will's guest appearances

[Surpass-A]

i know this has probably being raised before but does anyone have a list of all the tracks Will has collaborated on with other artists? it seems to me that he hasnt worked with that many other rappers- i dunno if these is due to their obvious dismay at him being 'soft' or whatever. what you think?

Edited December 1, 2006 by Surpass-A

[no1wammy]

Referring to discogs.com...

Big Willie Style

- "Candy" (featuring Cameo)

- "Yes Yes Y'all" (featuring Camp Lo)

- "Big Willie Style" (Radio Edit) (featuring Left Eye of TLC)

- "Men In Black" (featuring Coko of SWV [uncredited])

- "Just The Two Of Us" (featuring Sauce of Somethin' For The People [uncredited])

Willenium

- "I'm Comin'" (featuring Tra-Knox)

- "Will 2K" (featuring K-Ci)

- "Da Butta" (featuring Lil' Kim)

- "Who Am I" (featuring Tatyana Ali & MC Lyte)

- "So Fresh" (featuring Biz Markie & Slick Rick)

- "Can You Feel Me" (featuring Eve & Breeze [uncredited])

- "No More" (featuring Breeze)

- "Uuhhh" (featuring Kel Spencer)

- "The Rain" (featuring Jill Scott)

Born To Reign

- "1000 Kisses" (featuring Jada Pinkett Smith & Tra-Knox)

Lost & Found

- "Tell Me Why" (Radio Edit) (featuring Mary J. Blige)

- "Pump Ya Brakes" (featuring Snoop Dogg)

- "If U Can't Dance (Slide) (featuring Nicole Scherzinger)

Soundtracks/Remixes/B-Sides/Unreleased

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Remix) (featuring Brian McKnight)

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Spanish Version) (featuring Dark Latin Groove)

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Korean Version) (featuring Turbo)

- "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" (Remix) (Radio Edit) (featuring Jermaine Dupri, Big Punisher, R.O.C. & Cam'ron)

- "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" (Remix) (Radio Edit) (Alternate Version) (featuring Jermaine Dupri, R.O.C., Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz) (*)

- "Wild Wild West" (featuring Dru Hill & Kool Moe Dee)

- "Nod Ya Head" (Remix) (featuring Christina Vidal & Tra-Knox)

- "Switch" (Part 1 Remix) (featuring Robin Thicke)

- "Switch" (Part 2 Remix) (featuring Elephant Man)

(*) The official remix version (View Album Insert)

Miscellaneous (Guest Spots)

- "Boy You Knock Me Out" (Remix) (Performed by Tatyana Ali)

- "Hey Sexy Lady" (Remix) (Performed by Shaggy)

- "Got To Be Real" (Performed by Mary J. Blige)

As you can see, Will's preferred guest stars range from outside the rap circle. Seems he's trying hard to distance himself from the genre that has made him today. How ironic.

(Admins, you have my permission to edit this post should a new album or single from Will is released.)

Edited December 4, 2006 by no1wammy

[Big Willie]

Billy Ocean, Fresh Prince & Mimi - I Sleep Much Better

Paul Shaffer, Various Artists + FP - When The Radio is On

Various Artists + FP - Voices That Care

Edited December 4, 2006 by Big Willie

[DevilsJim89]

make sure you guys include the songs featuring DJ Jazzy Jeff because its so rare nowadays

ha ha just had to throw that in there lol

[Turntable]

"Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" (Remix) (Radio Edit) (Alternate Version) (featuring Jermaine Dupri, R.O.C., Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz) (*)

Somebody got that?

[esanchez]

There's a remix for Gettin' Jiggy Wit It? I never knew that.

[no1wammy]

Yep. Actually, four versions:

1. The So So Def Remix (Version 1). Same verses, new beat, chorus added. This is not the hardcore version.

2. The DJ Scratch Remix. Same verses, with beat and chorus inspired and sampled from the song "He's The Greatest DJ."

3. The So So Def Remix (Version 2). New verse, new beat, guest appearences from Jermaine Dupri, Big Punisher, R.O.C. and Cam'ron. That one only made it to mixtapes - or, it was leaked.

4. The So So Def Remix (Version 3). The official one with Jermaine Dupri, R.O.C., Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz. But, I've never heard this one before. Only Columbia Records has the copy. We'll have to bug the big bosses bad if we want these babies.

(That'll help us get the explicit versions of this remix, ne?)

Edited December 7, 2006 by no1wammy

[Guest Guest_Surpass-A_*]

Referring to discogs.com...

Big Willie Style

- "Candy" (featuring Cameo)

- "Yes Yes Y'all" (featuring Camp Lo)

- "Big Willie Style" (Radio Edit) (featuring Left Eye of TLC)

- "Men In Black" (featuring Coko of SWV [uncredited])

- "Just The Two Of Us" (featuring Sauce of Somethin' For The People [uncredited])

Willenium

- "I'm Comin'" (featuring Tra-Knox)

- "Will 2K" (featuring K-Ci)

- "Da Butta" (featuring Lil' Kim)

- "Who Am I" (featuring Tatyana Ali & MC Lyte)

- "So Fresh" (featuring Biz Markie & Slick Rick)

- "Can You Feel Me" (featuring Eve & Breeze [uncredited])

- "No More" (featuring Breeze)

- "Uuhhh" (featuring Kel Spencer)

- "The Rain" (featuring Jill Scott)

Born To Reign

- "1000 Kisses" (featuring Jada Pinkett Smith & Tra-Knox)

Lost & Found

- "Tell Me Why" (Radio Edit) (featuring Mary J. Blige)

- "Pump Ya Brakes" (featuring Snoop Dogg)

- "If U Can't Dance (Slide) (featuring Nicole Scherzinger)

Soundtracks/Remixes/B-Sides/Unreleased

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Remix) (featuring Brian McKnight)

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Spanish Version) (featuring Dark Latin Groove)

- "Just The Two Of Us" (Korean Version) (featuring Turbo)

- "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" (Remix) (Radio Edit) (featuring Jermaine Dupri, Big Punisher, R.O.C. & Cam'ron)

- "Gettin' Jiggy Wit It" (Remix) (Radio Edit) (Alternate Version) (featuring Jermaine Dupri, R.O.C., Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz) (*)

- "Wild Wild West" (featuring Dru Hill & Kool Moe Dee)

- "Nod Ya Head" (Remix) (featuring Christina Vidal & Tra-Knox)

- "Switch" (Part 1 Remix) (featuring Robin Thicke)

- "Switch" (Part 2 Remix) (featuring Elephant Man)

(*) The official remix version (View Album Insert)

Miscellaneous (Guest Spots)

- "Boy You Knock Me Out" (Remix) (Performed by Tatyana Ali)

- "Hey Sexy Lady" (Remix) (Performed by Shaggy)

- "Got To Be Real" (Performed by Mary J. Blige)

As you can see, Will's preferred guest stars range from outside the rap circle. Seems he's trying hard to distance himself from the genre that has made him today. How ironic.

(Admins, you have my permission to edit this post should a new album or single from Will is released.)

Thanks, but I was referring to the tracks he has done when collaborating with artists other than on his own albums. As I can see, there isn't that many tracks, as I first. Don't artists tend to invite him to spit on their albums?