Mary J Blige - No More Drama

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Track listing
1. LOVE (album version)
2. Family Affair (album version)
3. Steal Away (album version)
4. He Thinks I Don't Know (album version)
5. PMS (new album version)
6. No More Drama (P.Diddy/Mario Winans acapella remix)
7. Rainy Dayz (album version) - Blige, Mary J. & Ja Rule
8. Where I've Been (album version)
9. Beautiful Day (album version)
10. Dance For Me (new album version) - Blige, Mary J. & Common
11. No More Drama (album version)
12. Flying Away (album version)
13. Never Been (album version)
14. 2U (album version)
15. In The Meantime (album version)
16. Forever No More (poem/album version)
17. Testimony (album version)
18. Girl From Yesterday (non album version)

Details
Number of CDs: 1
Recording type: Studio
Distributor: Universal Music
Recording mode: Stereo

Album notes
This version contains a P. Diddy/Mario Winans remix of the song, "No More Drama." Personnel includes: Mary J. Blige (vocals); Eve, P. Diddy, Pharrell Williams, Lenny Kravitz, Marshane Smith, Ja Rule, Missy "Misdemeanor" Elliot.Producers include: Bryan Peguero, Chucky Thompson, Dame Grease, Dr. Dre, Floyd Howard."He Think I Don't Know" won the 2003 Grammy Award for Best Female R&B Vocal Performance.From P Diddy to Lenny Kravitz, a plethora of producers and guest stars graces this updated, remix-added version of Mary J. Blige's 2001 NO MORE DRAMA, a situation usually signaling a dearth of creativity on behalf of the featured artist. Fortunately that's not the case here. Blige is fully in control, from a lyrical reworking of the '70s Al Green classic "Simply Beautiful" entitled "PMS," which could well become an anthem for women suffering from those disabling symptoms, to the Dr. Dre-produced "Family Affair," in which this classic R&B singer self-confidently modernizes her image for the J-Lo generation. "He Think I Don't Know" is vintage Blige, her roots firmly in late-'70s deep soul, while the autobiographical "Where I've Been" features Eve paying homage to a woman who's struggled through poverty and drug addiction and come out the other side a stronger person. This is a masterful effort that finds Mary J. Blige successfully updating her sound while retaining the musical depth that got her where she is today.