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THE NEW GROOVE: THE BLUE NOTE REMIX PROJECT VOL. 1 is an album of classic Blue Note songs remixed by hip-hop producers. Includes liner notes by Keith Thompson. Personnel: Ugonna Okegwo (vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass); Dr. Lonnie Smith (vocals, organ); Dianne Reeves, Ras I. Zulu, Dawn Beckman, Arlynne Page, Trinna Simmons, Jazzyfatnastees, Michael Franti, The Mystic, Tracy Moore, Bill Harvey (vocals); Cornell Dupree, Earl Klugh, Gene Bertoncini, Grant Green, Sam T. Brown, Larry McGee, Louis Russell, Luis Russell, Melvin Robinson, Ray Fuller (guitar); Francisco Centeno (electric guitar); Gene Bianco (harp); Jerome Richardson (flute, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Ronnie Laws (flute, alto saxophone, background vocals); Ernie Watts (flute, tenor saxophone); Dave Valentin, Katisse Buckingham (flute); John Lowe, Tom Scott, Justin Gordon (woodwinds); Cannonball Adderley (saxophone); Frank Foster (tenor saxophone, electric piano); Claude Bartee, Jr., Rudy Jones, Mark Isham, Mark Shim, Bob Berg (tenor saxophone); Ronnie Cuber (baritone saxophone); Oscar Brashear, Bobby Bryant (trumpet, flugelhorn); Donald Byrd, Marcus Printup, Tom Harrell, Blue Mitchell (trumpet); Nat Adderley (cornet); Maurice Spears (bass trombone); Jacky Terrasson (piano, electric piano); Eddie Cano, Gene Harris, Horace Silver, Bobby Lyle (piano); Dave Grusin (electric piano, synthesizer); Ronnie Foster (organ); Nick Smith (keyboards, keyboard bass); Joe Zawinul (keyboards); Larry Dunn (synthesizer); Bobby Hutcherson (vibraphone, marimba); George Devons, William Bivens (vibraphone); Gordon Edwards , Will Lee (electric bass); More Rockers (drums, programming); Jimmy Johnson , Freddie Waits, Sylvester Goshay, Steven Guittierrez, Questlove, Al Foster, Leon Parker, Steve Gadd (drums); Arthur Jenkins , Joseph Armstrong (congas); Johnny Paloma, Omar Clay, Ralph MacDonald, Rudy Calzado, Bobby Matos (percussion); Cokni ODire (sampler, scratches). Audio Remixers: DJ Smash; Diamond D ; Easy Mo Bee; Brian Pugsley; Eric Lynch; Dino Zervous; Josh Chervokas; James B. Mansfield; Joe Quinde; Large Professor; Michael Frondelli. Liner Note Author: Keith Thompson. Recording information: A&R Studios, New York, NY (08/08/1969-08/31/1995); Camp Columsy Studios, New York, NY (08/08/1969-08/31/1995); Culchie Lounge, Newark, NJ (08/08/1969-08/31/1995); Los Angeles, CA (08/08/1969-08/31/1995); Operational Breadbasket (08/08/1969-08/31/1995). Photographer: Michael Wong . Unknown Contributor Roles: Karen Jones ; Guru; Gerry Vince; Bernard Kundell; Constance Pressman; Jacob Krachmalnick; LG Experience; Marshall Sosson; Pamela Goldsmith; Kathleen Lenski ; Edgar Lustgarten. Arrangers: Dale Oehler; Dave Grusin; The Mystic; The Angel; Wade Marcus; Bobby Hutcherson. One of many jazz-rap fusion projects of the mid-'90s, The New Groove found top hip-hop acts of the time -- including Diamond D., Guru, the Roots, and Spearhead -- remixing and revamping classic tracks by legendary jazz artists like Donald Byrd, Lonnie Smith, and Bobby Hutcherson. Though far from a novel concept even then, the album works better than most similar projects thanks to the talents of the parties involved. The Angel's version of Byrd's "Kofi," which features silky-smooth rhymes from up and coming female MC Mystic, proves one of the album's high points, as does DJ Smash's ultra-funky, violin-heavy update of Stevie Wonder's "Living for the City." But almost all of the tracks work well, pointing out the direct lines connecting the groovy hipness of jazz with the best of modern hip-hop. ~ Bret Love

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