TYRESE - "There For Me (Baby)" (:30)
Face originally wrote this for Next, but not Tyrese takes a crack it - from his latest '2000 Watts'.

K-CI & JOJO - "All The Things I Should Have Known" (:30)
Face produces and does backing vocals on the duo's latest single from the album 'X'.

BABYFACE - "There She Goes" (:30)
Produced by the Neptunes, this is VERY unlike any other Babyfrace song you've ever heard before - guaranteed. This is the first release (to radio) from Face's upcoming Arista debut.

JON B. - "Lonely Girl" (:30)
Face wrote this for Jon's upcoming 'Pleasures You Like' release.

SAM SALTER - "Color Of Love" (:30)
The exact credits for Face n this song aren't known yet, but you can certainly hear his production style and backing vocals from Sam's upcoming 'Little Black Book' album.

USHER & JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - "If I Want To" (:30)
As mentioned below, this is the newer version featuring Justin Timberlake. No final credit info is available, and this may not be on the Usher album either.

USHER - "If I Want To" (:30)
One of at least two songs Face wrote on Usher's upcoming 'All About U' release in February. Face co-wrote this with Usher, Jermaine Dupri, and Bryan Cox. Rumor has it this may not be a final version of the song, and it may end up a duet with 'N Sync's Justin Timberlake.

USHER - "There Goes That Feeling Again" (no clip yet)
The second reported Babyface song on Usher's upcoming album.

JOY ENRIQUEZ - "Losin' The Love" (:30)
Yet-to-be-determined involvement on this song is from Joy's upcoming LaFace debut.

JOY ENRIQUEZ - "Situation" (:30)
Face at least co-wrote this from Joy's upcoming LaFace debut.

JOY ENRIQUEZ - "Someday" (:30)
Face at least co-wrote this from Joy's upcoming LaFace debut.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "Come On" (:30)
Punk rock sound co-written by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "Pretend To Be Nice" (:30)
Punk rock sound produced by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "Spin Around" (:30)
Punk rock sound produced and co-written by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "3 Small Words" (:30)
Punk rock sound produced by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "You Don't See Me" (:30)
Punk rock sound produced by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

JOSIE AND THE PUSSYCATS - "You're A Star" (:30)
Punk rock sound produced by Babyface - from the 'Josie And The Pussycats' soundtrack.

BABYFACE - "Reason For Breathing" (:32)
This was the early version of the song released to radio stations (accidentally?), and if you listen close, you can hear the subtle differences between it and the version actually released on the album (for example, this version has more keyboards as opposed to acoustic guitar on the album version).

BOYZ II MEN - "Just Hold On" (:30)
This international release bonus track from the Boyz' 'Evolution' was written and produced by Babyface. After hearing it, you may wonder why it was left off of the U.S. version of the album.

THE DEELE - "Dry Your Eyes" (:45)
The first 15 seconds of this cut features the intro to Babyface's song "Lovers" (from his debut solo album 'Lovers'), in which the song can be faintly heard in the background. "Dry..." is from the Deele's third album 'Eyes Of A Stranger' is only available on the original release of that album and their imported greatest hits collection. What is unique with this track is that because of a delay in the release of 'Eyes...', 'Lovers' was actually released first.

THE DEELE - "Eyes Of A Stranger" (Reprise) (:22)
When the re-issue of this album was released, this 1:18 song was left off. It's merely an a capella repeat of the chorus, but if you listen closley enough, you can hear the electric guitar in the background.

DESTINY'S CHILD - "Can't Help Myself" (:30)
This very hard to find track was co-written by Face, and only appears on a promo copy of the group's single "Get On The Bus". It was originally produced for TLC, but was not released. (Thanks to Seb for the clip!)

KEVON EDMONDS - "More To Love" (:30)
Left off of the the U.S. version of his solo debut '24/7', this Babyface written and produced track is a bonus on the Japanese release.

A FEW GOOD MEN - "Southern Girl" (:19)
The initial release of the LaFace album 'A Thang For You' contained this Babyface-written song, but when the album was "accidentally" released and recalled, the official release of the album, retitled 'Take A Dip', did not have this song on it.

JERMAINE JACKSON - "Word To The Badd!!" (:30)
Controversial "leaked" release to radio containing the lyrics that were apparently intended to bash his brother Michael. This version only exists as a promo CD single. The album version of this song contains re-written lyrics about a male-female relationship gone bad.

JERMAINE JACKSON - "Word To The Badd!!" (Prelude) (:51)
Along with the above selection, this short prelude clip can only be found on the promo CD single, leading into the above song. It contains clips about the Jackson 5's break-up, and Jermaine's decision to go solo and stay with Motown Records.

