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D'angelo Voodoo Mp3, Flac, Wma D'Angelo Voodoo mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop / Funk / Soul Album: Voodoo Country: Europe Released: 2015 Style: Soul, Funk, Neo Soul MP3 version RAR size: 1863 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1485 mb WMA version RAR size: 1201 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 118 Other Formats: APE MP2 DMF TTA AA ASF DTS Tracklist Hide Credits Playa Playa Bass – Pino PalladinoDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Guitar – Mike Campbell Horns – Roy 1 7:07 HargroveVocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – A. Thompson*, A. Stone*, D' Angelo* Devil's Pie Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloPerformer [Excerpt From "Fakin' Jacks"] – INIPerformer [Sample From "Intro"] – RaekwonPerformer [Sample From "Success"] – Fat 2 JoeProgrammed By – DJ PremierWritten-By – C. Martin*, D'AngeloWritten-By [Excerpt 5:21 From "Big Daddy Anthem"] – M. Lawrence*Written-By [Excerpt From "Fakin' Jacks"] – P. Rock*Written-By [Sample From "Intro"] – C. Woods*Written-By [Sample From "Success"] – D. Podilla*, J. Cartegeana* Left & Right Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], Instruments [All] – D'AngeloFeaturing, 3 4:46 Rap – Method Man And Redman*Vocals [Vocal Percussion] – Q-TipWritten-By – C. Smith*, D'Angelo, K. Fareed*, R. Noble* The Line 4 Guitar – Raphael SaadiqWritten-By, Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical 5:15 Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'Angelo Send It On Bass – Pino PalladinoDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Flugelhorn, Trumpet – Roy HargroveGuitar 5 – C. Edward Alford*Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], 5:57 Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – A. Stone*, C. Smith*, D'Angelo, D. Thomas*, G. Redd*, G. Brown*, L. Archer*, R. Westfield*, R. Bell*, R. Mickens*, R. Bell*, W. Sparrow* Chicken Grease Bass – Pino PalladinoDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Keyboards – James PoyserVocals [All], 6 4:36 Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – A. Thompson*, D. Angelo*, J. Poyser* One Mo'gin 7 Bass – Pino PalladinoWritten-By, Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical 6:15 Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'Angelo The Root 8 Bass, Guitar – Charlie HunterVocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], 6:33 Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – C. Hunter*, D'Angelo, L.Archer* Spanish Joint Bass, Guitar – Charlie HunterCongas – Giovanni MidalgoDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Horns – 9 5:44 Roy HargroveVocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And Musical Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – D'Angelo, R. Hargrove* Feel Like Makin' Love 10 Bass – Pino PalladinoDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Vocals, Arranged By [Vocal And Musical 6:22 Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – E. McDaniels* Greatdayndamornin' / Booty Arranged By [Musical Arrangement] – Charlie Hunter, D'AngeloBass, Guitar – Charlie 11 HunterDrums – Ahmir Thompson*Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal Arrangement], 7:35 Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By ["Booty"] – A. Thompson*, D'AngeloWritten- By ["Greatdayndamornin'"] – A. Thompson*, A. Stone*, C. Hunter*, D'Angelo Untitled (How Does It Feel) Arranged By [Musical Arrangement] – D'Angelo, Raphael SaadiqBass, Guitar – Raphael 12 7:10 SaadiqGuitar – C. Edward Alford*Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – D'Angelo, R. Saadiq* Africa Drums – Ahmir Thompson*Guitar – C. Edward Alford*Vocals [All], Arranged By [Vocal And 13 6:13 Musical Arrangements], Instruments [All Other] – D'AngeloWritten-By – A. Thompson*, A. Stone*, D'Angelo, L. Archer* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Virgin Records America, Inc. Copyright (c) – Virgin Records America, Inc. Manufactured By – Virgin Records America, Inc. Glass Mastered At – EMI MFG. Published By – Universal - Polygram International Publishing, Inc. Published By – Ah-Choo Publishing Published By – Songs Of Universal, Inc. Published By – Baby Diamond Publishing Published By – Grand Negaz Music Published By – Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Published By – Gifted Pearl Music Published By – EMI April Music Inc. Produced For – Works Of Mart Productions, Inc. Published By – Jelly's Jams LLC Published By – Wu-Tang Publishing Published By – Careers-BMG Published By – Pete Rock