On the 6
Number of titles
Term
- 50:15 (Standard Edition)
- 61:69 (Deluxe Edition)
Occupation
- Jennifer Lopez
Production
- Jennifer Lopez
- Darrell Branch
- P. Diddy
- Loren Dawson
- Lawrence Dermer
- Emilio Estefan, Jr.
- Rob Jenkins
- Darkchild
- Richie Jones
- Lance " Un" Rivera
- Cory Rooney
- Kike Santander
- Dan Shea
- Ric Wake
- Alvin West
- Juan Vicente Zambrano
On the 6 (English for: "In 6") is the debut album of American pop -R & B singer Jennifer Lopez. It was published on 1 June 1999 in the United States by the record label Epic Records.
Background
The name of the album refers to the line 6 of the metro in New York City, where Lopez worked as a waitress before her career start. The album was supposed to Feelin ' So Good hot, but Lopez opted for On the 6 Instead, Feelin ' So Good released as the third single. The album contains two Diana Ross cover versions: Promise Me You'll Try, and the bonus song Theme from Mahogany ( Do You Know Where You're Going To). This album is pop - oriented than their later albums.
Title list
Success
On the 6 debuted in eighth place on the Billboard 200 in the week ending June 19, 1999 with over 11,000 CD sold units in the first week of sales. The album stayed 63 weeks in the U.S. album charts, including twenty weeks in the top ten. It has sold over five million copies worldwide, and were released five singles, including the number -one hit and breakthrough If You Had My Love, which could hold 1999, the top position on the Billboard Hot 100 for five weeks. It is so far the most successful single release by Jennifer Lopez. Also successful was the second single Waiting for Tonight.
Awards and nominations
American Music Awards
- Two nominations - Favorite Pop / Rock New Artist, and Favorite Latin Artist ( 1999)
Grammy Awards
- Two nominations - Best Dance Recording for Waiting for Tonight (2000) and Let's Get Loud (2001)
Latin Grammy Awards
- Two nominations - Best Pop Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocal and Best Music Video for No Me Ames by Marc Anthony (2000)
Billboard Music Awards
- Best Pop Clip for If You Had My Love (1999)
BRIT Awards
- Two nominations - Best International Female Solo Artist and Best International Breakthrough (2000)
Billboard Latin Music Awards
- Hot Latin Track of the Year, Vocal Duo of No Me Ames by Marc Anthony (2000)
Nickelodeon 's Kid 's Choice Awards
- Favorite New Music Artist (2000)
Soul Train Music Awards
- Nomination for Best R & B / Soul Album, Female for On The 6 (1999)
MTV Video Music Awards
- Four nominations for "If You Had My Love" - Best Female Video, Best Dance Video, Best Pop Video and Best New Artist (1999)
- Nomination for Best Artist Website (1999)
- Best Dance Video for Waiting for Tonight; Nomination for Best Choreography for Waiting for onight (2000)
- Best Song of the Summer for If You Had My Love (1999)
ALMA Awards
- Outstanding Music Video Performer for If You Had My Love (2000)