OREOLANDO MALLARY - "That Shit Turns Me On" (:36)
This clip, from the movie 'Waiting To Exhale', was never released on the soundtrack, or anywhere else, for that matter. The song was co-written and produced by Babyface and appeared only in the film. (ATTENTION: This clip does contain explicit lyrics.)

SHANICE - "Dreamin'" (:33)
This import-only bonus track (from the album 'Shanice') was written and produced by Babyface.

3RD STOREE - "All I Do" (:30)
Co-written by Face, this track from the promo version of the group's 1999 debut Yab Yum album was never commercially available due to the label's distributor not wanting to release the album.

3RD STOREE - "And It's True" (:30)
Written by Face, this track from the promo version of the group's 1999 debut Yab Yum album was never commercially available due to the label's distributor not wanting to release the album.

3RD STOREE - "Dry Your Eyes" (:30)
Co-written by Face, this track from the promo version of the group's 1999 debut Yab Yum album was never commercially available due to the label's distributor not wanting to release the album.

3RD STOREE - "Him Or Me" (:30)
Co-written by Face, this track from the promo version of the group's 1999 debut Yab Yum album was never commercially available due to the label's distributor not wanting to release the album.

3RD STOREE - "Kids' Choice Theme Song" (:37)
Face wrote and produced this for Nickelodeon's televised 'Kids Choice Awards '99' special from May 1, 1999.

3RD STOREE - "Tonight" (:30)
Written by Face, this track from the promo version of the group's 1999 debut Yab Yum album was never commercially available due to the label's distributor not wanting to release the album.

'Baked Beans' (:42)
A Babyface endorsement? He and Daryl Simmons sing an impromtu commercial for one of their favorite snacks, Boston Baked Beans, to the music of Face's song "Lady, Lady".

'Broken Heart' (1:02)
From an interview on the Arsenio Hall Show in 1990, Face describes his first broken heart. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

'Favorite Christmas Gift' (:41)
Babyface describes why he decided to perform this song on the compilation album 'And So This Is Christmas' - From the December 6th, 1999 television special 'And So This Is Christmas' on CBS, Kenny talks about his most memorable holiday present.

'Get A Job' (:21)
What kind of jobs did Babyface have growing up as a musician? (From an interview on the Arsenio Hall Show in 1993.) (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' (:21)
Babyface describes why he decided to perform this song on the compilation album 'And So This Is Christmas' - from the December 6th, 1999 television special on CBS.

'Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas' (:35)
Babyface explains the background on where he recorded this song for the compilation album 'And So This Is Christmas' - from the December 6th, 1999 television special on CBS.

"Miracle" (:18)
He co-wrote it and Whitney Houston performed it, but Face sings his own version of of the song in this short clip.

'Waterfall' (:29)
Kenny explains how he got a certain nickname before "Babyface", and how he writes ballads.

'Word Association' (1:13)
In an interview with Buzz Bishop of Cyberbuzz from November of '96, Face talks about some of the biggest names in pop music.

BABYFACE & VANESSA WILLIAMS - "Baby It's Cold Outside" (:39)
This song, which never appeared on an album, was performed on the Vanessa Williams Christmas Special in 1996.

BABYFACE & DES'REE - "Fire" (:36)
Performance from the Late Show with David Letterman from 1998.

BABYFACE - "For The Cool In You" (:46)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1993. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE & TONI BRAXTON - "Give U My Heart" (:43)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1992. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE & STEVIE WONDER - "How Come, How Long" (:30)
Babyface's solo a capella intro of the February 25th Grammy performance.

BABYFACE & STEVIE WONDER - "How Come, How Long" (:30)
The dramatic climax from February 25th's Grammy performance.

BABYFACE - "It's No Crime" (:47)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1990. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE - "When Can I See You" (:43)
From 1993. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE - "Where Will You Go" (1:00)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1990. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE - "Whip Appeal" (:59)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1990. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE & EL DeBARGE - "You Are So Beautiful" (1:00)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1993. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BOYZ II MEN - "Water Runs Dry" (:56)
This 1998 performance from the Oprah Winfrey Show featured Babyface on the guitar.

