Artist	Song
Ginuwine	Pony
from Ginuwine: Greatest Hits (2006)
Ginuwine	Differences
from The Life (2001)
Ginuwine	In Those Jeans
from The Senior (2003)
P. Diddy Featuring Loon, Ginuwine, Mario Winans	I Need a Girl Pt. 2
from Bad Boy's 10th Anniversary - The Hits (2005)
Ginuwine	So Anxious
from 100% Ginuwine (1999)
Ginuwine	Same Ol' G
from 100% Ginuwine (1999)
Ginuwine	Last Chance
from A Man's Thoughts (2010)
Ginuwine	Stingy
from The Senior (2003)
Ginuwine	What's So Different?
from 100% Ginuwine (1999)
Ginuwine	Love You More
from The Senior (2003)
Ginuwine	None of Ur Friends Business
from 100% Ginuwine (1999)
Ginuwine	When We Make Love
from Back II da Basics (2005)
Ginuwine	Heaven
from Elgin (2011)
Ginuwine	The Best Man I Can Be
from Ginuwine: Greatest Hits (2006)
Ginuwine	I'm In Love
from Back II da Basics (2005)
Ginuwine	There It Is
from Ginuwine: Greatest Hits (2006)
Ginuwine featuring Solé	Sex
from The Senior (2003)
Nas	You Owe Me
from Nastradamus (1999)
Ginuwine	What Could Have Been
from Elgin (2011)
Puff Daddy & The Family	Is This the End? (feat. Ginuwine, Twista & Carl Thomas)
from No Way Out (2005)
Ginuwine	How Deep Is Your Love
from The Life (2001)
Ginuwine	Tribute to a Woman
from The Life (2001)
Ginuwine	Glaze In My Eye
from Back II da Basics (2005)
Ginuwine featuring R. Kelly, Baby & Clipse	Hell Yeah (Remix)
from The Senior (2003)
Ginuwine	Trouble (feat. Bun B)
from A Man's Thoughts (2010)
Ginuwine	Body
from Elgin (2011)
Ginuwine	Just Because
from The Life (2001)
Ginuwine	Touch Me
from A Man's Thoughts (2010)
Ginuwine	I'm Feelin' You
from Men In Black - The Album (1997)
Missy Elliott & Ginuwine	Friendly Skies
from Supa Dupa Fly (2009)

Comment:

When Ginuwine first showed up at our door — way back in 1996, mind you — with a dozen red roses, a freshly popped bottle of bub, and a smile that’d melt the coldest of hearts, love wasn’t the only thing on his mind. The smoothed-out singer was also trying to seal the deal on the future of R&B itself, starting with such Timbaland-backed smashes as the guitar-laced “Same Ol’ G” and the drum-choppin’ “What’s So Different?” Listen closely and you might just spot a Monkees nod in the latter, a glaring example of how Ginuwine records skip the typical quiet-storm route for a torrential downpour of speaker-slammin’, heart-sinking hip-hop soul. Let’s just say his saddle’s always waiting, whether that means a ballad as slow-burning as “Differences” or a track as tense and tight as “Last Chance.”

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