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Rich Harrison's work with Amerie led to him producing for artists such as Beyonce and Mary J. Blige. You will be able to view some of his discography below. Rich Harrison is a classically trained pianist and trumpet player. He holds the distinction for his ability to mimic various sounds on the radio. As far as his personal life is concerned, not much has been revealed and probably with good reason. A few years ago he started his Richcraft label and housed a few up and coming artists. Rich Harrison's noteworthy discography is below! Beautiful One, Mary J. Blige Crazy In Love, Beyonce feat. Jay-Z 1 Thing, Amerie Can't Nobody, Kelly Rowland Take Your Hand, Usher Get Right, Jennifer Lopez Can't Stop, Missy Elliott I Don't Need A Man, Pussycat Dolls Take This Ring, Toni Braxton Makes Me Wanna Pray, Christina Aguilera Do Ya, 3LW Pops Up, Janet Jackson Making It Hard, Diddy feat. Mary J. Blige ---------------- Now playing: Nina Sky - Curtain Call (Ft Rick Ross) via FoxyTu...

Audio: Janet - What Can I Say New/unreleased track! This song was recorded during the "Damita Jo" era and was produced by Rich Harrison. Audio: Busta Rhymes feat Ne-Yo & Missy Elliott - Freaking You New single! Off his upcoming album, "B.O.M.B." coming soon! Video: Brandy Interview Check out this infamous interview that's been all the rage. After listening to it I don't really see what the problem was but of course people like to make more out of things.

In My Own Words: Kanye West has chosen "Paranoid" as his album, "808s & Heartbreak" 3rd single. Instead of Mr. Hudson who is the contributing vocalist, the song will now feature Rihanna. The song will go for adds on January 20. Like T-Pain, you can't go wrong with Rihanna! I am interested to see how this will sound. I like the song as it is and Mr. Hudson really reminds me of John Legend. Wow! BET keeps showing the Jamie Foxx promotional commercial for his new album, 'Intuition' in stores today! I know BET usually does that for the new black releases anyway. But the Jamie Foxx train is definitely in full gear. I get so sick of people lambasting artists record sales. I see this again and again on the message boards I visit. It's become a thing to nitpick about artists record sales namely their first week sales. I know this is something labels and stans(hardcore fans) obsess over but what matters is how the album does in the long run. Purchase you...