MADONNA & BABYFACE - "Take A Bow" (:58)
American Music Awards performance from 1993. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

PEBBLES & BABYFACE - "Love Makes Things Happen" (:38)
From the Arsenio Hall show, 1991. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

AFTER 7 - "Heat Of The Moment" (:33)
Originally, this song was the first After 7 song released as a single. Co-written and produced by Babyface, it didn't fare as well as they would have liked, so it was re-released months later after their hits "Can't Stop" and "Ready Or Not", and this new remix version (done by Tim Lever and Mike Percy) was done. Elements of other Babyface produced songs appear in the remix, including Bobby Brown's "Don't Be Cruel", The Boys' "Dial My Heart", and the original remix version of "Heat Of The Moment", all of which can be heard in this clip.

AFTER 7 - "Sara Smile" (:30)
Never released commercially in the U.S., this 'Padapella' version exists only off the European CD single.

BABYFACE & LISA STANSFIELD- "Dream Away" (:30)
Rare 'La Smoov' remix from a European release - never released in the U.S.

BABYFACE & LISA STANSFIELD- "Dream Away" (:30)
R & B remix from the single release.

BABYFACE & LISA STANSFIELD- "Dream Away" (:30)
Acoustic remix from the single release.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:30)
Soulshock & Karlin's 'Every Time I Feel The Groove Remix'.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:30)
Soulshock & Karlin's 'Every Time I Feel The Groove Remix'.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:38)
This Linslee Campbell remix is exclusive to one version of the UK remix single.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:31)
A capella version from the promo 12" vinyl single only.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:30)
Raphael Saadiq decides to replace Kenny G's alto sax solo with a new sax solo in this remix.

BABYFACE - "Every Time I Close My Eyes" (:25)
This Timbaland remix was only available on certain import versions of Babyface singles until the album's remastered version was released with this as a bonus track. This clip features Mariah Carey's background vocals solo.

BABYFACE - "For The Cool In You" (:30)
Colin Wolfe remix from the CD single.

BABYFACE - "For The Cool In You" (:30)
'Chicago House Club Vocal Mix': One of several exclusive remixes found on a limited edition vinyl 12" release of this single from 1993.

BABYFACE - "For The Cool In You" (:30)
'East Coast Jeep Dub': One of several exclusive remixes found on a limited edition vinyl 12" release of this single from 1993.

BABYFACE - "For The Cool In You" (:30)
'Quiet Storm Vocal Mix': One of several exclusive remixes found on a limited edition vinyl 12" release of this single from 1993.

BABYFACE FEATURING TONI BRAXTON- "Give U My Heart" (:33)
This edited-together 'Extended Remix' was done by L.A. Reid and Brad Gilderman.

BABYFACE FEATURING TONI BRAXTON- "Give U My Heart" (:47)
This edited-together 'Mad Ball Remix' was done by Vincent Herbert.

BABYFACE FEATURING TONI BRAXTON- "Give U My Heart" (:27)
This edited-together 'Remix Radio Edit' was done by Vincent Herbert.

BABYFACE FEATURING TONI BRAXTON- "Give U My Heart" (:29)
This 'Upscale R&B Remix' was done by L.A. Reid and Barney Perkins.

BABYFACE FEATURING STEVIE WONDER - "How Come, How Long" (:30)
The Laws & Craigie remix only available off of the UK import single.

BABYFACE FEATURING STEVIE WONDER - "How Come, How Long" (:30)
The Natty & Slaps remix only available off of the UK import single. This clip features Stevie Wonder's chorus solo.

BABYFACE - "If We Try" (:30)
This rare Percussabassapella Mix is only off of the original 12" vinyl remix.

BABYFACE - "If We Try" (:30)
This exclusive remix, with new vocals, comes from 1990's Japanese import of 'Re-fresh Lovers', but the original song appeared on Face's 1987 album 'Lovers'.

BABYFACE - "I Love You Babe" (:33)
A breakdown of the ending chorus of the song displays a harder edge to this original remix.

BABYFACE - "Mary Mack" (:39)
When the song was remixed for his 'A Closer Look' album, a promo single was released with different versions. This "Freestyle Mix" features some differences from the album remix version. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE - "Mary Mack" (:38)
Probably one of the fanciest remixes done for Face's early solo work, Louis Silas, Jr. took over the mixing board on this original remix.

BABYFACE - "Mary Mack" (:36)
Another section of the original Louis Silas, Jr. remix.

BABYFACE - "My Kinda Girl" (:29)
The 'Dope Dutt Dub' version of the remix, with fancy special effects (edited medley of effects for brevity) (stereo clip).

BABYFACE - "Rock Bottom" (:21)
This was only released as a single in Europe, however, this remix can be found as an import.

BABYFACE - "Tender Lover" (:30)
Mostly a capella remix from the remastered 'Tender Lover' CD.

