Hot Shot

Shaggy  Main Performer

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1 Hot Shot Burrell/Birch/Pizzo 3:47
2 Lonely Lover Freeman/Barrett/Har 3:46
3 Dance & Shout Lewis/Burrell/Harri 3:47
4 Leave It to Me Livingston/Thompson 3:37
5 Angel Curtis/Ertegun/Mill 3:55
6 Hope Ducent/Burrell/Thom 3:47
7 Keep'n It Real Dukes/Pizzonia/Duce 3:54
8 Luv Me, Luv Me Whitfield/Harris/Ri 3:36
9 Freaky Girl Burrell/Ducent/Pizz 3:44
10 It Wasn't Me Thompson/Burrell/Pi 3:47
11 Not Fair Ducent/Thompson/Sta 3:47
12 Hey Love Burrell/Thompson/Ke 4:01
13 Why Me Lord? Kelly/Ducent/Burrel 3:35
14 Chica Bonita [*] Staff/Ducent/Pizzon 4:04
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Hot Shot

Audio Compact Disc

Label: MCA

Category: Pop/Rock

Hot Shot

UPC: 008811209629

Release Date: 08/08/2000

Original Release Date: 08/08/2000

Number of Discs: 1

Tracks: [Hot Shot, Lonely Lover, Dance & Shout, Leave It to Me, Angel, Hope, Keep'n It Real, Luv Me, Luv Me, Freaky Girl, It Wasn't Me, Not Fair, Hey Love, Why Me Lord?, Chica Bonita [*]]
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Bryan Buss

Shaggy's fourth album is a classic hybrid of reggae, R&B, and pop. Following duets with Maxi Priest ("That Girl") and Janet Jackson ("Luv Me, Luv Me"), the Jamaica native teams up with master producers Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis and a myriad of talented guest vocalists who complement his personality on each track. Coming with the minor hit "Hope" from 1999's For Love of the Game soundtrack, the first couple of singles, "Dance and Shout" (featuring a Michael Jackson sample) and "It Wasn't Me," show the strengths of this album -- they are smart, warm, and playful. Shaggy's persona is hard to not like. On "It Wasn't Me," a friend laments being caught by his girl with another woman; Shaggy continually advises him to flatly deny it. To be able to use that sentiment and still seem likable is a gift. There are such heavy samples, some of the tracks almost sound like remakes at points, but there is such originality and gifted wordplay that the combination works as opposed to seeming unoriginal -- something most rappers can't seem to accomplish. Each song on Hot Shot from the opening title track on is different, inviting, and infectious. ~ Bryan Buss, Rovi