HI-FIVE

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:51:12
Hi-Five: Tony Thompson, Roderick Clark, Toriano Easley, Russell Neal, Marcus Sanders (vocals). Additional personnel: Teddy Riley, Alvin Moody (various instruments); Prodigy, Sean LaBreeze (rap); Joshua Michael Grau, Fritz Cadet, Frankie Smith (guitar); Jean-Paul Bourelly (guitar, keyboards); Vincent Henry (saxophone, harmonica), Brett Murphey (trumpet), Eric Foster White (trombone, keyboards, drum programming); Carl E. Bourelly, William Walton (keyboards, drum programming); Kevin Johnson (keyboards, drums); Michael Scaglione, Reggie Washington (bass); Gregge Tupper, Sean Richards, Joe Mendelson (programming). Background vocalists: Tim Cashion, Bernard Bell, Gordon Dukes, Frederick Gordon, Roz Davis, John James, Dave Hollister, LaGaylia Frazier, William Walton. Personnel: Hi-Five (vocals); Sean Labreeze (rap vocals); Jean-Paul Bourelly (guitar, keyboards); Fritz Cadet, Josh Grau (guitar); Frankie Smith (acoustic guitar); Vincent Henry (harmonica, saxophone); Brett Murphey (trumpet); Eric Foster White (trombone, keyboards, drum programming); Kevin Johnson (keyboards, drums); William Walton (keyboards, drum programming, background vocals); Carl Bourelly (keyboards, drum programming); Gregory Tupper, Joe Mendelson (programming); Sean Richards (drum programming); Dave Hollister, Roz Davis, Bernard Bell, Fredrick Gordon, LaGaylia Frazier, Gordon Dukes, John James , Teddy Riley, Alvin Moody, Tim Cashion (background vocals). Audio Mixers: DeVante Swing; Chris Floberg; Michael Allaire; Rod Hui; Teddy Riley; Barbera Aimes. Recording information: Battery Studios, New York, NY; Big Planet Studios, Waco, TX; Climax Studios, Miami, FL; Climax, Miami, FL; Midiland Recording Studio, Miami, FL; Midiland, Miami, FL; New River Studios, Fort Lauderdale, FL; New River, Fort Lauderdale, FL; Slam City Recording, New York, NY; Soundtrack Recording Studios, New York, NY; Soundtrack, New York, NY; Studio Seven, Oklahoma City, OK. Photographer: Alan Messer. Arranger: Eric Foster White. Kiddie-pop, New Jack vocals, and hip-hop flavored uptempo tracks were Hi-Five's stock-in-trade as they tried to ride the wave of popularity for youthful groups in the early '90s. Their first album did decently and even got them a hit single, but was far from the level of the champion in this genre, Boyz II Men. ~ Ron Wynn
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)