Who Got The Gravy?

構成数 : 1枚
合計収録時間 : 00:52:44
Digital Underground: Edward Ellington "Humpty-Hump" Humphrey III, Shakeem Bocaj V, Peanut Hakeem Anafu Washington (rap vocals). Additional personnel: KRS One (rap vocals, keyboards, programming); Biz Markie, Big-Pun, Esinchill, Mystik, Clee & John Doe, Styles & Whateva, Truck Turner, Shock Geesus (rap vocals); Kim Morgan, Malia Mamou, Rashida Card, Dina Wright (vocals); The Piano Man, DJ-JZ, Garry Jackson, Shock-Jigga, Genji Siraisi, J. "Funk" Alexander (keyboards, programming); Jonathan Marin (electric bass); JZ, Too Fly, Eli (scratches); Larry Jones, Quinton "Groove" Washington, Luchia "Sykes" Paris, Arron Jackson, Tanya Spurlock, Greg "Gold" Wilson, Mac Mone, John Doe, Jr., Lissette Figueroa (background vocals). Producers: Shock-G, Gary Katz, DJ-JZ, Truck Turner, KRS One. Recorded at Infinite Studios, Alameda, California; Battery Studios and Temple Of Soul, New York, New York. Personnel: KRS-One (vocals, keyboards); Kim Morgan, Dina Wright, Whateva, Money-B, Mystik, Styles P , John Doe (vocals); Jay Alexander, Genji Siraisi, The Piano-Man (keyboards); Too Fly Eli (turntables); Luchia "Paris" Sykes, Quinton Washington, Tanya Spurlock, Larry Jones, Greg Wilson (background vocals). Recording information: Battery, New York, NY; Infinite Sound Studios, Alameda, CA; Temple Of Soul, New York, NY. Animation: Greg Jacobs . Photographer: Jim Herity. The self-proclaimed "original big-nosed rapper" Humpty-Hump returns with an album that picks up where previous DU recordings left off. Though late-'90s hip-hop came to be typified by ominous soundscapes and aggressive gangsta rap, Humpty and friends were never out to start anything more than a party. Edward Ellington Humphrey III's boisterous, humor-filled style reigns gleefully over sophisticated, hook-filled tracks that make the most of synth textures and funky, highly danceable beats. Humpty gets some help from the likes of KRS-One, Big Pun and many more. Biz Markie plays the dozens with the Big Proboscis on the x-rated, uproarious "The Odd Couple." Nursery rhyme themes are utilized in the service of more adult themes on "Blind Mice." WHO GOT THE GRAVY ain't nothing but a party, but it's one that will last as long as the disc is spinning.
録音 : ステレオ (Studio)