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Buckshot Lefonque Music Evolution Mp3, Flac, Wma Buckshot LeFonque Music Evolution mp3, flac, wma DOWNLOAD LINKS (Clickable) Genre: Hip hop / Jazz / Funk / Soul Album: Music Evolution Country: US Released: 1997 MP3 version RAR size: 1136 mb FLAC version RAR size: 1356 mb WMA version RAR size: 1194 mb Rating: 4.8 Votes: 717 Other Formats: AAC TTA VOX AIFF VQF ADX MP2 Tracklist Hide Credits Here We Go Again 1 Percussion – Rocky BryantProducer, Saxophone, Programmed By – Branford 2:26 MarsalisScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Music Evolution Bass [Acoustic] – Reginald VealGuitar – L. Carl BurnettPercussion – Mino CineluPiano – 2 4:59 Joey CalderazzoRap [Featuring] – 50 Styles: The Unknown SoldierSaxophone – Branford MarsalisScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Trumpet – Russell Gunn Wasineveritis 3 0:15 Vocals – 50 Styles: The Unknown Soldier, Branford Marsalis James Brown (Part 1 & 2) Alto Saxophone – David SanbornBass – Reggie WashingtonDrums – Rocky BryantGuitar – L. 4 Carl BurnettScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Tenor Saxophone, Drum Programming 4:56 – Branford MarsalisTrombone – John TouchyTrumpet – Russell GunnVocals [Screamin' N' Shoutin'] – "Hey Man" Jefferson Another Day Bass – Will LeeCello – Richard LockerConcertmaster [Concert Master] – Carol Webb 5 3:34 Sortomme*Saxophone, Drum Programming – Branford MarsalisViolin – Barry Finclair, Donna Tecco, John PintavalleVocals, Keyboards – Frank McComb Try These On Guitar – L. Carl BurnettPercussion, Drum Programming, Keyboards – Rocky BryantRap 6 5:44 [Featuring] – 50 Styles: The Unknown SoldierSaxophone, Drum Programming, Keyboards – Branford MarsalisScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo A Buckshot Rebuttal 7 0:23 Vocals – 50 Styles: The Unknown Soldier, Branford Marsalis My Way (Doin' It) Backing Vocals – Rob (Wacko!) Hunter*Bass – Reggie WashingtonDrums – Rocky 8 BryantGuitar – L. Carl BurnettProducer – L. Carl Burnett, Rob (Wacko!) Hunter*Rap 4:08 [Featuring] – 50 Styles: The Unknown SoldierScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Vocals [Spoken Word] – Laurence Fishburne Better Than I Am Bass – Reggie WashingtonCello – Diane Barere, Ellen Westermann, Mark Orrin Shuman*, Richard LockerConcertmaster [Concert Master] – Carol Webb Sortomme*Drums – Rocky BryantGuitar – L. Carl BurnettPercussion – Mino CineluSaxophone, Drum Programming, 9 5:02 Arranged By, Conductor – Branford MarsalisViola – Alfred Brown, Carol Landon, Crystal Garner, Julien Barber, Rebecca Young, Sue PrayViolin – Barry Finclair, Cecilia Hobbs- Gardner*, Donna Tecco, John Pintavalle, Marti Sweet, Melanie Baker, Paul Peabody, Sandra BillingsleaVocals [Featuring], Keyboards – Frank McComb Paris Is Burning 10 0:26 Vocals – 50 Styles: The Unknown Soldier, Branford Marsalis Jungle Grove Bass [Acoustic] – Ben WolfeDrums – Rocky BryantKeyboards – Joey CalderazzoPercussion – 11 4:45 Mino CineluSaxophone – Branford MarsalisScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Trombone – Delfeayo MarsalisTrumpet – Russell Gunn Weary With Toil 12 Bass – Reggie WashingtonGuitar – L. Carl BurnettPercussion – Mino CineluSaxophone, 5:00 Keyboards, Drum Programming – Branford MarsalisTrumpet – Russell GunnVocals – Tess Black Monday Bass [Acoustic] – Eric RevisPercussion – Rocky BryantProducer [Additional], Programmed 13 5:54 By [Keyboards] – Matthew BackerRap [Featuring] – 50 Styles: The Unknown Soldier, G.U.R.U.