Guru ?– Jazzmatazz Volume: 1 1993 Hip hop Jazz LP Vinyl Album

$

55

 
Guru ?– Jazzmatazz Volume: 1

Label:
Chrysalis ?– F1 21998
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album
Country:
US
Released:
1993
Genre:
Electronic, Hip Hop
Style:
Acid Jazz

Tracklist

A1     Introduction     1:20
A2     Loungin'

    Co-producer, Trumpet – Donald Byrd

    4:38
A3     When You're Near

    Co-producer, Vocals – N'Dea Davenport

    4:02
A4     Transit Ride

    Co-producer, Saxophone – Branford Marsalis Guitar – Zachary Breaux

    3:58
A5     No Time To Play

    Co-producer, Guitar – Ronny Jordan Vocals – Dee C. Lee

    4:54
A6     Down The Backstreets

    Co-producer, Piano – Lonnie Liston Smith

    4:47
B1     Respectful Dedications     0:54
B2     Take A Look (At Yourself)

    Co-producer, Featuring – Roy Ayers

    3:59
B3     Trust Me

    Co-producer, Vocals – N'Dea Davenport

    4:27
B4     Slicker Than Most

    Saxophone – Gary Barnacle

    2:36
B5     Le Bien, Le Mal

    Co-producer, Featuring – MC Solaar

    3:21
B6     Sights In The City

    Co-producer – Carleen Anderson, Courtney Pine Keyboards – Simon Law Saxophone – Courtney Pine Vocals – Carleen Anderson

    5:10
Credits

    Producer – Guru

Notes
Alternative cat#: 0946 3 21998 1 2. Concept development by Keith Elam and Patrick Moxey. All songs produced, arranged amd mixed by Guru for Guru Productions, Inc. Photography: Hymphrey Studio. Design: Diane Cuddy.
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