Studio Album · No. 3

Bobby Songwriting Credits by Bobby Brown

1992 MCA 13 tracks 71:27

Produced by L.A. Reid, Babyface, Daryl Simmons, Teddy Riley, Demetrius Shipp, Thomas R. Taliaferro Jr., Derek "DOA" Allen, Dennis Austin, BeBe Winans  ·  Engineered by Dale Abbott, Dave Aron

MCA R&BHip HopNew Jack Swing
Collaborator
54%
Authorship

Holds writing credit on 7 of 13 tracks

Authorship Breakdown 7 / 13 documented

Who wrote the songs?

Scored across the 13 tracks with documented writers, by whether Bobby Brown carries a lyricist or composer credit.

54%
7 trackswritten by Bobby Brown 6 tracksoutside writers
Bobby Brown's roles on this album

Share of the 13 tracks where a band member is credited, by role.

Lyricist54%
Composer54%
Producer15%
Performer100%

By the Numbers

13
Tracks
21
Lyricists
10
Producers
1992
Released
Data Insight

Seven of the thirteen carry his name, more than double his share on the album before. Four years of being written for turned him into a co-writer on half his own record.

Bobby came out on MCA in August 1992, more than an hour long and made with Teddy Riley, Babyface and L.A. Reid again.

Track Listing & Credits 13 tracks

Written by the artist Written by outside writers
#TitleLyricist(s)Composer(s)Producer(s)Performers
1
Humpin' Around #3
L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl SimmonsBobby BrownThomas KeyesJan C. "Stylz" Styles Antonio Marquis ReidKenneth Brian EdmondsDaryl SimmonsRobert Barisford BrownThomas KeyesJan C. "Stylz" Styles L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl Simmons Bobby Brown (Performer)
2
Two Can Play That Game
Teddy RileyBernard BelleDavid "Redhead" GuppyBobby Brown Edward Theodore RileyBernard BelleDavid "Redhead" GuppyRobert Barisford Brown Teddy Riley Bobby Brown (Performer)
3
Get Away #14
Teddy RileyBernard BelleTony HaynesBobby BrownLouil Silas Jr. Edward Theodore RileyBernard BelleTony HaynesRobert Barisford BrownLouil Silas Jr. Teddy Riley Bobby Brown (Performer)
4
Til the End of Time
Teddy RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr.Rakim Edward Theodore RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr.William "Rakim" Griffin Teddy RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr. Bobby Brown (Performer)
5
Good Enough
L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl Simmons Antonio Marquis ReidKenneth Brian EdmondsDaryl "DeRock" Simmons L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl Simmons Bobby Brown (Performer)
6
Pretty Little Girl
L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl Simmons Antonio Marquis ReidKenneth Brian EdmondsDaryl "DeRock" Simmons L.A. ReidBabyfaceDaryl Simmons Bobby Brown (Performer)
7
Lovin' You Down
Teddy RileyThomas R. Taliaferro Jr. Edward Theodore RileyThomas R. Taliaferro Jr. Teddy RileyThomas R. Taliaferro Jr. Bobby Brown (Performer)
8
One More Night
Teddy RileyHerb MiddletonBernard Belle Edward Theodore RileyHerb MiddletonBernard Belle Teddy Riley Bobby Brown (Performer)
9
Something in Common
Teddy RileyBobby BrownBernard BelleWhitney Houston Edward Theodore RileyRobert Barisford BrownBernard BelleWhitney Houston Teddy Riley Bobby Brown (Performer)Whitney Houston (Featured Vocals)
10
That's the Way Love Is #57
Teddy RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr.Aqil DavidsonBobby Brown Edward Theodore RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr.Aqil DavidsonRobert Barisford Brown Teddy RileyDemetrius Shipp Jr. Bobby Brown (Performer)
11
College Girl
Bobby BrownDerek "DOA" Allen Robert Barisford BrownDerek "DOA" Allen Bobby BrownDerek "DOA" Allen Bobby Brown (Performer)
12
Storm Away
Bobby BrownDennis AustinKelvin Bowers Robert Barisford BrownDennis AustinKelvin Bowers Bobby BrownDennis Austin Bobby Brown (Performer)
13
I'm Your Friend
BeBe Winans BeBe Winans BeBe Winans Bobby Brown (Performer)Angie & Debbie (Featured Vocals)

Songwriter & Credit Spotlight 28 contributors

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Frequently Asked Questions Bobby

Who wrote Bobby?
Brown on seven of the thirteen tracks, always shared, with L.A. Reid, Babyface, Daryl Simmons and Teddy Riley among the co-writers.
How high did the singles chart?
"Humpin' Around" reached number 3 on the Hot 100, "Get Away" number 14 and "That's the Way Love Is" number 57.
How did it sell?
The discography publishes certifications for it rather than a sales figure. It sold more than three million copies.
Who produced it?
L.A. Reid, Babyface, Teddy Riley and others.
Who engineered it?
Dale Abbott and Dave Aron among a long list of engineers and mixers.
Who sings on "Something in Common"?
Whitney Houston, to whom Brown was married at the time.
How long is the album?
71:27 across thirteen tracks, plus a prelude.

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