album
This album rocks.
Submitted by Mark (Atlanta, SC)
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 Jesse Mccartney
I love this album becuase Jesse Mccartney is the hottiets man in the world becuse he has a very sexy voice that is why my firends love him so much.
Submitted by fireworks693 (Holland,Michigan,49423,USA)
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The additional materials saves this cd.
I am fan of Jesse and I have all his cd's and dvd's. I was waiting for this special edition and I am enjoying to buy it at last. It's more "rocky" album, but in additional avcd we can listen to Jesse playing his voice and it is very pleasant. It seems he loves his singing.
This cd is a good step in his career,
but I am waiting for MORE!!!
Submitted by Janoosh (Poland)
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