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Bubba Sparxxx Dark Days, Bright Nights Mp3, Flac, Wma Bubba Sparxxx Dark Days, Bright Nights mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop Album: Dark Days, Bright Nights Country: Europe Released: 2001 MP3 version RAR size: 1786 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1751 mb WMA version RAR size: 1450 mb Rating: 4.4 Votes: 715 Other Formats: WAV APE VOX ASF AUD DXD MP4 Tracklist Hide Credits Take Off Arranged By [Strings] – Larry GoldCello – Larry GoldEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve 1 PennyEngineer [Assistant] – Jeff KananMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandViola – 2:31 Alexander LeenViolin – Emma Kummrow, Gloria StockVocals – Bubba SparxxxWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Ugly Backing Vocals – Timbaland, TweetEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve PennyEngineer 2 4:25 [Assistant] – Jeff KananFeaturing [Uncredited] – Missy ElliottMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandVocals – Bubba SparxxxWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Any Porch 3 Recorded By, Mixed By – "Captain" James MajorsVocals – Bubba Sparxxx, Jemmie 1:18 "KillaGroove" Watford, Wes WhitsettWritten-By – J. Watford*, S. Houchins*, W. Whitsett* Bubba Talk Backing Vocals – Bubba Sparxxx, Timbaland, TweetEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve 4 PennyEngineer [Assistant] – Jeff KananGuitar – Bill PettawayGuitar [Additional] – Charlie 3:47 "CSUN" Bereal*Keyboards – Scott StorchMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandVocals – Bubba SparxxxWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Lovely Engineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve PennyEngineer [Assistant] – Jeff KananKeyboards – 5 3:56 Scott StorchMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandVocals, Backing Vocals – Bubba Sparxxx, TimbalandWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Betty-Betty Mixed By – Josh Butler, Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Recorded By – Gerald "Geo" Hall*, 6 3:56 Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Vocals [Additional] – Gerald "Geo" Hall*Written-By – S. Houchins*, A. Mathis* All The Same Bass – Aaron MillsFeaturing – Backbone, Sleepy BrownGuitar – Billy OdumMixed By – 7 Jimmy DouglassProducer – Organized NoizeProgrammed By [Music], Drum Programming – 4:24 Organized NoizeRecorded By – Sean "Shyboy" Davis*Written-By – J. Williams*, Organized Noize, A. Mathis* Get Right Backing Vocals – Bubba Sparxxx, TimbalandEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve 8 3:40 PennyEngineer [Assistant] – Jeff KananKeyboards – Scott StorchMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandVocals – Bubba SparxxxWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Open Wide Arranged By [Strings] – Larry GoldBacking Vocals – Bubba Sparxxx, TimbalandCello – Larry GoldEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve PennyEngineer [Assistant] – Jeff 9 4:47 KananFeaturing – Sebastian Mixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandViola – Alexander LeenViolin – Emma Kummrow, Gloria StockVocals – Bubba Sparxxx, Sebastian Written-By – G. Mosley*, T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Infected 10 Mixed By – Jarvis Blackshear, KhalifaniProducer – KhalifaniRecorded By – KhalifaniWritten- 4:28 By – M. Morris*, A. Mathis* Twerk A Little Backing Vocals – TimbalandEngineer – Senator Jimmy D*, Steve PennyEngineer [Assistant] 11 4:21 – Jeff KananFeaturing – TimbalandMixed By – Jimmy Douglass, TimbalandVocals – Bubba Sparxxx, Rhonesha Howerton*, TimbalandWritten-By – T. Mosley*, A. Mathis* Take 'Em To The Water 12 Featuring – Duddy KenRecorded By, Mixed By – Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Written-By 4:31 – K. Richardson, S. Houchins*, A. Mathis* Well