LeToya Luckett discography

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These are the discography, certification and music video information of the R&B singer LeToya. In her solo debut as well as in her Destiny's Child career LeToya has worked with artists-producers Scott Storch, Jermaine Dupri, Walter Milsap, Jazze Pha, Just Blaze, Gavin Luckett (her brother), Johnta Austin, Teddy Bishop, Bun B, Ebony Eyez, JR., Dave Young, Mike City, Mike Jones, Paul Wall, Bryan M. Cox Rodney "Darkchild" Jerkins, Wyclef Jean, Kevin "She'k'spere" Briggs, Timbaland, Missy Elliott and more.

1 Discography
2 Unreleased songs
3 Other songs
- 3.1 Mix Tape
- 3.2 Alternate versions
4 Songwriting credits
5 Appearances
- 5.1 Music videos
- 5.2 Live performances
6 Awards

[edit] Discography

[edit] Albums

Album information
What It Do! Mixtape Released: November 2005 (promo only) Label: Capitol - EMI Music
LeToya Released: July 25, 2006 Label: Capitol Records - EMI Music Chart positions: #1 U.S., #1 U.S. R&B RIAA certification: Platinum International certifications: TBA Worldwide sales: TBA Singles: "Torn", "She Don't", "Obvious"

[edit] Singles

Single information
"You Got What I Need" ¹ Released: 2004 Album: LeToya Chart positions: #40 U.S. Mediabase Urban Chart (promo only) Video director: n/a
²"All Eyes on Me" (featuring Paul Wall and Slim Thug) Released: 2005 Album: LeToya Chart positions: #100 U.S. Mediabase Urban Chart (promo only) Video director: n/a
"Torn" Released: 2006 Album: LeToya Chart positions: #1 U.S. Mediabase Urban Chart, #31 U.S. Hot 100, #2 U.S. R&B/Hip-Hop Video director: Chris Robinson
"She Don't" Released: 2006 Album: LeToya Chart positions: #34 U.S. Mediabase Urban Chart, #17 U.S. R&B/Hip-Hop, #103 U.S. Video director: Chris Robinson
"Obvious" Released: 2006 Album: LeToya Chart positions: #108 U.S. R&B/Hip-Hop Video director: n/a
Note: Promo singles released for DJs on a vinyl format only.

[edit] Guest vocals

[edit] Album appearances

Year	Song	Album	Label
1998	"Just Be Straight with Me"¹ with Silkk Tha Shocker	Charge It to da Game	Sony Music
1998	"She's Gone"¹ with Matthew Marsden	n/a	Sony Music
1999	"Woman in Me"¹ with Jessica Simpson	Sweet Kisses	Sony Music
2000	"Good to Me"¹ with Mary Mary	Thankful	Sony Music
2000	"Thug Love"¹ with 50 Cent	The Power of the Dollar	Sony Music
2004	"My Promise" with Houston	It's Already Written	Capitol Records - EMI
2005	"This Is My Life" with Slim Thug	Already Platinum	Star Trak - Universal Music
2006	"Pushin' Remix" with Bun B	B-side	Rap-A-Lot
2006	"Work that" with Young Collage	B-side	?
2007	"There For You" with Thorobredz	TBA	TBA
2007	"Bonnie & Clyde" with Mikes Jones	The American Dream	Ice Age Entertainment
2007	"Now That U Back" with C-Murder	Screamin 4 Vengeance	Priority Records
2007	"Without You" with Mims	Music Is My Savior	EMI/Capitol	Note: As Destiny's Child.

[edit] Soundtrack appearances

Year	Song	Movie	Label
2005	"What Love Can Do"	Coach Carter	Capitol Records - EMI

[edit] Unreleased songs

"No More" - This ballad was supposed to make the cut of LeToya but instead it was just offered as a special download at Target Stores. It is unknown why it was not included on LeToya. A screwed-up version of this song leaked onto the internet in 2004. (written by L. Luckett, C. Nelson, W. Milsap). This song can also be legally downloaded on the U.S. iTunes Store.
"Somethin' For Ya" - This neo-soul song was also supposed to make the cut of LeToya but instead it was just offered as a special download at Wall-Mart Stores. It is unknown why it was not included on LeToya. The song can be legally downloaded on the U.S. iTunes Store.
"When I Get Around Him" - This song was produced by Teddy Bishop. It didn't make the album because of its similarity to "Torn" and "So Special". It was leaked onto the internet one week after the release of LeToya. (written by A. Johnta, D. Young, D. Gibbs, R. Johnson, T. Bishop)
"Nothing For Me" (produced by Mike City). - LEaked onto the itnernet. Can be found on LeToya Online.
"The Truth" - (written by A. Johnta, M. Herman Lang, R. Relf, T Brock).
"Keep It So Real" - (produced by Jazze Pha).

