1. Old Songs
2. Real Woman (Feat. Snoop Dogg)
3. In The Middle Of The Game (Don'T Change The Play)
4. Surrender
5. Grapes On A Vine (Feat.Lil Wayne)
6. Look Around (Be A Man)
7. Tonight Again
8. Hollywould (Feat. The Messenger)
9. Whisper In The Wind (Feat. Joss Stone)
10. Baby Come Back (Feat. Lenny Williams)
11. So Long, So Wrong
12. You & Me, Leroy
13. The One
14. Go! (Live)

The Movie Is This Miami Soul Legend'S First Album Since 2001'S Fit For A King, But It'S Hardly A Return. During Wright'S Decade
Away From Making Her Own Records, She Was Busy Helping Others -- Including Kelly Clarkson, Joss Stone, Diddy, Keyshia Cole, And Lil
Wayne -- As A Songwriter, Arranger, Producer, And Background Vocalist. Here, She Links Up With The Intrepid Roots Crew And Several
Supplemental Session Musicians, And She Wrangles Complementary Appearances From Stone And The Tremendously Underappreciated Lenny
Williams, As Well As Disruptive Interjections From Lil Wayne And Snoop Dogg. Most Of The Songs Were Either Written Or Co-Written By
Angelo Morris, Who Has Been Collaborating With Wright Since The Late `80S. It'S Wright'S Best-Sounding Album Since Her Self-Titled
1981 Release For Epic, With Her Backing Band Emulating Vintage Soul One Moment And Switching It Up For More Modern (And Wholly
Appropriate) Sounds The Next. Wright Sounds Terrific, Navigating Through The Upbeat, Attitudinal Jams And Slower, Romantic Cuts
With Finesse And Strength