"Change The World" (with Eric Clapton)

Produced, lead and background vocals and acoustic guitar; originally performed by Eric Clapton from the soundtrack 'Phenomenon' (Reprise Records), 1997; different version than what appeared on the MTV 'Unplugged' special - originally, Babyface and Clapton sung alternate verses, but the album version replaces all of Clapton's vocals with Babyface's (the version with Eric Clapton vocals appears on the Babyface album 'A Collection Of His Greatest Hits')

"Talk To Me" (with Eric Clapton)

Written, produced, lead vocals and acoustic guitar; originally from the Babyface album 'The Day' (Epic Records), 1997

"Whip Appeal"

Written (with Perri Smith), produced and lead vocals; originally from the Babyface album 'Tender Lover' (Epic Records), 1989

"Breathe Again" (with Shanice)

Written and produced; originally performed by Toni Braxton from the album 'Toni Braxton' (LaFace Records), 1993

"Exhale (Shoop Shoop)" (with Beverly Crowder)

Written, produced and lead and background vocals; originally performed by Whitney Houston from the soundtrack 'Waiting To Exhale' (Arista Records), 1995

"I'll Make Love To You" (with Kevon and Melvin Edmonds and Marc Nelson)

Written, produced and background vocals; originally performed by Boyz II Men from the album 'II' (Motown Records), 1994

"End Of The Road" (with Kevon and Melvin Edmonds and Marc Nelson)

Written (with L.A. Reid and Daryl Simmons), produced and lead and background vocals; originally performed by Boyz II Men from the soundtrack 'Boomerang' (LaFace Records), 1992, and the various artists album 'East Coast Family, Volume 1' (Biv10 Records), 1992

"I Care About You" (with K-Ci & JoJo and Kevon and Melvin Edmonds)

Written, produced and background vocals; originally recorded by Milestone (as "I Care 'Bout You") from the soundtrack 'Soul Food' (LaFace records), 1997

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

Written, produced and lead vocals; Originally from the Babyface album 'The Day' (Epic Records), 1996

"Gone Too Soon" (with Stevie Wonder)

Produced and lead vocals; dedicated to the late Princess Diana; originally performed by Michael Jackson from the album 'Dangerous' (Epic Records), 1991

"How Come, How Long" (with Stevie Wonder)

Written (with Stevie Wonder), produced, lead vocals and acoustic guitar; originally from the Babyface album 'The Day' (Epic Records), 1997

Album Executive Producer (with Benny Medina)

This album has reached gold status (sold over 500,000 copies).