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- For The Cool In You
- - 136,004 plays
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  - 54 shares
Babyface
Released 1993

Rock Bottom
04:46
9,777 plays

A Bit Old-Fashioned
02:57
9,513 plays

You Are So Beautiful
03:16
9,470 plays

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songs

- 1
- For The Cool In You (Album Version)
- 04:53
- 15,587 plays

- 2
- Lady, Lady
- 04:22
- 8,973 plays

- 3
- Never Keeping Secrets
- 04:50
- 16,418 plays

- 4
- Rock Bottom
- 04:46
- 9,777 plays

- 5
- And Our Feelings
- 05:42
- 18,064 plays

- 6
- Saturday
- 03:44
- 6,308 plays

- 7
- When Can I See You
- 03:49
- 17,630 plays

- 8
- Illusions
- 05:25
- 6,973 plays

- 9
- A Bit Old-Fashioned
- 02:57
- 9,513 plays

- 10
- You Are So Beautiful
- 03:16
- 9,470 plays

- 11
- I'll Always Love You
- 04:35
- 7,120 plays

- 12
- Well Alright
- 04:02
- 6,185 plays

- 13
- For The Cool In You
- 04:58
- 1,614 plays

- 14
- When Can I See You
- 06:15
- 1,302 plays

- 15
- For The Cool In You
- 04:56
- 1,072 plays

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album review

In late 1993 Babyface, who was at the top of his game as pop/R&B's hottest writer and producer, released his acclaimed solo album For the Cool in You. The album featured four hit singles, those being the title track, "Never Keeping Secrets," "And Our Feelings," and the song that went on to become his signature tune, "When Can I See You." In early 2001, the album was reissued with three bonus tracks, which do the album a great deal of service and widely expand its musical boundaries. "For the Cool in You" is served up with two additional mixes. One is the Quiet Storm Vocal Mix, which, as the name implies, is a laid-back, mellow quiet storm groove. The other is the album's closer, the Midnight Luv Instrumental Mix, which is a fine, mellow, jazzy way to close off the album. Finally, "When Can I See You" is served up with the Urban Soul Basement Mix, which is a dance-house version of the song. This version may displease some of the song's original fans (it was an acoustic ballad in its original inception), but ultimately serves to expand the musical boundaries of the album. For a record that was originally pop/R&B, the reissue is a jazzier offering that includes house music and makes for a surprisingly good listen from start to finish. Also included are beefed-up liner notes, which include all of the original liner notes' artwork. ~ Jose F. Promis, All Music Guide

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listener reviews

- - Sooooooo
  - - By BigVeney24
    - 11/24/2008 23:25:36
  - Many good tracks on this album! Can't get enough of this album, I need to play it some more so I can be seen on here! :) LMAO!
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