The Live Mix, Part 2
2001 studio album by Breakestra
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Studio album by Breakestra | ||||
Released | February 20, 2001 | |||
Genre | Funk, Soul, Hip Hop | |||
Label | Stones Throw Records | |||
Producer | This Kid Named Miles | |||
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The Live Mix, Part 2 is an album by Breakestra, an American a ten-piece funk "orchestra". The album is a combination of breaks and funk covers performed with real instruments, and featuring the vocals of band member Mixmaster Wolf. All tracks were produced by This Kid Named Miles.
Track listing
- "Jagger the Dagger"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Jagger the Dagger" performed by Gene McDaniels
- Contains a sample from:
- "Summer in the City"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Summer in the City" performed by Quincy Jones feat. Valerie Simpson
- Contains a sample from:
- "Bubble Gum"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Bubble Gum" performed by The 9th Creation
- Contains a sample from:
- "Crosswind"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Crosswind" performed by Billy Cobham
- Contains a sample from:
- "Just Kissed My Baby"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Just Kissed My Baby" performed by The Meters
- Contains a sample from:
- "Watermelon Man"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Watermelon Man" performed by Johnnie Taylor
- Contains a sample from:
- "Space"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Space" performed by Galt MacDermot
- Contains a sample from:
- "[It's Not the Express] It's The J.B.'s Monaurail"
- Contains a sample from:
- "[It's Not the Express] It's the J.B.'s Monaurail" performed by The J.B.'s
- Contains a sample from:
- "T.L.C."
- Contains a sample from:
- "T.L.C." performed by Average White Band
- Contains a sample from:
- "Funky Drummer"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Funky Drummer" performed by James Brown
- Contains a sample from:
- "Crumbs Off The Table"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Crumbs Off The Table" performed by Laura Lee
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sister Sanctified"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sister Sanctified" performed by Stanley Turrentine
- Contains a sample from:
- "Hook N' Sling"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Hook N' Sling" performed by Eddie Bo
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sing A Simple Song"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sing A Simple Song" performed by Sly & The Family Stone
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sexy Coffee Pot"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sexy Coffee Pot" performed by Tony Alvon & The Belairs
- Contains a sample from:
- "I Got Love"
- Contains a sample from:
- "I Got Love" performed by Charles Wright & the Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band
- Contains a sample from:
- "Baby Don't Cry"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Baby Don't Cry" performed by Third Guitar
- Contains a sample from:
- "Inner City Blues"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Inner City Blues" performed by Reuben Wilson
- Contains a sample from:
- "Cramp Your Style"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Cramp Your Style" performed by All The People
- Contains a sample from:
- "Champ"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Champ" performed by the Mohawks
- Contains a sample from:
- "Hot Pants, I'm Comin'"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Hot Pants, I'm Comin'" performed by Bobby Byrd
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sad Chicken"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Sad Chicken" performed by Leroy & The Drivers
- Contains a sample from:
- "Remember Who You Are"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Remember Who You Are" performed by Sly & The Family Stone
- Contains a sample from:
- "Humpty Dump"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Humpty Dump" performed by Vibrettes
- Contains a sample from:
- "Burning Spear"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Burning Spear" performed by S.O.U.L.
- Contains a sample from:
- "Showbiz Interlude"
- "Soul Power '74"
- Contains a sample from:
- "Soul Power '74" performed by Maceo & The Macks
- Contains a sample from:
- "Getcho Soul Together, Pt. 1"
- "Getcho Soul Together, Pt. 2"
Credits
- Drums: Josh Cohen
- Flute: Double G
- Alto saxophone: Double G
- Tenor saxophone: Double G
- Baritone saxophone: Double G
- Organ: Carlos Guaico
- Fender rhodes: Carlos Guaico
- Bass: Miles Om Tackett
- Violin: Miles Om Tackett, Amir Yaghmai
- Cello: Miles Om Tackett, Amir Yaghmai
- Guitar: Dan Ubick
- Mixing: Miles Om Tackett
Reception
Ron Hart of Billboard gave the album a positive review, saying "As good as it may be, 'Live Mix' is no substitute for the originals. But if you're in search of the best driving music of 2001, peep no further than this right here."[1] Stanton Swihart of Allmusic gave the album 4 stars, saying the album was "A bit rough in spots, but no matter -- funk is supposed to be messy. And this album is funk to the bone."[2]
References
External links
- Breakestra official site
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