"Every Time I Close My Eyes" (featuring Kenny G)

"Talk To Me"

"I Said I Love You"

"When Your Body Gets Weak"

"Simple Days"

"All Day Thinkin'"

"Seven Seas"

"The Day (That You Gave Me A Son)"

"How Come, How Long"

"This Is For The Lover In You"

"Every Time I Close My Eyes" (Timbaland Remix)

"Every Time I Close My Eyes" (Every Time I Feel The Groove Remix)

This Is For The Lover In You" (Honey Lookin' Laced Extended Remix)

Album Executive Producer

'The Day'   (Epic Records)     Released October 22nd, 1996

"Every Time I Close My Eyes" (featuring Kenny G)

Written, produced, background vocals, keyboards and drum programming; additional background vocals by Mariah Carey; peak chart positions: Pop #6, R&B #5; re-recorded by Dirk K. in 1997 (from the album 'About You', ULG Records)

"Talk To Me"

Written, produced, keyboards and acoustic guitar; features Eric Clapton (guitar); released as a single internationally, but not in the U.S.; re-recorded by Babyface with Eric Clapton in 1997 (from the album 'MTV Unplugged NYC 1997', Epic Records)

"I Said I Love You"

Written, produced, background vocals, keyboards, drum programming and acoustic guitar

"When Your Body Gets Weak"

Written, produced, background vocals, keyboards, drum programming and acoustic guitar

"Simple Days"

Written (with Bradley Spalter, Emanuel Officer and Robbie Nevil), produced (co-produced by Bradley), background vocals, keyboards, drum programming and acoustic guitar

"All Day Thinkin'"

Written, produced (co-produced by Gerald Baillergeau), background vocals and guitar; features background vocals by Shanice

"Seven Seas"

Produced, written (with Marc Nelson), background vocals, keyboards, drum programming and acoustic guitars

"The Day (That You Gave Me A Son)"

Written and produced; re-recorded by Babyface in 1997 (from the album 'MTV Unplugged NYC 1997', Epic Records)

"How Come, How Long"

Produced, written (with Stevie Wonder), background vocals, keyboards and acoustic guitar; features vocals and harmonica by Stevie Wonder; released as a single internationally, but not in the U.S.; re-recorded by Babyface with Stevie Wonder in 1997 (from the album 'MTV Unplugged NYC 1997', Epic Records)

"This Is For The Lover In You"

Produced (co-produced by LL Cool J), background vocals, keyboards and guitars; features vocals by LL Cool J, Jody Watley, Howard Hewett, and Jeffrey Daniels; peak chart positions: Pop #6, R&B #2; originally recorded by Shalamar from the album 'Three For Love' (Solar Records), 1981

Album Executive Producer

This album has reached double-platinum status (sold over 2 million copies).