Jewell (singer)

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This article is about the R&B singer. For other uses, see Jewell. For pop singer Jewel Kilcher, see Jewel (singer)

Jewell
Background information
Birth name	Jewell Caples
Also known as	Ju-L
Born	1960's
Genre(s)	R&B
Years active	1987-present
Label(s)	K-Tel (1987-1990) Ruthless Records (1990-1992) Death Row Records (1992-1999)

Jewell (aka Ju-L, born Jewell Caples 196? later Jewell Peyton) was a female R&B singer who was signed to Death Row Records from 1992-1996. She was working part-time - though still unsigned - for IV Life Records. She had a video and charting hit "Woman to Woman", that reached 72nd on the Billboard Hot 100.

[edit] Appears on

[edit] As Jewell Caples

• 1987 : Bobby Jimmy And The Critters - Back And Proud
  • "Plastic Women - Plastic Man"
  • "Bobby Jimmy You A Fool"
  • "Mickey's Rapp"
• 1991 : Jimmy Z - Muzical Madness
  • Background vocals
• 1992 : The Poetess - Simply Poetry
  • Background vocals

[edit] As Jewell

• 1992 : Deep Cover soundtrack
  • "Love Or Lust" (solo)
• 1992 : Dr. Dre - The Chronic
  • "Fuck With Dre Day (And Everybody's Celebratin')"
  • "Let Me Ride"
  • "The Doctor's Office"
  • "The Roach (The Chronic Outro)"
  • "Bitches Ain't shit"
• 1993 : Snoop Doggy Dogg - Doggystyle
  • "Who Am I (What's My Name)"
  • "Gin And Juice"
• 1994 : Marky Mark & Prince Ital Joe - Life In The Streets
  • "Love Of A Mother"
• 1994 : Above the Rim soundtrack
  • "Gonna Give It To Ya" (duet with Danny Boy)
  • "It's Not Deep Enough" (solo)
• 1994 : Snoop Dogg - Murder Was the Case soundtrack
  • "Harvest For The World" (solo)
  • "What Would U Do?"
  • "Natural Born Killaz"
  • "Woman To Woman" (solo); # 72 US
• 1996 : O.F.T.B. - (not on album)
  • "Check Yo Hood"
• 1996 : 2Pac - All Eyez On Me
  • "Holla at Me"
  • "Thug Passion"
• 1997 : Gridlock'd soundtrack
  • "Body And Soul" by O.F.T.B.
• 1999 : Suge Knight Represents: Chronic 2000
  • "Stand Strong"
  • "I'm Comin' Home"
• 1999 : Snoop Dogg - No Limit Top Dogg
  • "Just Dippin'"
• 2000 : K-Ci & JoJo - X
• 2001 : Makaveli & Dillinger Don't Go 2 Sleep (advance)
  • "If U Can't Beat Us"
  • "Thug Passion II"
• 2001 : Redman - Malpractice
  • Dat B***h
• 2001 : Playa Hamm - Layin Hands
  • "Da Curbs"
• 2003 : Keith Murray - He's Keith Murray
• 2003 : Benzino - Redemption
  • "X Tra Hot" (feat. Daz Dillinger)
• 2004 : Mr. Pookie & Mr. Lucci - My Life
  • "Gangsta"

[edit] As Jewell Peyton

• 2001 : Jake Steed - Jake Steeds Latest & the Greatest
  • "Think About These Nutz!"
• 2001 : 2Pac - Until the End of Time
  • "Lastonesleft"
  • "Thug N U Thug N Me"
  • "Thug n U Thug n Me [Remix]"
• 2001 : Won-G - No Better Than This
  • "I Love Tno"

[edit] As Ju-L

• 2002 : IV Life Family - "IV Life X-Mas Song" feat. Ju-L (Free Digital Download)
• 2003 : 4Life Undergrounds 'vol 1' (Free Digital Download)
  • "What Now?"
• 2003 : IV Life Family Mixtape Vol. 1.4 (Free Digital Download)
  • "Cali Swangin'"
• 2003 : Vol: 2 Tha New Breed
• 2004 : Bottom of the 9th: GAME OVER
  • "Big Daddy" by Too Cool, Young Buc
• 2005 : IV Life Records & Tha Eastsidaz - Deuces, Tray's and Fo's
  • "Roll Out"
  • "We Don't Love You No Mo'"

[edit] Misc

• Kurupt Ft. Jewell - "I Don't Bang No More" (unreleased)
• Jewell feat. Snoop Dogg - "Smokin Tha Bud" (unreleased, partially on Tha Doggfather)
• Big Boy Drop (with IV Life)
• Steve Harvey Radio Drop (with IV Life)

[edit] References

• Worldwide Westside Magazine
• Prodby

[edit] External links

• Jewell fansite
• IV Life Records home page
• Unofficial IV Life site
• Jewell at the Internet Movie Database

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