When Immature debuted in 1992 with On Our Worst Behavior, there were those who compared the preteen urban contemporary trio to the Jackson Five and early New Edition...By the time The Journey came out in 1997, the members of Immature were 15 and had improved somewhat. Lead vocalist Marques "Batman" Houston hadn't turned into a great singer by any means, but some of the material on this CD is decent, including the Keith Sweat produced "Extra Extra," the moody, flamenco-influenced "Tamika" and the haunting "24/7," which was produced by Marc Gordon of Levert fame. The Journey also has its share of throwaways... ~ Alex Henderson, All Music Guide
Tom Baker (Producer), Brian "Bizzy" McCane (Producer), Marc Gordon (Vocals (Background)), Fred Jenkins III (Drum Programming), Andrea Martin (Producer), Jay Gordon (Assistant Engineer), Taurus Hamilton (Guitar), Tom Baker (Keyboards), Michael Houston (Producer), Claudio Cueni (Producer), Brion James (Drum Programming), Marc Gordon (Vocal Arrangement), Pro-Jay (Producer), Kenny J. Gravillis (Art Direction), Carl Hielborn (Mixing), Toni Estes (Vocals (Background)), Tom Baker (Mixing), Bonnie ? (Chant), Batman (Vocals), Madeline Randolph (Executive Producer), Wanda Stokes-Withers (Executive Producer), Marc Gordon (Producer), Ketrina Askew (Executive Producer), Allen "Grip" Smith (Multi Instruments), Brion James (Producer), Craig Caruth (Mixing), Juanita Carter (Producer), Brian Gardner (Mastering), Joe Harrington (Drum Programming), Ken Wilson (Executive Producer), Zachary Scott (Drum Programming), Chris Furham (Mixing), Craig Caruth (Engineer), Chris Furman (Mixing), Bonnie (Chant), Claudio Cueni (Engineer), Claudio Cueni (Mixing), Mike Nitty (Rap), Mike Houston (Producer), Marc Gordon (Sequencing), Fred Jenkins III (Keyboards), Jackie Montero (Hair Stylist), Mike Dean (Producer), Ivan Matias (Vocals (Background)), Monyee Morton (Make-Up), Kenny J. Gravillis (Design), Marc Gordon (Arranger), Keith Sweat (Producer), Da Boy Wonder (Rap), Claudio Cueni (Keyboards), Chris Fuhrman (Mixing), Pro-Jay (Mixing), Tim Nitz (Engineer), Marina Chavez (Photography), Ben Garrison (Mixing), Kithe Brewster (Stylist), Marc Gordon (Programming), Dat Nigga Daz (Performer), Immature (Vocals (Background)), Chris Stokes (Producer), Rodney Jerkins (Producer), Joe Harrington (Producer), Brion James (Guitar), Marlon Williams (Guitar), Chris Furham (Engineer), Pro-Jay (Multi Instruments), Chris Fuhrman (Engineer), Brion James (Keyboards), Chris Furman (Engineer), Ivan Matias (Producer), Tom Baker (Mixing Assistant), Mike Dean (Keyboards), Chris Stokes (Executive Producer), Clyde (Chant), Amanda Stokes-Withers (Executive Producer), Brion James (Bass), Rodney Jerkins (Mixing), Marc Gordon (Keyboards), L.T. Hutton (Producer), Andrea Martin (Vocal Ad-Libs), Claudio Cueni (Drum Programming), Mike Dean (Drum Programming), Russell A. Robinson (Design), Fred Jenkins III (Producer), Ivan Matias (Mixing), Keith Sweat (Vocals (Background)), Fabulous Entertainment (Vocals (Background)), Susan Herndon (Engineer), Tom Baker (Associate Producer), Mikebra (Producer), Carl Hielborn (Engineer), Pro-Jay (Mixing Assistant), Tom Baker (Drum Programming), Andrea Martin (Vocals (Background)), Freddie Moffett (Talk Box), Damon Wallace (Hair Stylist), Fred Jenkins III (Mixing)
"Give Up the Ghost (feat. Bizzy Bone)"
Released: October 28, 1997 [1]
"Extra, Extra (feat. Keith Sweat)"
Released: February 17, 1998
The Journey is the fourth album by R&B boy band Immature, released on September 23, 1997 on MCA Records. It peaked at #92 on the The Billboard 200 chart and at #20 on the Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart. [1] This will be the last album on their current Immature group names before moving to their fifth album in 1999 as IMx.
"Tear It Up (On Our Worst Behavior)" · "Never Lie" · "I Don't Mind" · "Constantly" · "Feel The Funk" · "Lover's Groove" · "Please Don't Go" · "We Got It" · "I'm Not A Fool" · "Give Up The Ghost (f/ Bizzy Bone)" · "Extra, Extra (f/ Keith Sweat)" · "Stay The Night" · "Keep It On The Low" · "In & Out Of Love" · "First Time" · "Clap You Hands" · "Beautiful (You Are)" · "Ain't No Need"
