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Our Complete List Of Aaliyah Albums And Songs list presents the entire Aaliyah album discography that Aaliyah left behind before she sadly passed away. Because she died so young, Aaliyah did not release a large body of work. She was off to an amazing start having released three albums by the time she was twenty two years old. It was just about a month after the release of her third album entitled Aaliyah in 2001 when Aaliyah was killed in a plane crash. At the time Aaliyah was becoming one of the biggest pop music stars in the world. Aaliyah had released her first album entitled Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number when she was only sixteen years old. It was a huge selling album selling over three million copies.
Aaliyah’s second album release entitled One in a Million, once again sold over three million copies. Aaliyah’s third album simply tited Aaliyah would come close to selling three million copies in the United States. However, the album was also an international success having sold thirteen million copies worldwide. Her final albums would also be her first album to hit number one on the US Billboard Top 200 album charts.
Recently, it was announced that a fourth Aaliyah album of unreleased material will be released in 2022 entitled Unstoppable. A lead single called “Poison,” has already been relesed from the album.
Aaliyah Original Studio Albums
Age Ain’t Nothing but a Number
Released: May 24, 1994
CD Track Listings:
1. “Intro”
2. “Throw Your Hands Up”
3. “Back & Forth”
4. “Age Ain’t Nothing But A Number”
5. “Down With The Clique”
6. “At Your Best (You Are Love)”
7. “No One Knows How To Love Me Quite Like You Do”
8. “I’m So Into You”
9. “Street Thing”
10. “Young Nation”
11. “Old School”
12. “I’m Down”
13. “The Thing I Like”
14. “Back & Forth” – Mr. Lee & R. Kelly’s Remix
One in a Million
Released: August 27, 1996
CD Track Listings:
1. “Beats 4 Da Streets (Intro)” (featuring Missy Elliott)
2. “Hot Like Fire”
3. “One In A Million”
4. “A Girl Like You” – with Treach
5. “If Your Girl Only Knew”
6. “Choosey Lover (Old School/New School)”
7. “Got To Give It Up” – with Slick Rick
8. “4 Page Letter”
9. “Everything’s Gonna Be Alright”
10. “Giving You More”
11. “I Gotcha’ Back”
12. “Never Givin’ Up” – with Tavarius Polk
13. “Heartbroken”
14. “Never Comin’ Back”
15. “Ladies In Da House” – with Missy Elliott & Timbaland
16. “The One I Gave My Heart To”
17. “Came To Give Love (Outro)” – with Timbaland
Aaliyah
Released: July 17, 2001
CD Track Listings:
1. “We Need A Resolution” – with Timbaland
2. “Loose Rap” – with Static from Playa
3. “Rock The Boat”
4. “More Than A Woman”
5. “Never No More”
6. “I Care 4 U”
7. “Extra Smooth”
8. “Read Between The Lines”
9. “U Got Nerve”
10. “I Refuse”
11. “It’s Whatever”
12. “I Can Be”
13. “Those Were The Days”
14. “What If”
Aaliyah Compilation Albums
I Care 4 U
Released: December 10, 2002
CD Track Listings:
1. “Back & Forth”
2. “Are You That Somebody”
3. “One In A Million”
4. “I Care 4 U”
5. “More Than A Woman”
6. “Don’t Know What To Tell Ya”
7. “Try Again”
8. “All I Need”
9. “Miss You”
10. “Don’t Worry”
11. “Come Over” (featuring Tank)
12. “Erica Kane”
13. “At Your Best (You Are Love)”
14. “Got To Give It Up”
Ultimate Aaliyah
Released: May 10, 2005
CD Track Listings:
Disc one: Greatest Hits
1. “One In A Million”
2. “If Your Girl Only Knew”
3. “Hot Like Fire”
4. “The One I Gave My Heart To”
5. “Got To Give It Up” (featuring Slick Rick)
6. “4 Page Letter”
7. “We Need A Resolution” – with Timbaland
8. “Rock The Boat”
9. “More Than A Woman”
10. “I Care 4 U”
11. “Try Again”
12. “Back & Forth”
13. “Are You That Somebody?”
14. “Don’t Know What To Tell Ya”
15. “Miss You”
16. “At Your Best (You Are Love)”
Disc Two: Are You Feelin’ Me?
1. “Are You Feelin’ Me?”
2. “Messed Up”
3. “Come Back In One Piece” – with DMX
4. “I Don’t Wanna”
5. “Man Undercover” – with Timbaland
6. “John Blaze” with Missy Elliott
7. “I Am Music” – with Timbaland
8. “More Than A Woman” (Bump & Flex club mix)
9. “Hold On” – with Timbaland, Magoo, and Wyclef Jean
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