1999 soundtrack album by Various Artists
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Blue Streak: The Album is a soundtrack to the 1999 comedy film Blue Streak. It is composed of fourteen R&B and hip hop tracks from various artists and producers.[2] The album peaked at number 31 on the Billboard 200[3] and number 9 and on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums.[4] Its lead single, "Girl's Best Friend" performed by Jay-Z, peaked at #52 on the Hot 100[5] and #19 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs.[6] So Plush's "Damn (Should've Treated U Right)" peaked at #41 on the Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs[7] and #68 on the R&B/Hip-Hop Airplay.[8]
- Shawn Corey Carter - performer (track 1)
- Mashonda Tifrere - performer (track 1)
- Kasseem Dean - producer (track 1)
- Ken "Duro" Ifill - mixing (track 1)
- Tyrese Darnell Gibson - performer (track 2)
- Dwight Errington Myers - performer (track 2)
- Steven Aaron Jordan - performer & producer (track 2)
- Audrey Martells - performer (track 2)
- Nicole Renée Harris - performer (track 2)
- Tony Black - mixing (track 2)
- Rhonda Roussel - performer (track 3)
- Donielle Carter - performer (track 3)
- Raquel Campbell - performer (track 3)
- T. J. Lottie - performer (track 3)
- Jeffrey Edward Atkins - performer (track 3)
- Rodney Roy Jerkins - producer & performer (track 3), producer (track 5)
- Lashawn Ameen Daniels - co-producer (track 3), performer (track 5)
- Mary Yvette Brown - performer (track 3)
- Jean-Marie Horvat - mixing (tracks: 3, 5)
- Kelly Cherelle Price - performer (track 4)
- Sue Ann Carwell - performer (track 4)
- Guy Roche - producer (track 4)
- Manny Marroquin - mixing (track 4)
- Keith Douglas Sweat - performer (tracks: 5, 13), co-producer (track 5)
- Shawntae Harris - performer (track 5)
- Corey Woods - performer (track 6)
- Bruce Lamar Mayfield - performer (track 6)
- Brian Palmer - producer (track 6)
- Sergio 'PLX' Moore - producer (track 6)
- Terrance Quaites - performer (track 7)
- Anthony Henderson - performer (track 7)
- Jermaine Dupri Mauldin - producer (track 7)
- Bryan-Michael Cox - co-producer (track 7)
- Phil Tan - mixing (track 7)
- Byron Otto Thomas - performer & producer (track 8)
- Terius Gray - performer (track 8)
- Dwayne Michael Carter Jr. - performer (track 8)
- Bryan Christopher Williams - performer (track 8)
- Christopher Noel Dorsey - performer (track 8)
- Tab Virgil Jr. - performer (track 8)
- Pat Viala - mixing (track 8)
- Inga DeCarlo Fung Marchand - performer (track 9)
- Kenya "Fame Flames" Miller - producer (track 9)
- Tamir Ruffin - producer (tracks: 9, 12), performer (track 12)
- Tony Smalios - mixing (track 9)
- Jason Brooks Buford - performer (track 10)
- Danny Alexander - performer (track 10)
- Gary "Gizzo" Smith - producer (track 10)
- Albert Van Bryant - performer & producer (track 11)
- Jamal Ali Nash - producer (track 11)
- Brett Stewart - mixing (track 11)
- Dante Jordan - performer (track 12)
- David Chance - performer (track 12)
- Rufus Waller - performer (track 12)
- Marinna Teal - performer (tracks: 12, 13)
- Phil Weatherspoon - co-producer (track 12)
- Axel Niehaus - mixing (track 12)
- Steve 'Stone' Huff - producer (track 13)
- Karl Heilbron - mixing (track 13)
- Stephen Ellis Garrett - performer & producer (track 14)
- Benjamin Bush - performer (track 14)
- Mikael Ifversen - mixing (track 14)
- David Earl McPherson II - executive producer
- Ken Ross - executive producer
- Neal H. Moritz - executive producer
- Kenyatta "Tally" Galbreth - associative executive producer
- Neil Kellerhouse - design
- David Daoud Coleman - art direction
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