Jay-Z's humor and playboy side shine in this popular single
Smooth beats and lyrics that express a diverse view of women
"Girls, Girls, Girls" is a single from Jay-Z's masterpiece "The Blueprint" and was released in 2001. The sound was produced by Kanye West, and features Jay-Z's playful and sophisticated rap. It depicts his relationships with multiple women in a humorous way, but also has a stylish, urban feel. It is one of the representative songs that makes you feel the momentum of the golden age of hip-hop.
A:
1)
Girls, Girls, Girls (Radio Edit)
2)
Girls, Girls, Girls (Album Version)
3)
Girls, Girls, Girls (Instrumental)
B:
1)
Takeover (Radio Edit)
2)
Takeover (Album Version)
3)
Takeover (Instrumental)
Producer - Kanye West
Written-By - K. West
Producer - Just Blaze (A1 to A3)
Written-By - E. Burdon
Mixed By - Gimel "Young Guru" Keaton (B1 to B3)
Recorded By - Gimel "Young Guru" Keaton (A1 to A3)