Water Mixed By – Josh Butler, Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Recorded By – Gerald "Geo" Hall*, 13 4:45 Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Vocals [Additional] – Jason SylvainWritten-By – S. Houchins*, A. Mathis* The 1st Whutchacallit 14 Mixed By – Jarvis Blackshear, KhalifaniProducer – KhalifaniRecorded By – KhalifaniWritten- 4:41 By – M. Morris*, A. Mathis* Bubba Sparxxx Clavinet – Scott StorchHorns – TimbalandMixed By – Jimmy DouglassProducer – Organized 15 4:29 NoizeProgrammed By [Music], Drum Programming – Organized NoizeRecorded By – Sean "Shyboy" Davis*, Steve PennyWritten-By – Organized Noize, A. Mathis* Regardless 16 Featuring – C.I. Recorded By, Mixed By – Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Written By – W. 4:36 WhiteWritten-By – S. Houchins*, A. Mathis* If It's Bumpin' Featuring – Bo Hagin*, KoshaMixed By – Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Producer – Gerald 17 4:55 "Geo" Hall*Recorded By – Gerald "Geo" Hall*Vocals [Additional] – Gerald "Geo" Hall*Written-By – C. Leonard*, G. Hall*, K. Seldon*, A. Mathis* Dark Days, Bright Nights 18 Recorded By, Mixed By – Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins*Vocals [Additional] – Jemmie 3:24 "KillaGroove" Watford, Triple PlatinumWritten-By – S. Houchins*, A. Mathis* Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Beatclub Records Phonographic Copyright (p) – Interscope Records Copyright (c) – Beatclub Records Copyright (c) – Interscope Records Record Company – UMG Recordings, Inc. Made By – Universal M & L, Germany – 51209661 Credits A&R [A&R Coordinator] – Munir Bashir A&R [A&R Direction] – Ian Alexander Art Direction – Drew FitzGerald Coordinator [Production Coordinator] – Andrew Van Meter Executive-Producer – Mozart Timadeas, Shannon Houchins Executive-Producer [Co] – Doug Kaye , Eric Spence, Marcus Spence, Michele Robinson Management – Bobby Stamps Management [11th Hour Entertainment Legal Representation] – Nick Sciorra Management [Marketing Director] – Chris Clancy Mastered By – Chris Gehringer Producer – Shannon "Fat Shan" Houchins* (tracks: 3, 6, 12, 13, 16, 18), Timbaland (tracks: 1, 2, 4, 5, 8, 9, 11) Notes ℗2001 Beat Club Records/Interscope Records. ©2001 Beat Club Records/Interscope Records. Interscope Records, a division of UMG Recordings, Inc. Made in the EU. Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 6 06949 31242 8 Barcode (String): 606949312428 Label Code: LC 06406 Rights Society: BIEM/MCPS Matrix / Runout: 06069 493 124-2 01 / 51209661 Matrix / Runout (Moulded, Inner ring): MADE IN GERMANY BY UNIVERSAL M & L A Mastering SID Code: IFPI L001 Mould SID Code: IFPI 0132 Other versions Category Artist Title (Format) Label Category Country Year Beatclub Records, Dark Days, Bright Bubba Interscope Records, 493 124-2 Nights (CD, 493 124-2 Europe 2001 Sparxxx 11th Hour Album) Entertainment Dark Days, Bright Bubba INTF-10585-2 Nights (2xCD, Interscope Records INTF-10585-2 US 2001 Sparxxx Album, Promo) Dark Days, Bright Bubba 069493126-1 Nights (2xLP, Interscope Records 069493126-1 US 2001 Sparxxx Album) The Dark Days, Interscope Records, Bubba 493 124-4 Bright Nights Of Universal Müzik 493 124-4 Turkey Unknown Sparxxx (Cass, Album) Yapım The Dark Days, Bubba 069493124-4 Bright Nights Of Interscope Records 069493124-4 US 2001 Sparxxx (Cass, Album) Related Music albums to Dark Days, Bright Nights by Bubba Sparxxx Aaliyah - I Care 4 U Beltway 8 - 3 Fa 10 Bubba - Bestulen DJ Bubba - Flash Brain EP Bubba Sparxxx - Deliverance Bubba Sparxxx - Ms. New Booty Big Boi Presents Purple Ribbon Allstars - Got Purp? Vol. II Jimmy Wright & His Orchestra - The Sounds Of The Big Bands Bubba Sparxxx - The Dark Days, Bright Nights Of Ms. Jade - Girl Interrupted Timbaland & Magoo - Indecent Proposal Unknown Artist - We R Ugly.
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