[edit] Other songs

[edit] Mix Tape

"Imma Queen" - This song appears on LeToya's What It Do! Mixtape. It includes a sample of "Slow Down" by Bobby Valentino.
"Outta Control" - This song appears on LeToya's official myspace page and also on her What It Do! Mixtape. It is the female response to "Outta Control" by rapper 50 Cent.
"Play" - This song also appears on LeToya's What It Do! Mixtape. On this particular track LeToya is rapping instead of singing.

[edit] Alternate versions

"Tear Da Club Up" (album version) - The song was first heard the Wine-O remix, then as the original version which was produced by Jazze Pha.
"I'm Good" - First version has less arrangements and featured rapper Ebony Eyez aka "Booboo the Fool".
"You Got What I Need" - The first version of this song has an intro of a girl calling her boyfriend. It has also some differences in the vocal arrangements.
"Hey Fella" - The first version of this song has less instruments and doesn't feature Slim Thug. Also the word "nigga" isn't censored as it is on the album.
"All Eyes On Me" - The original version doesn't feature any rapper on it and includes a bridge. The second version features rapper Slim Thug.
"So Special" - On this version the 1st verse has different lines after the first 2 lines and doesn't include a bridge.

[edit] Songwriting credits

"All Eyes on Me"
"Gangsta Grillz"
"I'm Good"
"Obvious"
"So Special"
"Tear Da Club Up"
"Torn"
"U Got What I Need"

[edit] Appearances

[edit] Music videos

1998 – Matthew Marsden - She's Gone (Featured)
1998 – Silkk Tha Shocker - Just Be Straight With Me (Featured)
1998 – Wyclef Jean - Gone 'Til November (Appearance)
1998 – Jagged Edge - Gotta Be (Appearance) (Appearance)
2000 – Jagged Edge - Let's Get Married [Remix] (Appearance)
2001 – Jagged Edge - Where the Party At (Appearance)
2003 – ATL - Calling All Girls (Appearance)
2004 – Marques Houston - Clubbin' (Appearance)
2004 – Houston - I Like That (Appearance)
2004 – BoneCrusher - Never Scared (Appearance)
2005 – Slim Thug - Diamonds [Remix] (Appearance)
2007 – Mike Jones - Mr. Jones (Appearance)

[edit] Live performances

LeToya has appeared on many national and local television programs including BET, MTV, Motown Live, Disney's Smart Guy, Regis and Kelly, Soul Train, Late Nite with Conan O'Brien, MTV Europe, Top of the Pops, and many others.

2006 –Soul Train: February 11; "Torn" and "Gangsta Grillz"; Solo debut on television.
2006 –CD USA on DirecTV: Saturday April 22, "Torn"
2006 –Yahoo! Music Tuesday May 8; "Torn"; [1]
2006 –106 & Park on BET Thursday May 25; "Torn";
2006 –BET Awards' Red Carpet on BET; Tuesday June 27; "Torn";
2006 –Live with Regis and Kelly on WABC-TV; Friday June 28; "Torn"
2007 – Showtine At The Apollo; Torn & She Don't

[edit] Awards

Artist Direct (ADOMA) Awards

Year	Result	Category
2000	Won	Favorite Group: Urban/Hip-Hop For: "Destiny's Child"

Billboard Music Awards

Year	Result	Category
2000	Won	Top Pop Artist For: "Destiny's Child"
		Top Pop Artist - Duo/Group For: "Destiny's Child"
		Top Hot 100 Artist For: "Destiny's Child"
		Top Hot 100 Artist-Duo/Group For: "Destiny's Child"
		Top Hot Dance Maxi-Single Sales Artist For: "Destiny's Child"
		Top Hot Dance Maxi-Single Sales Artist-Duo/Group For: "Destiny's Child"

Grammy Awards

Year	Result	Category
2000	Nomination	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals For: "Bills Bills Bills"
2000	Nomination	Best R&B Song For: "Bills Bills Bills"
2001	Won	Best R&B Performance by a Duo or Group with Vocals For: "Say My Name"
	Won	Best R&B Song For: "Say My Name"
	Nomination	Song of the Year For: "Say My Name"
	Nomination	Record of the Year For: "Say My Name"

Soul Train Lady of Soul Awards

Year	Result	Category
1998	Won	Best R&B/Soul Single, Group, Band or Duo For: "No, No, No"
		Best R&B/Soul or Rap New Artist For: "No, No, No"
		Best R&B/Soul Album of the Year For: "Destiny's Child"
2000	Won	Best R&B/Soul Single, Group, Band or Duo For: "Say My Name"
2000	Won	Best R&B/Soul Album of the Year For: "The Writing's On The Wall"