Acey Duecy

Acey Duecy is the third studio album by American R&B singer Anthony David, released on June 24, 2008, by Universal Republic and SoulBird.[2]

Acey Duecy
Studio album by Anthony David
Released	June 24, 2008
Recorded	2006–07
Genre	R&B, soul
Label	Universal Republic, Soulbird 001144202
Producer	Anthony David
Anthony David chronology
The Red Clay Chronicles (2006) Acey Duecy (2008)

Professional ratings

Review scores
Source	Rating
Allmusic	[1]

Track listing

1. "Stop Playin'" (A. Harrington, B. Burch, C. Johnson) — 3:47
2. "Something About You" (W. Badarou, P. Gould, R. Gould, M. King, M. Lindup) — 4:53
3. "Smoke One" (A. Harrington, B. Burch, O. Ferrer) — 4:05
4. "Words" (Featuring India.Arie) (A. Harrington, I. Simpson) — 4:01
5. "Lady" (Featuring Keisha Jackson) (A. Harrington, L. Jefferson) — 4:39
6. "Spittin' Game" (A. Harrington, L. Jefferson) — 4:13
7. "Kinfolk" (A. Harrington, B. Burch, C. Johnson, S. Sanders, C. Barnes) — 4:26
8. "GA Peach" (A. Harrington, N. Barnes, L. Jefferson) — 4:25
9. "Cheatin' Man" (A. Harrington, E. Stokes) — 4:42
10. "Cold Turkey" (A. Harrington, L. Jefferson) — 4:38
11. "Krooked Kop" (A. Harrington, L. Jefferson) — 4:58

Personnel

• Anthony Bailey – horn
• Sandy Brummels – creative director
• Branden Burch – piano, keyboards, programming, producer, engineer, mixing
• Cekoya Renee Burch – vocals
• Anthony David – guitar, vocals, producer, engineer
• Omar Ferrer – programming
• Anthony Harrington – producer
• India.Arie – vocals
• Keisha Jackson – vocals
• LaMarquis Mark Jefferson – bass, percussion, drums, producer, engineer, mixing
• Vaughn Jefferson – upright bass
• Chris Johnson – bass, guitar, percussion, drums, keyboards, programming, producer
• Christopher Kornmann – art direction, design
• Jonathan Lloyd – horn
• Alex Lowe – producer, mixing
• Larry Nix – organ
• Billy Odum – guitar, soloist
• Anthony Papamichael – guitar
• Omar Phillips – percussion, drums
• Shannon Sanders – vocals
• Victor Smiley – guitar
• Ryan Waters – guitar

Chart performance

The album was a major success and David's first charting album, peaking at #7 on the Billboard Top Heatseekers chart. The album also charted well on the Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, peaking at #30.[3]

Chart positions

Chart (2008)	Peak position
US Billboard Top Heatseekers	7
US Billboard Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums	30

References

1. Allmusic review
2. Artist Discography details - Acey Duecy, by Anthony David - Billboard.com - Accessed August 15, 2008.
3. Artist Album chart listing – Anthony David – Billboard.com – Accessed August 15, 2008.