Shake It Up (Boney James & Rick Braun album)

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Shake It Up
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Studio album by
ReleasedMay 30, 2000 (2000-05-30)
StudioAlpha Studios (Burbank, California); Funky Joint Studios (Sherman Oaks, California); Schnee Studios (North Hollywood, California).
Genre Smooth jazz
Length47:36
27:33 (Words + Music EP)
Label Warner Bros.
Producer Boney James, Paul Brown, Rick Braun
Boney James & Rick Braun chronology
Body Language
(1999)
Shake It Up
(2000)
Ride
(2001)
Singles from Shake It Up
  1. "R.S.V.P."
    Released: 2000
  2. "Grazin' in the Grass"
    Released: 2000
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Shake It Up is an album by smooth jazz musicians Boney James and Rick Braun, released in 2000.

Contents

Track listing

No.TitleWriter(s)Length
1."R.S.V.P." Rick Braun, Paul Brown, Jim Oppenheim, David Woods4:43
2."Grazin' in the Grass" Harry Elston, Philemon Hou5:08
3."More Than You Know"Braun, Brown, Oppenheim, Darrell Smith4:32
4."Shake It Up"Braun, Brown, Oppenheim, Carl Burnett4:03
5."Central Ave."Brown4:09
6."Love's Like That" (featuring Fourplay)Braun, Brown, Oppenheim4:28
7."Song for My Father" Horace Silver 5:58
8."Chain Reaction"Braun, Brown, Oppenheim, Michael Egizi, Joe Sample 5:05
9."The Stars Above"Oppenheim, Phil Davis5:09
10."Grazin' in the Grass" (Vocal Version) 4:21
Total length:47:36
Words + Music (Promotional EP)
No.TitleLength
1."Segment One" (Grazin' in the Grass • Shake It Up • More Than You Know)13:43
2."Segment Two" (Central Avenue • Song for My Father • Grazin' in the Grass (Can You Dig It? Vocal))13:50
Total length:27:33

Personnel

Musicians

Arrangements

Production

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