Aaliyah - 1994 - Age Ain't Nothing But A Number

Artist...............: Aaliyah

Album................: Age Ain't Nothing But A Number

Genre................: R&B, Hip Hop

Source...............: Retail CD

Year.................: 1994

Ripper...............: ravakk

Codec................: macFLAC

Quality..............: vbr max

Channels.............: Stereo / 44100 hz

Information..........: G6 Original rip AKR





Tracklisting





01. Intro 1:30

02. Throw Your Hands Up 3:34

03. Back & Forth (LP Version) 3:51

04. Age Ain't Nothing But A Number 4:14

05. Down With The Clique 3:24

06. At Your Best You Are Love 4:51

07. No One Knows How To Love Me Quite Like You Do 4:07

08. I'm So Into You 3:25

09. Street Thing 4:58

10. Young Nation 4:40

11. Old School 3:17

12. I'm Down 3:16

13. Back & Forth (Mr. Lee & R. Kelly's Remix) 3:47





Aaliyah Dana Haughton (January 16, 1979 – August 25, 2001),[1] better known as Aaliyah (pronounced /əˈliːə/), was an American R&B and pop singer and actress. Introduced to audiences by R&B-pop singer R. Kelly, Aaliyah became famous during the mid-1990s with several hit records from the songwriting/production team of Missy Elliott and Timbaland. She found success with her debut album Age Ain't Nothing But a Number, while introducing a "street but sweet" style which would become her trademark throughout her career followed by two more albums, One In a Million and the self-titled Aaliyah.



In addition to Aaliyah's commercial success, collaborations with Timbaland helped shape the sound of R&B in the later half of the 1990s. She also modeled for Tommy Hilfiger, appeared in a Victoria Secret ad and starred in three motion pictures, Romeo Must Die, Queen of the Damned and Matrix Reloaded, before she and eight others died in a plane crash in the Bahamas on August 25, 2001 while filming the music video for the single "Rock The Boat".[2] Since then, Aaliyah has achieved commercial success with the singles "Miss You" and "I Care 4 U". She has had more than 10 Top 25 single and has also topped the Billboard Hot 100 with "Try Again", becoming the first song in history to hit number one based on airplay alone.