Call Me a Mack

"Call Me a Mack" is the debut single released by R&B artist Usher for the soundtrack album Poetic Justice. "Call Me a Mack" was released in 1993 for Epic Records and was produced by Tim Thomas and Teddy Bishop. The song peaked at #56 on the Billboard's Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart.

Track listing

A-side

"Call Me a Mack"

B-side

"Call Me a Mack" (Extramental)

US Vinyl, 12"

"Call Me a Mack" [Vincent's 48Hr Mix] - 6:20
"Call Me a Mack" [Xtra Bit] - 4:03
"Call Me a Mack" [Album Version] - 4:03
"Call Me a Mack" [Crazycool Mix] - 5:32
"Call Me a Mack" [Percussamental] - 4:39

Charts

Chart (1993–94)	Peak position
US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs	56

Usher songs

Usher	"Can U Get wit It" "Think of You" "The Many Ways"

My Way	"You Make Me Wanna..." "Nice & Slow" "My Way"

8701	"Pop Ya Collar" "U Remind Me" "U Got It Bad" "U Don't Have to Call" "U-Turn"

Confessions	"Yeah!" "Confessions Part II" "Burn" "Caught Up" "My Boo"

Here I Stand	"Love in This Club" "Trading Places" "Moving Mountains" "What's Your Name" "Love in This Club Part II" "Here I Stand"

Raymond v. Raymond	"Papers" "Hey Daddy (Daddy's Home)" "Lil Freak" "OMG" "There Goes My Baby" "More"

Versus	"DJ Got Us Fallin' in Love" "Hot Tottie" "Lay You Down" "Somebody to Love (Remix)"

Looking 4 Myself	"Climax" "Scream" "Lemme See" "Dive" "Numb"

Hard II Love	"No Limit" "Crash" "Missin U" "Champions" "Rivals"

Collaborations	"The Party Continues" "I Need a Girl (Part One)" "Lovers and Friends" "Same Girl" "Better on the Other Side" "First Dance" "We Are the World 25 for Haiti" "Fed Up" "Dirty Dancer" "The Christmas Song" "Promise" "Without You" "Touch'N You" "Rest of My Life" "Go Missin'" "New Flame" "Body Language" "The Matrimony" "Don't Look Down" "Back to Sleep" (Remix) "Crush"

Non-album songs	"Call Me a Mack" "What More Can I Give" "You'll Be in My Heart" "Good Kisser" "She Came to Give It to You" "I Don't Mind" "Chains"

References

↑ Smith, Troy L. (November 5, 2014). "Usher in Cleveland: The R&B star's 25 greatest songs". Cleveland.com. Retrieved August 5, 2016.

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