Live At The House Of Blues (Fanpack: Includes Get Lifted CD & Live At The Home Of Blues DVD)＜限定盤＞

構成数 : 2枚
合計収録時間 : 00:57:36
Personnel: John Legend (vocals, piano, Fender Rhodes piano, organ, keyboards); John Legend; Ronald Stephens (vocals, hand claps, background vocals); H. Anthony Stephens, Vaughn Stephens, A. Wayne Stephens, Tara Michel, Kashaan Stephens (vocals, background vocals); Lenesha Randolph, James Roston, Na2 (vocals); Kanye West (rap vocals, programming, drum programming); Snoop Dogg (rap vocals); Dave Tozer (guitar, keyboards, bass guitar, programming, drum programming); Jayme Kelly Curtis, Sharief Hobley (guitar); Corey Hogan (saxophone); Steve Tirpak, Jenee Dixon (trumpet); Elizabeth Lea (trombone); will.i.am (Clavinet, Moog synthesizer, programming, drum programming); Josh Valleau (keyboards, programming); Chris Robinson (keyboards, background vocals); Jeremy Dyen (synthesizer); Swiss Chris Flueck (drums); Ted Chung, Jimmy Coleman (hand claps); Brett Stephens, Marjorie Stephens, MBalia Singley, Brandy Stephens, Vada Stephens, Denise Hudson, Phyllis E. Stephens, Doris Stephens, Dionne Stephens, Phyllis Y. Stephens, Melanie Williams (background vocals); Miri Ben-Ari (strings); Tim Izo (flute, saxophone); Printz Board (trumpet). Audio Mixers: Manny Marroquin; Jim Caruana; Thom Cadley; Tony Maserati . Recording information: House Of Blues, Hollywood, CA (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); Platinum Sound Recording Studio (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); Sony Music Studios, New York, NY (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); Sound Images, Cincinnati, OH (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); Studio Crash, Philadelphia, PA (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); The Record Plant, Los Angeles, CA (08/21/2005-08/22/2005); The Stewchia, Los Feliz, CA (08/21/2005-08/22/2005). Directors: Jim Gable; Diane Martel. Editors: Mari Keiko Gonzalez; Chris Osterhus; Dawn Colello; Matt Skerrit. Photographers: Patricia Tyree; Danny Clinch. Unknown Contributor Role: Swiss Chris Flueck. Arranger: Miri Ben-Ari. Six years after cutting his musical teeth as a teen, tickling the ivories on the classic Lauryn Hill single "Everything Is Everything," John Stephens popped up everywhere in 2004, going by the bold name of John Legend. His ubiquity was unsurprising, since he was taken under the wing of Kanye West, the year's breakout success, who tabbed Legend "the future of hip-hop." It's an interesting label for a man whose elegant voice and schooled songwriting conjures up Bill Withers and Al Green, but sometimes the future intersects with the past in a manner transcending revival. Legend drops his debut, GET LIFTED, into the center of the neo-soul universe, and it's a charming, earnest record. Sometimes he dives into a contemporary slow jam, as on "Let's Get Lifted;" other times he finds a groove the Delfonics would be proud of, as on the West-driven "Number One." On the gently gorgeous "Ordinary People, " however, it's just the man and his piano. Whether he's truly the future direction of any genre or not, Legend is an artist to watch, and GET LIFTED offers the first major taste of his talent.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)