BABYFACE - "Tender Lover" (:40)
This is an edited-together version of the dub mix, released only on promo versions of the 12" single. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
Rare Linslee Campbell remix from European import single.

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
Timbaland remix from an import remix CD single (a shorter version of this mix appears on a U.S. remix single).

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
Track Masters remix from an import remix CD single (a shorter version of this mix appears on a U.S. remix single).

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
Jon-John remix from an import remix CD single (a shorter version of this mix appears on a U.S. remix single).

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
This version from an Australian single is a unique version with all original vocals and no LL Cool J rap.

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:29)
This Puff Daddy remix replaces LL Cool J's raps with new Ghostface Killah rapping and features new lyrics from Face that aren't in his original version (are from the original Shalamar version).

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:30)
This Rich Travali remix gives Howard Hewett his chance to blow with original Shalamar lyrics, also not available in the original Babyface version.

BABYFACE - "This Is For The Lover In You" (:35)
A capella version from the promo CD single, featuring some extra falsetto background singing from Face with LL ad libs.

BABYFACE - "When Can I See You" (:30)
This remix (R&B Mix) has Face doing new vocals behind more synthesized sounding music.

BABYFACE - "When Can I See You" (:29)
One of many Roland Clark remixes, this 'Ocean Mix' picks up the pace a bit and has a somewhat haunting techno sound to it.

BABYFACE - "When Can I See You" (:28)
Another of the Roland Clark mixes, this is a full-blown dance version.

BABYFACE - "Whip Appeal" (:30)
Rare remix of this popular Babyface song is slightly different than the version used in the video.

BABYFACE - "Whip Appeal" (:30)
From the promo remix CD, this 'Performance Piece' is the version used in the music video, but without the talking at the beginning or fluctuating back and forth on the radio.

BABYFACE - "Whip Appeal" (:30)
Titled 'The Reprise' on a rare promo copy with just remixes on it, this is a brief keyboard/piano portion of the remix.

BABYFACE - "Whip Appeal" (:38)
This is an instrumental clip of the video remix version.

TONI BRAXTON - "How Could An Angel Break My Heart" (:30)
This UK remix replaces Kenny G's original sax with mimicking Babyface backing vocals.

TONI BRAXTON - "How Could An Angel Break My Heart" (:30)
This climactic chorus of the remix includes a breathtaking harmony between Toni and Face.

TONI BRAXTON - "Love Shoulda Brought You Home" (:30)
This 'Slow Sensual Mix' is nearly an instrumental, but the background vocals are sung by Toni, Babyface, and Trina Broussard to new, slower music.

TONI BRAXTON - "Seven Whole Days" (:30)
This is the original LaFace 'Ghetto Vibe' promo remix version, never released commercially.

TONI BRAXTON - "Seven Whole Days" (:30)
This "live" version has the original backing vocals behind Toni's new vocals, with, of course, crowd noise. This clip is a sweet breakdown of the chorus.

BOBBY BROWN - "Good Enough" (:37)
With new backing vocals in a break, this LaFace Family/Louis Silas, Jr. remix also shows off some jeepy, bass-filled beats.

BOBBY BROWN - "Rock Wit'cha" (:30)
Remix with new vocals, inclduing Babyface in the background, from Bobby's 'Dance...Ya Know It!' album.

DAMIAN DAME - "Exclusivity" (:30)
In addition to Babyface doing production on this remix, the rap dub version features additional lyrics not on the album version.

DAMIAN DAME - "Exclusivity" (:35)
Clip #2 of the extra rap lyrics from the rap dub version of the remix.

MARY DAVIS - "Don't Wear It Out" (:30)
Rare remix featuring L.A. and Face's original music (not remixed by L.A. and Babyface).

THE DEELE - "Can-U-Dance" (:30)
The last extended version of a song from the Deele, with L.A. and Babyface mixing and producing. This version has been edited together and lacks noticable keyboard work.

THE DEELE - "Let's Work Tonight" (:30)
Rare B-side remix from the promo only 12" single.

THE DEELE - "Surrender" (:30)
From the 12" single. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

THE DEELE - "Suspicious" (:30)
This remix is available only as a promo 12".

THE DEELE - "Sweet Nothingz" (:30)
Rare remix from the promo only 12" single. This clip features the extended intro.

THE DEELE - "Two Occasions" (:30)
This instrumental version just goes to show that the so-called "live" version of this song was not live at all, but just had the crowd noise added later. This clip is the keyboard intro of the "live" version.

DRU HILL - "These Are The Times" (:30)
Rare a capella version with interesting opening music.

