Artist	Song
Angie Stone	Brotha
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	Baby
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Angie Stone	Wish I Didn't Miss You
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	I Wanna Thank Ya
from Stone Love (2004)
Angie Stone, Bahamadia, Erykah Badu & Queen Latifah	Love of My Life Worldwide
from Worldwide Underground (2003)
Angie Stone featuring Alicia Keys & Eve	Brotha Pt. II
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	I Wasn't Kidding
from I Wasn't Kidding - EP (2005)
Angie Stone	U-Haul
from Stone Love (2004)
Angie Stone featuring Calvin	More Than a Woman
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	Stay for a While
from Stone Love (2004)
Angie Stone	Pop Pop
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Angie Stone	Bottles & Cans
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	Lovers' Ghetto
from Stone Love (2004)
Angie Stone	My People
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Angie Stone	What U Dyin' For
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	Take Everything In
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Angie Stone	Groove Me
from Austin Powers In Goldmember (2005)
Angie Stone	Sometimes
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Vertical Hold	Blue Skies - Vertical Hold W/ Angie Stone
from Muzik of the Mind and Spirit - a Concept Compilation (2006)
Angie Stone	These Are the Reasons
from The Art of Love & War (2007)
Angie Stone	You Will Know
from Conception - An Interpretation of Stevie Wonder's Songs (2003)
Angie Stone	Be Ever Wonderful
from Interpretations: Celebrating the Music of Earth, Wind & Fire (2007)
Angie Stone	Who's to Blame
from We Are Family 2007 - Artists & Friends for Hurricane Relief (2007)
Macy Gray featuring Angie Stone & Mos Def	My Nutmeg Phantasy (Featuring Angie Stone & Mos Def)
from The ID (2001)
Toshi featuring Angie Stone	Hold Me Down
from Time to Share (2004)
Raphael Saadiq	Excuse Me
from Instant Vintage (2002)
Guru	Keep Your Worries
from Jazzmatazz - Streetsoul (2000)
Angie Stone featuring Musiq Soulchild	The Ingredients of Love
from Mahogany Soul (2001)
Angie Stone	Remy Red
from Stone Love (2004)

Comment:

Angie Stone's entire two decade-plus career is best summed up by one song: "Love of My Life Worldwide," an estrogen-powered posse cut featuring a sample of the Sequence's hit 1979 single "Funk You Up." Aside from its obvious use in the Dr. Dre song "Keep Their Heads Ringin'," the original "Funk You Up" featured a very young Stone as one of its three rhyme-slingin' members. In other words, Erykah Badu's song reveals how far Stone's come over the years, from her start as an old-school rap pioneer to her role in the neo-soul movement of the late '90s. She isn't going anywhere anytime soon, either, as evidenced by the Top 20 debut of her latest album, [i]The Art of Love & War[/i]. (It's her highest-charting debut yet, with 45,000 copies sold in the first week.)

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