1989 studio album by the Jaz
Professional ratings Review scores Source Rating RapReviews 6.5/10[ 1]
Word to the Jaz the Jaz , from New York City .[ 2] EMI USA , and produced by Bryan "Chuck" New, Pete Q. Harris, and the Jaz. The album peaked at number 87 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.[ 3] Jay-Z on the song "Hawaiian Sophie", which peaked at number 18 on the Hot Rap Songs chart.[ 4] [ 5] Billboard Dance Club Songs chart.[ 6]
No. Title Length 1. "Dance to This" 3:56 2. "Pumpin" 4:33 3. "Hawaiian Sophie" 4:26 4. "Give a Lil Extra" 4:56 5. "Fun" 5:43 6. "Word to the Jaz" 5:23 7. "Let's Play House" 4:53 8. "Boost Up the Family" 4:32 9. "Shana" 5:19 10. "I Can Dig Rappin'" 4:28 11. "Look Out" 5:26 12. "Buss da Speaka" 4:38 Total length: 58:13
Jonathan Burks – main performer, producerShawn Corey Carter – featured performer (track 3)Bryan Chuck New – producer
Peter Brian Harris – producer
Scott Folks – executive producer
Carol Chen – art direction
Henry Marquez – art direction
Timothy White – photography
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