STONE COLD GENTLEMAN 1990	SENSITIVITY 1990	RATED R 1991	RALPH TRESVANT 1990	IT'S GOIN' DOWN 1993
A1: Extended Club Mix - 6:38	A1: Extended Version - 5:52	A1: Rizzo's Club Version - 8:13	01: Rated R - 4:50	01: Graveyard - 4:59
A2: Bonus Beats - 3:08	B1: 7" Radio Edit - 4:40	B1: Rizzo's Instrumental - 4:19	02: Sensitivity - 4:40	02: Shaky Ground - 4:26
B1: Radio Version - 5:30	B2: Ralph's Rap - 5:00		03: She's My Love Thang - 4:27	03: Who's The Mack - 4:50
B2: Instrumental - 4:18			04: Stone Gold Gentleman - 5:02	04: It's Goin' Down - 5:11
B3: Club Dub - 5:09			05: Do What I Gotta Do - 5:42	05: You'll Remember Me - 4:01
			06: Love Hurts - 5:07	06: My Aphrodisiac - 3:46
			07: Girl I Can't Control It - 4:55	07: When I Need Somebody - 4:43
			08: Love Takes Time - 4:39	08: Sex Maniac - 4:58
			09: Public Figure - 4:42	09: The Booty Affair - 4:12
			10: Last Night - 5:53	10: Love At First Sight - 5:00
			11: I Love You (Just For You) - 5:44	11: Your Touch - 5:37
			12: Alright Now - 4:17	12: G-Spot - 5:29
			13: Sensitivity - 4:59	13: Sex-O - 4:00

Ralph Tresvant, born May 16, 1968 in Roxbury, MA, was one of the original New Edition members. The band was discovered by Maurice Starr at a talent show which eventually led to their first record at Streetwise records in 1983. New Edition disbanded in 1990 and Ralph went on solo with his first self-titled album being released on the 27th of November of that same year. The album contained the No.1 r&b smash Sensitivity which remained on the charts for over 20 weeks. Ralph was also included in the line up of the Best things in life are free single, together with BBD, Janet Jackson and Luther Vandross. His second album, entitled It's going down, didn't do as well as the first. There was a short lived New Edition-reunion in 1996. Ralph formed his own label called Rated R records. A little known fact about Ralph Tresvant is that he released a first solo album at the age of 16 which was never released.