Import pressing includes one bonus track, Give U My Heart (Mad Ball Mix). 13 tracks in all. Sony/BMG.

Her multi-platinum smash second album with remixes of threehits from it added as bonus tracks, 'You're Makin' Me High'(T'empo Mix), 'Un-Break My Heart' (Classic Radio Mix) and 'I Don't Want To' (Frankie Knuckles Radio Edit). 15 tracks total. 1996 LaFace/Arista/BMG release. Standard jewelcase.

Next up for Toni Braxton is the release of her new album, Pulse, on May 4th, 2010. The album will mark Braxton's first studio album in five years and her Atlantic Records label debut. The album is shaping up to be Toni's most powerful and personal musical statement to date. Braxton personally chose to collaborate with a veritable who's-who of red-hot producers and songwriters, including Frank E (Madonna, T.I., Plies, Flo Rida), Steve Mac (Leona Lewis, Il Divo), Lucas Secon (Britney Spears, The Pussycat Dolls), Harvey Mason & Oak (Chris Brown, Joe, Mario), Troy Taylor (Trey Songz, Kevin Lyttle), Dapo Torimiro (John Legend, David Archuletta, Brandy), and David Foster (Whitney Houston, Barbra Streisand, Celine Dion). What's more, the album features a guest appearance from Toni's new Atlantic labelmate, R&B/hip-hop sensation Trey Songz, who lends his distinctive vocal stylings to the aforementioned single, "Yesterday."

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After a nearly four-year absence from recording, Toni Braxton returns with The Heat, her third album. Full of drama--sometimes melodrama--it unsurprisingly puts Braxton's rich voice and command of nuance front and center of one state-of-the-art track after another. Unfortunately, The Heat plays up her taste for ballads to such a point that the disc bores itself into a quiet-storm rut. The big exception is the Rodney Jerkins-produced first single, "He Wasn't Man Enough." The song's smoldering rebuff and Jerkins's measured funk make a perfect match for Braxton's matter-of-fact hauteur. She also delivers a tough take on reality with "Just Be a Man About It," which pits her against Dr. Dre in a breakup scenario that carries much more force than weightless trifles such as the filler sex-me-up "The Art of Love" and Diane Warren's "Spanish Guitar." --Bob Roget

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European pressing. 2006 album from Edel Records, adds the bonus tracks 'Suddenly', 'I Hate You', 'Long Way Home' & 'The Time Of Our Lives' featuring Il Divo.

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TONI BRAXTON More That A Woman (2002 Taiwanese 12-track CD picture slipcase + picture lyric/booklet with fold-out poster)