Straight Down to Business explained

Straight Down to Business
Type:	Studio
Artist:	Ready for the World
Cover:	Straight Down to Business (Ready for the World album).jpg
Released:	1991
Genre:	New jack swing, hip hop, house
Label:	MCA
Prev Title:	Ruff N' Ready
Prev Year:	1988
Next Title:	She Said She Wants Some
Next Year:	2004

Straight Down to Business is the fourth album by the American musical group Ready for the World, released in 1991 via MCA Records.^{[1] [2]} "Straight Down to Business" was released as a single.^[3]

Critical reception

The Washington Post wrote that "between the scratches and samples, RFTW sing characteristically steamy ballads like the harmonic "Ask Your Lover'."^[4]

Track listing

1. "Nuttin' But a Party"
2. "Straight Down to Business"
3. "Cat-Thang"
4. "World Party"
5. "Ask Your Lover"
6. "P.B.S.L."
7. "Can He Do It (Like This, Can He Do It Like That)?"
8. "No More Mr. Nice Guy"
9. "Yo, That's a Lot of Body"
10. "Panties and Draws"
11. "Would You Make Me"
12. "Cat-Thang (Mental Mix)"

Notes and References

1. News: Calloway . Earl . Ready for the World Returns with Its Fourth MCA Album . The Chicago Defender . 13 July 1991 . 26.
2. News: New Album for Ready for the World . Afro-American Red Star . 13 July 1991 . B6.
3. News: Scott . Jane . More Row Rhythm . The Plain Dealer . March 20, 1992 . Friday . 39.
4. News: Griffin . Gil . Soul Men & Boys Jacking Up the Hits . The Washington Post . 26 July 1991 . N18.