Dru Hill
- 1996: "Tell Me" (R&B #5, US #18, UK #30)
- 1997: "In My Bed" (a remix features Jermaine Dupri and Da Brat) (R&B #1, US #4, UK #16)
- 1997: "Never Make a Promise" (R&B #1, US #7)
- 1997: "5 Steps" (R&B #5, UK #22)
- 1997: "We're Not Making Love No More" (R&B #2, US #13)
- 1997: "Big Bad Mama" (Foxy Brown featuring Dru Hill) (US #53, UK #12)
- 1998: "How Deep Is Your Love" (the Rush Hour soundtrack version features Redman) (R&B #1, US #3, UK #9)
- 1999: "These Are The Times" (R&B #5, US #21, UK #4)
- 1999: "Wild Wild West" (Will Smith featuring Dru Hill and Kool Moe Dee) (US #1, UK #2)
- 1999: "The Love We Had (Stays on My Mind)" (charting album track, R&B #48) (*)
- 1999: "You Are Everything [Remix]" (featuring Ja Rule, later included on Sisqó's first solo LP, Unleash the Dragon) (US #84)
- 1999: "Beauty" (R&B #24, US #89) (*)
- 2002: "I Should Be..." (R&B #6, US #25)
- 2003: "No Doubt (Work It)" (R&B #34) (*)
- 2003: "I Love You" (R&B #27, US #77)
- 2008: "Get Loose"
All singles were supported by music videos except those marked by an asterik (*). A video was shot for "Beauty", but never released or broadcast. A video was shot for each of the two versions of "In My Bed".
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Notes
- ^ Brown, Ann (March 1998). "Taking stocks of the Wall Street Project: Jackson-led group marks King holiday with three-day conference - Jesse Jackson's project to monitor racism in corporate US holds gala on January 15, 1998, Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday". Black Enterprise. Text retrieved from http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m1365/is_n8_v28/ai_20342054 on November 5, 2006.
- ^ (Nov. 12, 1997). "Dru Hill Suit Thickens And Settles?" MTV.com. Retrieved from http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1428392/11131997/dru_hill.jhtml#/news/articles/1428393/11121997/dru_hill.jhtml on November 5, 2006.
- ^ Brown, Ann. "Taking stocks of the Wall Street Project".
- ^ (Nov. 13, 1997). "PolyGram Apologizes for Racist Executive, Jesse Jackson Counsils." MTV.com Retrieved from http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1428392/11131997/dru_hill.jhtml#/news/articles/1428392/11131997/dru_hill.jhtml on November 5, 2006.
- ^ (Nov. 21, 1997). "Dru Hill Settles Suit". MTV.com. Retrieved from http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/1428390/11211997/dru_hill.jhtml#/news/articles/1428390/11211997/dru_hill.jhtml on November 5, 2006.
- ^ a b c d e RIAA certifications for Dru Hill. Retrieved from Recording Industry Association of America website by way of database search, on May 24, 2007.
- ^ Dru Hill Reunites and Breaks Up On Air | Hip Hop News > HipHopDX.com
- ^ Make Up To Break Up | CRUNK + DISORDERLY || COMBATING BITCHASSNESS SINCE 2005
- ^ Dru Hill Announce Their Newest Member at a Live Audition
- ^ YouTube - Dru Hill introduces their new member on Baltimore's 92Q!
2008: "Get Loose"
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References
- Furman, Leah (2001). Sisqó: The Man Behind the Thong. New York: St. Martin's Press. ISBN 0-312-28199-4.
- Willman, Chris (Jan. 26 2001). Here and Now: This week on the music beat. Entertainment Weekly.
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External links
- Dru Hill Online fan site
- Scola's Official MySpace page
- [1] Scola's bilingual Site for Japanese fans
- [2] Scola's Ringtone Site
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