The Evolution of Robin Thicke
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Average customer review:Track Listing
- Got 2 Be Down
- Complicated
- Would That Make U Love Me
- Lost Without U
- Ask Myself
- All Night Long
- Everything I Can't Have
- Teach U A Lesson
- I Need Love
- Wanna Love U Girl
- Can U Believe
- Shooter
- Cocaine
- 2 The Sky
- Lonely World
- Angels
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #82371 in Music
- Released on: 2007-02-13
- Number of discs: 1
Editorial Reviews
CD Description
Robin Thicke's 2003 effort, A BEAUTIFUL WORLD, proved the artist was quite adept at spinning a lush pop-R&B hybrid in the blue-eyed soul mode. 2006's THE EVOLUTION OF ROBIN THICKEsteps up the achievements of its predecessor, showcasing tighter songwriting and Thicke's versatile vocals (featuring plenty of the artist's lovely falsetto).
Customer Reviews
A Great follow-up
This album has become one of my absolute favourites. Robin Thicke takes you on a silky smoothe, vocally lead muscial journey. This album has everything - slow romatic tunes, mellow tracks, memorable songs that you'll be humming for weeks and even re-visits an old favourite 'Shooter' (remix style).
This guy is fantastic and has come a long way since his first (but very special) album 'A Beautiful World'.
The track of the album has got to be 'Everything I can't have'.
Finally Achieving The Commercial Success He Deserves.
Robin Thicke, name rings a bell? Well he's paid his dues for sure.
In 2000, Robin, who simply went by his last name Thicke, went to work on material for his debut album, initially entitled Cherry Blue Skies. The album focused more on blue-eyed soul, than his pop-offerings for other artists.
In 2002, Thicke released his debut single "When I Get You Alone". The track sampled Walter Murphy's "A Fifth of Beethoven", which itself sampled Beethoven's Fifth Symphony.
The moderate success was enough to signal the release of the album, with its name changed to A Beautiful World.
After being signed to The Neptunes label, Star Trak, he began working on his sophomore album entitled The Evolution of Robin Thicke. The first single, "Wanna Love U Girl", featured producer Pharrell and experienced chart success on urban radio in the United Kingdom. For the video, Thicke changed his appearance, cutting off his trademark long hair. In 2006, a remix version of the song was filmed with rapper Busta Rhymes.
Nearly a year after the single was released, the album was released on October 3, 2006. The Evolution of Robin Thicke includes songs with Lil Wayne and Faith Evans (on "Got 2 Be Down"), as well as Pharrell. To promote the album Thicke toured with India.Arie, and then opened for John Legend in late 2006.
His second single, the ballad "Lost Without U" became Thicke's first number one hit on the R&B singles chart and he became the first white male artist since George Michael to top the chart. He appears in the music video of this single with his wife, actress Paula Patton.
The album has gone platinum and it's richly deserved!
Blown Away
Just received CD today and on first airing alone this has gone into my list of favourites. IMO each track can stand alone as a single - no filler tunes. This guy can write killer slow jamz and uptempo tracks. If I had to pick favourites I would go for Lost Without You, Ask Myself, Everything I Can't Have, I Need Love, All Night Long, The Sky, and Lonely World. Will have to check out his first CD.





