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Carl E. "Chucky" Thompson is an African American hip hop/R&B record producer. Thompson was a member of Bad Boy Entertainment's "Hitmen" team of in-house producers during the 1990s, and worked with Bad Boy mogul Sean Combs on material for artists such as The Notorious B.I.G., Mase, and TLC. He was responsible for album productions for such projects as Mary J. Blige's "My Life" and Faith Evans' debut "Faith". On his own, Thompson has also worked with artists such as Kelly Price ("Love Sets You Free", 2000) and Nas ("One Mic", 2002). He lent several productions to Disturbing tha Peace's latest artist, female vocalist Shareefa's debut and he also produced the bulk of Emily King's debut album East Side Story in 2007. Thompson is known in the industry as the "Classic" producer. He has earned the respect for being the one of the leaders in the innovation of Hip Hop and R&B. Many of today's producers have taken his sound and expanded on his vision mainly from the profound and critically acclaimed Mary J Blige's "My Life" album. Thompson recently teamed up with native Washingtonian, Raheem DeVaughn and created the #1 R&B hit "Woman" (which was also nominated for 2007 Best R&B Male Performance).
[edit] Production Credits
- 1994: Usher: Think of You
- 1994: Mary J. Blige "My Life" Grammy Nominated 1995 for Best R&B Album
- 1995: Total: No One Else (R&B Mix)
- 1996: Puff Johnson: All Over Your Face (Chucky T's No Rap Remix)
- 1998: Total: Can't you see, no one else I Tried (Interlude)
- 2000: Mýa: Get Over (Outro) from Fear Of Flying
- 2004: Nas: "No One Else In The Room" featuring Maxwell from Street's Disciple
- 2006: Shareefa: "No One Said" from Point Of No Return
- 2007: Sev-One: War (Single)
- 2007: Raheem DeVaughn: Woman Grammy Nominated for 2007 Best R&B Male Performance
[edit] Selected Production Credits - Chucky Thompson & Puff Daddy
- 1994: TLC: If I Was Your Girlfriend from CrazySexyCool
- 1995: Pebbles: You from Straight From My Heart
- 1995: Total: Someone Like You from Total
- 1997: Frankie: Think Of You from My Heart Belongs To You
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