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- My Way
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Usher
Released 1997

My Way
03:38
7,185 plays

Bedtime
04:45
4,224 plays

Slow Jam
04:40
4,023 plays

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songs

- 1
- You Make Me Wanna...
- 03:39
- 13,035 plays

- 2
- Just Like Me
- 03:26
- 1,329 plays

- 3
- Nice & Slow
- 03:48
- 18,813 plays

- 4
- Slow Jam
- 04:40
- 4,023 plays

- 5
- My Way
- 03:38
- 7,185 plays

- 6
- Come Back
- 03:47
- 1,194 plays

- 7
- I Will
- 03:55
- 1,285 plays

- 8
- Bedtime
- 04:45
- 4,224 plays

- 9
- One Day You'll Be Mine
- 03:24
- 1,425 plays

- 10
- You Make Me Wanna... [Extended Version]
- 05:20
- 1,550 plays

album review

Usher proved that he had a strong, soulful voice with his self-titled debut, but he fulfilled his potential on his second record, My Way. What makes Usher distinctive from his urban loverman peers is the fact that he doesn't oversing; he simply delivers his songs soulfully. Unfortunately, he falls prey to uneven material, just like any of his peers, but there are more strong songs on My Way than many contemporary R&B albums from the late '80s. Both Jermaine Dupri and Babyface contribute seamless productions and fine songs; respectively, "You Make Me Wanna..." and "Bedtime" are their best ballad contributions. Even if the ballads are usually seductive and romantic, cuts like the funky "Just Like Me," which features a cameo from Lil' Kim, might make you wish Usher didn't play it cool all of the time. And while it's refreshing to hear a hip-hop/urban R&B album clock in at a reasonable running time, it would have been nice if the tenth track was something other than a remix of "You Make Me Wanna..." Nevertheless, it's a strong second effort that showcases Usher at his best. ~ Stephen Thomas Erlewine, All Music Guide