solomon burke wrote the song don't give up on me.
who wrote the song don't give up on me?
solomon burke
don't give up on me (disambiguation)





























don't give up on me is a studio album by r&b/soul singer solomon burke.





























"don't give up on me" may also refer to:





























bullet::::- "don't give up on me" (kill the noise and illenium song), 2018





























bullet::::- don't give up on me now, 2011 single by ben harper





























bullet::::- "don't give up on me", a song from the solomon burke studio album





























bullet::::- "don't give up on me", 2017 song from the take that album, "wonderland"
don't give up on me (disambiguation)
one of the first producers of the album was guy roche, who produced two tracks ("what a girl wants" and "i turn to you") and co-wrote one of them ("what a girl wants"), along with shelly peiken. "what a girl wants" was later re-recorded for its single release, replacing the "lighter" version for a more "funky" r&b version. peiken also re-wrote with roche the single version for the track "come on over", first produced by johan aberg, paul rein and aaron zigman. according to herself, "we're going to give it more of an edge, r&b it up a little, maybe rock it out a little, give it a lot of different new directions and get it out there." peiken also co-wrote ("don't make me love you", "too beautiful for words" & "dreamy eyes"). aguilera also recorded a cover of all-4-one's song "i turn to you", written by diane warren who also wrote "somebody's somebody". carl sturken and evan rogers (who would eventually broke into the scene as the producers who launched rihanna's career) wrote and produced two tracks ("love for all seasons" and "love will find a way") travon potts & brock walsh wrote and produced "blessed", while the then up-and-coming robin thicke co-wrote and co-produced "when you put your hands on me". franne golde (who previously worked with whitney houston) also wrote a song for aguilera titled "so emotional" which was originally written for selena's album, but unfortunately she died at the age of 23,golde revealed that aguilera in-between recordings "she was only listening to mariah carey and brandy, putting on her walk man and practicing their riffs and runs, before she did her ad-libs. at the final stages, producer and songwriter david frank presented a song called "genie in a bottle", which aguilera almost didn't record, "because there were a lot of other artists out there that were after this song, so we had to fight a little bit to get it," she claimed. with heather holley, aguilera also co-wrote along with producers heather holley and rob hoffman a track called "i will be", which she said was inspired by mariah carey's "vanishing". the duo also wrote and produced the album's final track "obvious" & "i come undone".
christina aguilera (album)