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''The Lady Killer'' is the third
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by American singer
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. It was released November 5, 2010, by
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. Production for the album was handled by
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, Element,
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,
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,
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, and Jack Splash. The album debuted at number nine on the US ''Billboard'' 200 chart, selling 41,000 copies in its first week. It achieved respectable chart success elsewhere and produced three singles, including the international hit " Fuck You". The album has sold 498,000 copies in the United States as of October 2012, and it has been
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double Platinum in the United Kingdom. ''The Lady Killer'' received generally positive reviews from critics, who praised its production, classicist
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approach, and Green's singing.


Recording

Green reportedly "spent three years on ''The Lady Killer'', recording close to 70 songs". Thirteen tracks that didn't make the final selection for ''The Lady Killer'' were leaked online in June 2010 as an album titled ''Stray Bullets'' including the song "You Don't Shock Me Anymore", and collaborations with
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("Cho Cho The Cat"),
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(a remix of "I'll Kill Her"), and
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("Night Train").


Release and promotion

The album was released on November 9, 2010, by
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. It was made available for
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at
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through to November 9, 2010.


Singles

The album's
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, " Fuck You", was released on August 19, 2010, and charted at number two on the US ''Billboard'' Hot 100. It also became an international hit and peaked within the top-10 of charts in several countries, including number one in the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. The
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of the song was entitled "Forget You", while another edit is simply entitled "FU". A
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for the song was released on
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on August 19, 2010, featuring the lyrics of the song appearing on different colored backgrounds with
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overlaid on the video. The video went viral, receiving over two million views within a week of its release. The official music video was released on September 1, 2010. The second single, " It's OK", was released on December 13, 2010. It charted on the
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, peaking at 20. " Fool for You" was solicited to radio as the album's third single on March 8, 2011. The album's fourth single, "
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", was released on March 27, 2011. The album's fifth single, " I Want You", was released on June 5, 2011. " Cry Baby" was released as the album's sixth single on September 12. The seventh single and the first from ''The Platinum Edition'' of the album, " Anyway", was released on December 11.


Live performances

Green toured during 2010 and 2011 with an all-female
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'', W's ''Symmetry Live Concert Series'', ''
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'' special show following the
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, and many other venues. Core band members included
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(lead guitar, violin),
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(drums), Theresa Flaminio (keyboards, background vocals), and Regina Zernay Roberts (bass guitar,
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).


Commercial performance

The album debuted at number nine on the US ''Billboard'' 200 chart, with first-week sales of 41,000 copies in the United States. It also entered at number two on the US
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chart. As of October 2012, the album has sold 498,000 copies in the United States. ''The Lady Killer'' attained moderate international charting. In the United Kingdom, the album debuted at number 10 on the Top 40 Albums, and it reached number one on the Top 40 RnB Albums chart. On November 4, 2011, ''The Lady Killer'' was certified double Platinum by the
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, for shipments of 600,000 copies in the UK. As of December 2011, the album had sold 621,000 copies in the UK. It was the third biggest selling R&B / hip hop album of 2011 in the UK. In Canada, it debuted at number 29 on the Top 100 Albums chart. It also entered at number 91 in Belgium, at number 18 in Ireland, at number 43 in the Netherlands, at number 24 in Australia, at number 90 in France, at number 53 in Sweden, and at number 16 in Scotland.


Critical reception

''The Lady Killer'' received rave reviews from critics. At
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, which assigns a normalized rating out of 100 to reviews from mainstream publications, the album received an
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score of 80, based on 33 reviews.
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writer Andy Kellman called it "a thoroughly engrossing album". ''
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''s Leah Greenblatt commented that the album "both honors and tweaks the tropes of vintage songcraft with hefty doses of sweet
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''". Bill Friskics-Warren of ''
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'' wrote that it "offers some of the most ebullient pop this side of old-school hit-machines ranging from
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lauded Green's "retro-soul classicism and dark-tinged eccentricity". ''
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''s Huw Jones praised the album's accessibility and "buoyant nü-Motown and progressive soul", while noting Green's singing as "absolutely flawless. Pitch-perfect from tip to toe". ''
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dubbed ''The Lady Killer'' "one of the most engrossing records of 2010". In a mixed review, Jon Caramanica of ''
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'' found Green to be "reduced to an accent piece ..purposefully restrained", stating "Green's vocals are buried low in the mix, mere decoration for the arrangements and textures ..crisp, lovely and certainly well rehearsed". Jer Fairall of ''
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'' found the album's premise inconsistent, writing that it "feels relatively safe ..a thoroughly likeable little trifle of a record", but added that "As a throwback, it is indeed impeccable". Despite viewing it as less "gleefully unhinged" than his previous work, ''
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''s Jason Draper cited it as Green's "most focused solo album". ''
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''s Killian Fox wrote that "his idiosyncrasies have proven too potent to repress". Nitsuh Abebe of ''
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'' called it "suitably theatrical—a lavishly orchestrated thing", and lauded Green's dramatist "lady-killer persona" and "artifice". ''
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'' writer Margaret Wappler noted "a glassy modernity that makes the album a sexy sonic adventure of loving and leaving" and commented that "it's not Green's caddish ways that charm. Rather ..it's his big heart underneath". Despite writing that "he's not always lethal", ''
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''s Joshua Klein commented that Green "manages to avoid being both too rough or too smooth", complimenting his "contemporary, confident conception of soul music" and the album's "''de rigueur'' synthetic frills". Barry Walters of ''
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'' noted its "detailed encapsulations of Saturday-night transcendence and Sunday-morning love pains" and its music "beautifully busy 21st-century Motown as greasy as it is vibrant". Amy Linden of ''
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'' called the album "romantic—chaste, even", writing that "
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s written a manual on how to both break and mend someone's heart". ''
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''s Andy Gill commented that "he manages to avoid all the bubblebath boudoir-soul cliches that litter most R&B albums". ''
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'' writer Thomas Conner called it "an utter delight", writing that "every song rings fresh, modern, anthemic, packed with earth, wind and fire".


