Javier (album)

Javier is the debut album of Javier Colon known as Javier. It was released on August 5, 2003 as a CD on Capitol Records. It reached #91 on the Billboard 200, the official American Albums Chart. The album is credited to Javier rather than the full name Javier Colon.

Javier
Studio album by
Javier Colon
ReleasedAugust 5, 2003
Recorded2003
GenreR&B, soul
Length54:46
LabelCapitol
ProducerCarl Sturken and Evan Rogers, The Underdogs, Karriem Riggins
Javier Colon chronology
Javier
(2003)		 Left of Center
(2006)
Professional ratings
Review scores
SourceRating
AllMusic[1]

Track listing
  1. Crazy 4:53 (Javier Colon, Evan Rogers, Carl Sturken)
  2. Beautiful U R 3:46 (Colon, Harvey Mason Jr., D. Thomas)
  3. Song For Your Tears 4:37 (Colon, Rogers, Sturken)
  4. Slow Motion 3:58 (Colon, Mason Jr., Thomas, Nathan East, Barry Mann, A. & E. Dawkins)
  5. Hey Little Sister 5:08 (Colon, Rogers, Sturken)
  6. Biggest Mistake 4:05 (Colon, Mason Jr., Thomas, Tony Dixon)
  7. Interlude #1 0:28
  8. If I Never Get to Heaven 5:00 (Colon, Rogers, Sturken, R. Skies)
  9. Can't Have My Heart 3:12 (Colon, Skies, Kevin Cloud)
  10. She Spoke to Me 4:42 (Colon, Rogers, Sturken)
  11. In Your Hands 3:03 (Colon, Cloud, Skies)
  12. She'll Never Know 4:24 (Colon, Cloud, Skies)
  13. Interlude #2 0:19
  14. October Sky 7:06 (Colon, Rogers, Sturken)

Personnel
  • Javier Colon – vocals, piano, guitars, percussion
  • Tony Dixon – keyboards
  • Omar Edwards – organ
  • Eric D. Jackson, Michael Landau, Dean Parks, Michael Thompson – guitars
  • Carl Sturken – guitars, keyboards
  • Larry Campbell – pedal steel
  • Nathan East, Mike Elizondo – bass
  • ?uestlove – drums, percussion
  • Karriem Riggins – programming
  • Charles Crawford – scratching
  • strings arranged & Conducted By Larry Gold
    • Charlie Bisharat, Darius Campo, Mario Diaz de Leon, Bruce Dukov, Olga Konopelsky, Emma Kummrow, Charlene Kwas, Sid Page, Charles Parker, Haim Shtrum, Gregory Teperman – violin
    • Davis A. Barnett, David Yang – viola
    • Dorothy Lawson – cello

Chart
Chart (2003) Peak
position
Billboard 200 91
R&B/Hip-Hop Albums 18
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References
  1. Javier Javier AllMusic (retrieved: 07.20.2011)
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