*Saxophone, Drum Programming – Branford Marsalis Phoenix 14 Bass [Acoustic] – Ben WolfeDrums – Rocky BryantGuitar – L. Carl BurnettSaxophone, Drum 6:06 Programming – Branford MarsalisVocals [Featuring], Keyboards – Frank McComb Samba Hop Piano – Joey CalderazzoRap [Featuring] – 50 Styles: The Unknown SoldierSaxophone, 15 3:53 Programmed By – Branford MarsalisScratches [Wheels O' Steel] – DJ Apollo Trombone – Delfeayo MarsalisTrumpet – Russell Gunn 16 ... And We Out 1:41 17 One Block Past It 4:56 Companies, etc. Phonographic Copyright (p) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Copyright (c) – Sony Music Entertainment Inc. Recorded At – Sound On Sound, New York Recorded At – Manhattan Center Studios Mixed At – Manhattan Center Studios Mastered At – Masterdisk Credits A&R [Columbia A&R] – Steve Berkowitz Art Direction – Arnold Levine, Gail Marowitz Coordinator [Production] – Jill Dell'abate Design – Gail Marowitz Engineer [Assistant] – Joel Scheunemann*, Kurt Garrison, Richard Clarke, Roy Clark (tracks: 2) Illustration – Anthony Ausgang Mastered By – Greg Calbi Photography By – Charlie Pizzarello Producer – B. Marsalis* (tracks: 1 to 7, 9 to 16) Recorded By, Mixed By – Rob (Wacko!) Hunter* Notes Recorded at Sound On Sound Studios and Manhattan Center Studios, NYC Mixed at Manhattan Center Studios, NYC Mastered at Masterdisk Studios, NYC The tracklist lists 16 track with track 16 as "... And We Out" with a runtime of 6:43. The disc actually contains 17 tracks. Track 16 consists mostly of silence after about 30 seconds and track 17 is a proper (instrumental) track - the name is not mentioned on the release and was taken from a digital download listing of the album. [On disc:] CPTP 000006 Barcode and Other Identifiers Barcode (Text): 0 7464-67584-2 7 Barcode (Scanned): 074646758427 Matrix / Runout (Mirrored, Variant 1): CPTP-000006 3 Matrix / Runout (Mirrored, Variant 2): CPTP-000006 4 Mastering SID Code (Variant 1 & 2): IFPI L322 Mould SID Code (Variant 2): IFPI 7259 Other versions Title Category Artist Label Category Country Year (Format) Music Buckshot 484195-1 Evolution (LP, Columbia 484195-1 Europe 1997 LeFonque Album) Music COL 484195 Buckshot COL 484195 Evolution Columbia Poland 1997 4 LeFonque 4 (Cass, Album) Music Sony BMG Music SB30006C, Buckshot SB30006C, South Evolution (CD, Entertainment, 1997 CK 67584 LeFonque CK 67584 Korea Album) Columbia 484195 4, Music 484195 4, Buckshot Columbia, Sony COL 484195 Evolution COL 484195 Turkey Unknown LeFonque Muzik Turkiye 4 (Cass) 4 Music Buckshot CK 67584 Evolution (CD, Columbia CK 67584 US 1997 LeFonque Album, Club) Related Music albums to Music Evolution by Buckshot LeFonque Branford Marsalis - Royal Garden Blues Branford Marsalis - Romances For Saxophone Branford Marsalis Quartet, Kurt Elling - Upward Spiral Branford Marsalis - I Heard You Twice The First Time Branford Marsalis Quartet - Footsteps Of Our Fathers Branford Marsalis Quartet - Upside Spiral Branford Marsalis - Selections Branford Marsalis Trio - Trio Jeepy Buckshot LeFonque - Buckshot LeFonque Branford Marsalis Quartet Featuring Terence Blanchard - Music From Mo' Better Blues.
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