A FEW GOOD MEN - "Have I Never" (:30)
This remix was supposed to be, but never was, released commercially. This Babyface-written and produced song was remixed by Christopher "Tricky" Stewart and Sean "Sep" Hall.

SIEDAH GARRETT - "Refuse To Be Loose" (:29)
This late 80's L.A. & Face song is no longer made on CD, but it can still be found. Even though the two didn't originally produce the song, they put together this remix.

GARY L. - "Time (Time To Party)" (:22)
The credits on the label list Babyface as co-writer as well as one of the mixers (with Paul Scott), although by listening to the song, it doesn't sound like a typical Face track. This 1987 song came out right around the time Kenneth Edmonds became "Babyface".

JOHNNY GILL - "Fairweather Friend" (:30)
Aside from the original writing and production, Babyface also helps out with this remix.

SIMONE HINES - "Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!" (:30)
Features a recurring sample of the Deele's "Two Occasions" throughout the chorus (only in this remix, not the original version).

JAY-Z FEATURING BABYFACE & FOXY BROWN - "Sunshine" (:21)
A capella rendition of Babyface's backing vocals.

JON B. - "Pretty Girl" (:29)
This a capella version gives a clearer sample of Jon and Face's harmonic backing vocals.

JON B. - "Someone To Love" (:46)
The U.S. version featured Babyface on co-lead vocals, but this special U.K. version has Jon B. doing all the lead vocals. This clip features the verse Babyface sang on the U.S. version.

JON B. - "Someone To Love" (:30)
This "Padapella" version is from a U.K. single, which is the version of this song that has no Babyface lead vocals. Face can be heard with a background vocal falsetto leading into the chorus.

JON B. FEATURING BABYFACE - "Someone To Love" (:30)
Jon B. and Babyface redid not only the music, but also the vocals in this remix from Jon B.'s single "Pretty Girl".

JON B. FEATURING BABYFACE - "Someone To Love" (1:27)
This is a lenghty clip from the extended remix of the song found only on the vinyl 12" single of "Pretty Girl" and a U.K. single. The clip leads off with a breakdown of the music followed by all new ad libs over the chorus (to fade).

QUINCY JONES FEATURING BABYFACE AND TAMIA WITH PORTRAIT AND BARRY WHITE - "Slow Jams" (:30)
Off of the promo-only CD of this song, this is the "Bedroom Mix".

QUINCY JONES FEATURING BABYFACE AND TAMIA WITH PORTRAIT AND BARRY WHITE - "Slow Jams" (:31)
Off of the promo-only CD of this song, this is the "Nappy Neck Funk Mix".

QUINCY JONES FEATURING BABYFACE AND TAMIA WITH PORTRAIT AND BARRY WHITE - "Slow Jams" (:28)
Off of the promo-only CD of this song, this is "Dalvin's Full Groove".

MANCHILD - "One Tender Moment" (:35)
One of the few Manchild songs Face sang lead on, this was remixed (vocals and music) years after it's original release. (Thanks to Jason L. for the clip!)

CAT MILLER - "Beat My Face" (:29)
The song may sound violent, but is actually just about putting on make-up. L.A. and Babyface take a crack at one of their first jobs of remixing (without having to do with any other part of the song); from 1986.

OUTKAST - "Jazzy Belle" (:23)
Babyface sings the somewhat risqué background vocals on this remix.

PEBBLES - "Backyard" (:35)
Easily one of the most uptempo remixes Face has ever worked on, this sample-filled version remixed by The LaFace Family and Dallas Austin highlights the Salt-N-Pepa rap. (Slightly higher-quality clip.)

PEBBLES - "Do Me Right" (:25)
They didn't originally have anything to do with this song, but L.A. Reid and Babyface remixed this from Pebbles' first album, and includes new backing vocals from Face.

PEBBLES - "Giving You The Benefit" (:30)
This L.A. & Babyface-produced remix clip features additional lyrics not on the standard version of the song.

SHALAMAR - "Circumstantial Evidence" (:30)
One of the three Shalamar songs L.A. and Face produced from 1987, this clip features the chorus and a somewhat humorous dialogue (from the remix).

SHALAMAR - "I Want You (To Be My Playthang)" (:22)
This song didn't chart, but was released as a single. This clip is a special edit of the remixes.

TLC - "Baby-Baby-Baby" (:30)
Originally written and produced by L.A. and Babyface, this Jermaine Dupri remix features a rap from "Left Eye".

TLC - "Red Light Special" (:30)
Babyface wrote this song, and produced the lp version, but this remix by L.A. Reid and Tony Rich features new vocals from T-Boz in a breakdown in the song.