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CHRISTINA AGUILERA — Dirrty (Featuring Redman) | From Christina Aguilera — Stripped (Live In The U.K.) | Christina's first-ever live release, filmed at sold-out Wembley Arena in London <br/>Artist: Christina Aguilera <br/><br/>Title: Dirrty (Featuring Redman) <br/><br/>Written and Composed by Christina Aguilera/D. Stinson/Balewa Muhammad/R. Noble/Jasper Cameron<br/>Published by Xtina Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. All rights for the world obo Xtina Music administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. (BMI)/ Dayna's Day Music/Warner Tamerlane Music Publishing (BMI)/Jahqae Joints/ Universal Music (SESAC)/ Funky Noble Productions/Warner Tamerlane Music Publishing (ASCAP)/Ostaf Music (BMI) <br/>Redman appears courtesy of Def Jam Records. <br/><br/>DVD ~ Christina Aguilera - Stripped (Live In The U.K.)<br/>Christina's first-ever live release, filmed at sold-out Wembley Arena in London<br/>Release date: 8 November, 2004<br/>82876 580009<br/>Executive Producer: Christina Aguilera<br/>Director: Julia Knowles<br/>Producer: Sharon Ali<br/>Executive Producer Christina Aguilera <br/>Musical Director / Keyboards - Robert Lewis<br/>Bass - Ethan Farmer<br/>Guitar - Michael Herring<br/>Drums - Brian Frasier-Moore<br/>Percussion - Ray Yslas<br/>Vocalists - Charlean Hines, Traci Nelson, Brandon Rogers<br/>Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge <br/>at Image Recording Studios<br/>Dancers <br/>Tiana Brown, Erin Hernandez, Paul Kirkland, Leo Moctezuma, Gilberto Saldivar, Telisha Shaw, Monique Slaughter, Marcel Wilson <br/>Post Production Audio Supervisors - Toby Alington, Tony Blanc<br/>RCA Records International - Tim Delaney, John Volgtmann<br/>DD Dolby Digital 5.1<br/>PAL<br/>The RCA Records Label is a Unit of BMG<br/>Distributed by the local BMG company. All trademarks and logos are protected. <br/>RCA is a registered trademark of RCA trademark Management.<br/>Made in the EU. <br/>Dolby and DD are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories, Inc.<br/>RCA<br/>BMG <br/>LC 00316<br/>Studio: Sony Music Entertainment Germany<br/>Media Format: PAL, DVD-Video<br/>Freigegeben ohne Altersbeschränkung gemäß § 14 JuSchG FSK<br/>Approximate Running Time: 4:36
CHRISTINA AGUILERA — Dirrty (Featuring Redman) | From Christina Aguilera — Stripped (Live In The U.K.) | Christina's first-ever live release, filmed at sold-out Wembley Arena in London <br/>Artist: Christina Aguilera <br/><br/>Title: Dirrty (Featuring Redman) <br/><br/>Written and Composed by Christina Aguilera/D. Stinson/Balewa Muhammad/R. Noble/Jasper Cameron<br/>Published by Xtina Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. All rights for the world obo Xtina Music administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. (BMI)/ Dayna's Day Music/Warner Tamerlane Music Publishing (BMI)/Jahqae Joints/ Universal Music (SESAC)/ Funky Noble Productions/Warner Tamerlane Music Publishing (ASCAP)/Ostaf Music (BMI) <br/>Redman appears courtesy of Def Jam Records. <br/><br/>DVD ~ Christina Aguilera - Stripped (Live In The U.K.)<br/>Christina's first-ever live release, filmed at sold-out Wembley Arena in London<br/>Release date: 8 November, 2004<br/>82876 580009<br/>Executive Producer: Christina Aguilera<br/>Director: Julia Knowles<br/>Producer: Sharon Ali<br/>Executive Producer Christina Aguilera <br/>Musical Director / Keyboards - Robert Lewis<br/>Bass - Ethan Farmer<br/>Guitar - Michael Herring<br/>Drums - Brian Frasier-Moore<br/>Percussion - Ray Yslas<br/>Vocalists - Charlean Hines, Traci Nelson, Brandon Rogers<br/>Mixed by Chris Lord-Alge <br/>at Image Recording Studios<br/>Dancers <br/>Tiana Brown, Erin Hernandez, Paul Kirkland, Leo Moctezuma, Gilberto Saldivar, Telisha Shaw, Monique Slaughter, Marcel Wilson <br/>Post Production Audio Supervisors - Toby Alington, Tony Blanc<br/>RCA Records International - Tim Delaney, John Volgtmann<br/>DD Dolby Digital 5.1<br/>PAL<br/>The RCA Records Label is a Unit of BMG<br/>Distributed by the local BMG company. All trademarks and logos are protected. <br/>RCA is a registered trademark of RCA trademark Management.<br/>Made in the EU. <br/>Dolby and DD are trademarks of Dolby Laboratories, Inc.<br/>RCA<br/>BMG <br/>LC 00316<br/>Studio: Sony Music Entertainment Germany<br/>Media Format: PAL, DVD-Video<br/>Freigegeben ohne Altersbeschränkung gemäß § 14 JuSchG FSK<br/>Approximate Running Time: 4:36
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