Publishing Published By – Natruel On Top Music Company Published By – Funky Noble Productions Published By – Famous Music Corporation Published By – Zomba Enterprises, Inc. Published By – Melodies Nside Published By – Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. Published By – Stephanye Music Published By – Carbert Music, Inc. Published By – JaJaPo Published By – CHT Publishing Published By – Hardgroove Publishing Published By – Skyforest Music Co., Inc. Published By – First Echo Publishing Produced For – Cheeba Sound Recordings Recorded At – Electric Lady Studios Mixed At – Electric Lady Studios Mastered At – Sterling Sound Credits Art Direction, Design – Len Peltier Engineer [Assistant] – Steve Mandel Executive-Producer – D'Angelo, Dominique Trenier Management – Cheeba Management*, Dominique Trenier, Stan Poses Mastered By – Tom Coyne Mixed By – D'Angelo (tracks: 1, 3 to 13), Russell "The Dragon" Elevado* Photography By – Thierry LesGoudes* Producer – D'Angelo, DJ Premier (tracks: 2), Raphael Saadiq (tracks: 12) Recorded By – Russell "The Dragon" Elevado* Notes Track 1 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Songs of Universal, Inc./Baby Diamond Publishing/Grand Negaz Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. All rights for Baby Diamond Publishing controlled and administered by Songs of Universal, Inc. All rights on behalf of Grand Negaz Music administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Track 2 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Gifted Pearl Music (ASCAP)/EMI April Music, Inc. (ASCAP) All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. Produced by D'Angelo and DJ Premier/Works of Mart Productions, Inc. Contains a sample from "Success" (J. Cartegeana, D. Podilla) Jelly's Jams, LLC (ASCAP) performed by Fat Joe. Used courtesy of Relativity Records Contains a sample from "Interlude" (C. Woods) Wu Tang Publishing/Careers BMG (BMI) performed by Raekwon. Used courtesy of Loud Records Contains an excerpt from "Fakin' Jacks" (P. Rock) Pete Rock Publishing (ASCAP) performed by INI Contains an excerpt from "Big Daddy Anthem" (M. Lawrence) Natruel On Top Music Company (ASCAP) Track 3 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Funky Noble Productions/Famous Music Corporation/Wu-Tang Publishing/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc./Zomba Enterprises Inc. All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. All rights on behalf of Wu-Tang Publishing administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Tracks 4, 7 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. Track 5 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing (ASCAP)/Melodies Nside (ASCAP)/Songs of Universal, Inc./Baby Diamond Publishing (BMI)/Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. on behalf of itself and Stephanye Music (BMI)/Carbert Music Inc. (BMI) All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. All rights for Baby Diamond Publishing controlled and administered by Songs of Universal, Inc. Contains an interpolation of "Sea of Tranquility" written by G. Brown/R. Bell/R. Westfield/R. Mickens/W. Sparrow/C. Smith/D. Thomas/R. Bell/G. Redd Track 6 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ja Ja Po/Grand Negaz Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. All rights on behalf of Grand Negaz Music administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Track 8 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Melodies Nside/C H T Publishing All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. Track 9 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Hardgroove Publishing (BMI) All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. Track 10 Published by Skyforest Music Co. Inc. (BMI) Track 11 Greatdayndamornin' © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/Songs of Universal, Inc./Baby Diamond Publishing/CHT Publishing/Grand Negaz Music/Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing controlled and administered by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc. All rights for Baby Diamond Publishing controlled and administered by Songs of Universal, Inc. All rights on behalf of Grand Negaz Music administered by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. Booty Published by Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing (ASCAP)/Grand Negaz Music (BMI) admin. by Careers-BMG Music Publishing, Inc. (BMI) Track 12 © 1999 Universal-PolyGram International Publishing, Inc./Ah-Choo Publishing/First Echo Publishing All rights for Ah-Choo Publishing
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