Kelis Was Here

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Kelis Was Here is the fourth studio album by Kelis. It was released on 22 August 2006 worldwide. The album placed itself in the very first week at number 10 on the Billboard charts, making Kelis successful album in the United States. In 2007, the album was nominated for Best Contemporary R & B Album for the Grammy Awards.

Production

With Kelis Was Here Kelis Rogers is used for the first time on the The Neptunes, the producers of their three previous albums. Instead, they could producers such as will.i.am, Scott Storch and win Cool & Dre for themselves. Executive Producer was Kelis.

Album

Kelis can incorporate B and hip- hop elements funk and 80s pop in this album besides R &. A special feature of Kelis Was Here is the publication of two different versions for the American and European market.

European version

American version

Singles

Bossy

The first single from the album was Bossy. The track on which it is supported by Too Short, came in May 2006 in the U.S. market. There he was able to keep 12 weeks in the charts, reaching number 16 This is Bossy, Milkshake after second most successful of its predecessor Tasty, Kelis single release. In Europe, the song was released on 4 September 2006. In Germany Bossy reached number 64 of the singles chart.

Produced by Bossy Shondrae Bangladesh Crawford. It was written alongside Kelis, among others, Sean Garrett.

Occupation

• Dawn Beckman - Choir
• Renee Bowers - Choir
• Renato Brasa - percussion
• Kerry Braxton - Choir
• Jason Brown - Choir
• Joseph Edwards - Choir
• Jim Gilstrap - Choir
• Julio Handson - Choir
• Keith Harris - Bass
• Bobby Ozuna - Bercussion, turntables
• John Patrick - Choir
• Chuck Prada - percussion
• Sandra Riley - Choir
• Raphael Saadiq - bass
• Erika Schmidt - Choir
• Will.i.am - Chorus