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The Philadelphia Experiment (album)
The Philadelphia Experiment (album)
The Philadelphia Experiment
cover of "Just the Two of Us" by Grover Washington, Jr., with bass tracks only. Ropeadope later issued two follow-up albums: The Detroit Experiment (2003) featured Carl Craig, Bennie Maupin, Marcus Belgrave, Geri Allen, and Regina Carter.[3] The Harlem Experiment featured Carlos Alomar, Steve Bernstein, Don Byron, Eddie Martinez, bassist Ruben Rodriguez, and drummer Steve Berrios. Guests includes multi-genre vocalist Queen Esther Marrow, bluesman Taj Mahal; vocalist/guitarist James Hunter; trumpeter Olu Dara; turntablist Larry Legend; and the poet muMs da Schemer.[4]
Studio album by The Philadelphia Experiment Released Recorded Genre Label Producer June 12, 2001 September 25-27, 2000 at The Studio, Philadelphia, PA Funk, Jazz Ropeadope Records Andy Blackman Hurwitz, Aaron Luis Levinson
Tracklisting
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. Philadelphia Experiment Grover Lesson #4 Call For All Demons Trouble Man Theme Ain’t It The Truth IIe Ife The Miles Hit (Re)Moved Philadelphia Freedom Mister Magic
Professional reviews • Allmusic link • All About Jazz link
Remix version
Rope-a-dop Records also issued a Remix verThe Philadelphia Experiment is the selfsion of the album Presented by King Britt. titled album resulting from a collaborative 1. Miles Hit [Rob Life Mix] - Rob Yancey project including Uri Caine (keyboards), Ah2. Broad and Cecil B. Moore mir "Questlove" Thompson (drums) and 3. Philadelphia Experiment [Main Mix] Christian McBride (bass). Guest musicians inCharlie Dark clude Pat Martino (electric guitar), Jon 4. Brown Street Swana (trumpet) and Larry Gold (cello and 5. Miles Hit [King Britt Scuba Remix] - King arrangement).[1] Britt Though all from Philadelphia, each musi6. Delaware Avenue cian brings their unique musical background. 7. Philadelphia Experiment [Remix] Caine is an avant-garde pianist, Thompson is 8. Diamond Street a hip-hop drummer and McBride a jazz 9. (Re)moved [Oba Funke Far Re-moved bassist. The result is an "insanely funky" alDub] bum.[2] "Mister Magic" is followed by a "hid10. Sansom Street den track", where Christian McBride plays a 11. Philadelphia Experiment [Remix] - DJ Ghetto
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12. 13. 14. 15. 16. 17. South Street Paul Edwards the Orange Line Spring Garden Street Grover [Remix] - Vikter Duplaix Schuylkill Expressway Grover the III [The Theme to Massagejawn.com] - Randy Watson Experience 18. Osage Avenue 19. Mr. Magic [Remix] - DJ Ghetto
The Philadelphia Experiment (album)
References
[1] Liner notes [2] The Philadelphia Experiment Todd S. Jenkins, All About Jazz, July 01, 2001, Retrieved September 30, 2007 [3] Allmusic review [4] Allmusic review
External links
• The Philadelphia Experiment - official site
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