Accolades

''The Lady Killer'' was nominated for a
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, presented at the 54th Grammy Awards in 2012. The song "Fool for You", featuring
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and
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. "Fuck You" won the Grammy Award for Best Urban/Alternative Performance and was nominated for
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and Song of the Year.


Track listing


The Platinum Edition

Green released ''The Platinum Edition'' of ''The Lady Killer'' on November 28, 2011. The repackaged album contains the single "Anyway", released on December 11, 2011, which will serve as the album's sixth overall single and first platinum edition single. Other new tracks include "Scarlet Fever" and the single version of "I Want You (Hold on to Love)". "Love Gun" and "No One's Gonna Love You" are also new for international markets. "Please" (featuring Selah Sue) was removed. Notes * (co.) denotes co-producer * On the clean version of the album, the song "Fuck You" is renamed as "Forget You".


Personnel

Credits for ''The Lady Killer'' adapted from
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.


Musicians

* Jo Allen – violin * Max Baillie – viola * Brody Brown – composer, musician * Thomas Callaway – composer, executive producer, producer, vocals * Mike Caren – A&R, musician * Natalie Cavey – viola * Stephanie Cavey – violin * Dena Chutuk – background vocals * Cathy Collwell – double bass * Rosie Danvers – brass arrangement, cello, leader, string arrangements, string engineer *
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– guitar * Fraser T Smith – bass, composer, guitar, keyboards, producer * Bradley Hagen – drums * Vincent Henry – horn * Sally Herbert – string arrangements * Sally Jackson – violin * Bryony James – cello * Kotono Sato – violin * Philip Lawrence – composer, background vocals *
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– drums * Ari Levine – composer, musician * Mason Levy – musician * Mike Lovatt – trumpet * Jacob Lutrell – musician * Bruno Mars – composer, musician * Danny Marsden – trumpet * Eleanor Mathieson – violin * Howard McGill – baritone saxophone * Jeremy Morris – violin * Emma Owens – viola *
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– bass * Kerenza Peacock – violin * Ruston Pomeroy – violin * Hayley Pomfrett – violin * Tony Reyes – composer, bass * Jenny Sacha – violin * Kotono Sato – violin * Ash Soan – drums * Ayak Thiik – background vocals * Peter Tomasso – brass arrangement * Nikolaj Torplarsen – musician * Bruce White – viola * Martin Williams – tenor saxophone * Jerry Wonder – musician * John Wicks - composer, drummer


Production

* Niall Acott – engineer * Ben H. Allen – composer, engineer, mixing, producer * Beatriz Artola – engineer * Steven Barlow – engineer * Creighton Barrett – composer * Chris Baseford – engineer * Benjamin Birdwell – composer * Julian Broad – photography * Paul Brown – A&R * Hitesh Ceon – producer, composer, engineer, musician * Mack David – composer * Tom Elmhirst – mixing * Paul Epworth – musician, producer * noel fisher – composer * Robert Gardner – assistant * Chris Gehringer – mastering * The Grey Area – producer * James Hampton – composer * Mike Jackson – A&R * Craig Kallman – executive producer * Alan Kasirye – composer * Jerry Livingston – composer * Erik Madrid – assistant * Manny Marroquin – mixing *
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– engineer, mixing, percussion, producer, programming, vocal producer * K.C. "Cognac" Morton – executive producer * Alan Nglish – producer * Rick Nowels – composer, vocal producer * Kim Ofstad – producer, composer, engineer, musician * Dan Parry – engineer * Christian Plata – assistant * Steve Price – engineer * Mark Rankin – engineer * John Martin – assistant engineer * Salaam Remi – bass, composer, guitar, horn arrangements, producer, string arrangements * Stephen Coleman - string arrangements * Anthony Kronfle – assistant engineer * Isabel Seeliger-Morley – assistant, engineer * Terrence Simpkins – additional production, composer * The Smeezingtons – producer * Fraser T Smith – composer, producer, musician * Jack Splash – composer, producer


Charts


Weekly charts


Year-end charts


Decade-end charts


Certifications


Release history


References


External links

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