The two sided album insert for "Just a Rolling Stone", by Donnie Klang, features a Sean John advertisement on one side. The ad has Cassie and Lauren London.
The other side has a ringtone offer. You can text DONNIE to 33133 for ringtones. It also says you can text KLANG to 50505 for news, contests, exclusive content and more.
It has album covers for Danity Kane, Day26, Janelle Monae and Cheri Dennis under "Available now:" Finally, it lists Cassie, Gorilla Zoe, Yung Joc and Marina Chello as coming soon from Bad Boy.
Here is the production information for Donnie Klang's debut, "Just a Rolling Stone," as it appears in the album booklet.
Executive producer: Sean "P. Diddy" Combs.
Co-executive producer: Harve "Joe Hooker" Pierre.
Associate executive producer: Conrad "Rad" Dimanche.
1. "Intro"
Produced by Channel 7 for the Aurelius Group. Co-produced by Yinon Yahel for the Aurelius Group.
2. "Take You There" featuring Diddy
Produced by SoulDiggaz. Co-produced by Mo Chedda for Souldiggaz Productions and Sean "P. Diddy" Combs for Bad Boy Entertainment/The Hitmen.
3. "Dr. Love"
Produced by Channel 7 for the Aurelius Group. Co-produced by Yinon Yahel for the Aurelius Group.
4. "Hurt That Body"
Produced by C. "Tricky" Stewart and Terius "The-Dream" Nash for Radio Killa.
5. "Hollywood Girl"
Produced by SoulDiggaz. Co-produced by Maurice "Mo Chedda" Wade for SoulDiggaz Ent.
6. "Pick it Up"
Produced by Young Boyz for Rush Hour Entertainment.
7. "Pretty Girls Cry"
Produced by Mario Winans for Yellow City Entertainment.
8. "Catch My Breath"
Produced by Danja for Danjahandz Productions.
9. "Bedroom (Interlude)"
Produced by Channel 7 for the Aurelius Group.
10. "Not a Love Song"
Produced by Mario Winans for Yellow City Entertainment.
11. "Which One"
Produced by Mario Winans for Yellow City Entertainment.
12. "Love in Stereo"
Produced by Channel 7 for the Aurelius Group. Co-produced by Yinon Yahel for the Aurelius Group.
13. "Just a Rolling Stone (Interlude)"
Produced by Mario Winans for Yellow City Entertainment.
14. "You're My Idol"
Produced by Jack Knight for The Jack Knight Academy, P-M Anquetil and C J Lee-Joe for BNA Productions/Phrase Differently/Jack Knight Academy (U.K.).
15. "The Pain (Interlude)"
Produced by Antwan "Amadeus" Thompson for Platinum Boy Music, Inc./The Hitmen/Bad Boy Entertainment and Ralph "Buttaz" Kearns for Buttaz Beats Inc./Platinum Boy Music, Inc.
16. "The Rain"
Produced by Channel 7 for the Aurelius Group. Co-produced by The Fliptones for the Aurelius Group.
Producer Seven Aurelius has added a couple of Donnie Klang tracks to his MySpace. They are "Spank Me" and a "director's cut" version of "Love in Stereo".
Donnie Klang's debut album, "Just a Rolling Stone" was released today. Here's the tracklisting for the album:
1. "Intro"
2. "Take You There" featuring Diddy
3. "Dr. Love"
4. "Hurt That Body"
5. "Hollywood Girl"
6. "Pick it Up"
7. "Pretty Girls Cry"
8. "Catch My Breath"
9. "Bedroom (Interlude)"
10. "Not a Love Song"
11. "Which One"
12. "Love in Stereo"
13. "Just a Rolling Stone (Interlude)"
14. "You're My Idol"
15. "The Pain (Interlude)"
16. "The Rain"
As reported, the Circuit City version adds a bonus track, "Beautiful Escape" and the Target edition has a 30 minute DVD with interviews and more.
Finally, the album was finally put on iTunes today. There are two bonus tracks on the deluxe version, "Take You There (Acapella) and "Bedroom," which is currently in our audio player.
Singersroom has an interview with Donnie Klang.
Singersroom: You mentioned that your beginning to create a brand, how would you sum up your sense of fashion?
Donnie: It’s a pretty crazy because I have developed so much over the past year from rocking a hoody and sweat pants. Now I am more high fashion not only am I taking my style from New York but I am traveling internationally. I am even putting this into my music as far as trying to be innovative, staying fresh and staying a step ahead of what’s out there now. For example, the song “Stereo” will represent that.
According to a bulletin from Donnie Klang's MySpace, he will be performing live on TRL this morning. The show starts at 11:00 AM ET.
He'll also be at Planet Hollywood in Times Square to place his hands in cement.
thisisswansea.co.uk has quotes from Donnie Klang on what it's like to work with Diddy.
... he's that inspirational, tough drill-sergeant, to say the least. But it's good. I'm glad to have him as a boss. He doesn't let us get comfortable in our positions. He demands perfection. He sits back at first and let you do what you do, and when it gets to a certain point, he'll step in. Sometimes he'll change the whole song, and scrap songs.
According to Target's website, they will have an exclusive edition of Donnie Klang's "Just a Rolling Stone" that features a "30-min. DVD of interviews and more." I'll try to get my hands on a copy to let you know what it contains.
For the past couple of days, I have been lisening to "Just a Rolling Stone" a lot, through MTV's The Leak. I have to say, I love the album. It's very, very solid. Donnie's great on it and the production is great.
My top 5 favorite tracks are:
1. "Take You There"
2. "Dr. Love"
3. "Which One"
4. "Hollywood Girl"
5. "My Idol"
I also like "Pick It Up," "Pretty Girls Cry," "Not a Love Song" and "Love in Stereo." But, even the other songs are listenable and the interludes are cool, as well. So, in other words, this is an album that I am comfortably listen to from front to back.
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