P.M. Dawn - Jesus Wept mp3

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• Engineer – Michael Fossenkemper
• Engineer [Assistant] – Barton Chew, Todd Childress
• Lead Vocals – Prince Be
• Mixed By – Michael Fossenkemper
• Producer – P.M. Dawn

Notes

#2 "Downtown Venus" contains a sample of "Hush" , written by J. South and published by Lowery Music (BMI), used under license from Warner Special Products, performed by Deep Purple.
#3 "My Own Personal Gravity" contains elements from "4 O'Clock In The Morning" performed by The Hassles used under license from Capitol Records, Inc.
#4 "I'll Be Waiting For You" contains a sample of "Pacific" performed by 808 State used under license from ZTT Records Ltd. UK
#5 "Forever Damaged (The 96th)" contains a sample of "Don't Interrupt The Sorrow" performed by Joni Mitchell used under license from Warner Special Products.
#8 "Silence..." Recorded at the gravesite of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
#14 "Sometimes I Miss You So Much" - Dedicated to Christ Conciousness; contains a sample of "Nite And Day" performed by Al Be Sure! used under license from Warner Bros. Records, by arrangement with Warner Special Products.
#15 "Fantasia's Confidential Ghetto: 1999 / Once In A Lifetime / Coconut contains samples of: "Tramp" written by L. Fulsom and J. McCracklin, published by Powerforce Music, admin. by Careers-BMG (BMI)/Budget Music (BMI), admin. by BUG Music and performed by Brian Auger Trinity used under license from PolyGram Special Markets; "Mama Told Me Not To Come" written by R. Newman, published by EMI, performed by 3 Dog Night used under license from MCA Special Markets.

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Jesus Wept - P. Лента с персональными рекомендациями и музыкальными новинками, радио, подборки на любой вкус, удобное управление своей коллекцией. Jesus Wept. Dawn - Jesus Wept 1995. To favorites 0 Download album. Listen album. Songs in album P. Dawn - Intro. Dawn - Downtown Venus. Dawn - My Own Personal Gravity. Dawn - I'll Be Waiting For You. Dawn - Forever Damaged The 96Th. Dawn - The Puppet Show. Dawn - Silence. Dawn - Why God Loves You. Dawn -. Jesus Wept is the third album by American hip hop group P. It was released in October 1995 via Gee Street Records, and was unable to attain the success of the group's first two albums, Of the Heart, of the Soul and of the Cross: The Utopian Experience and The Bliss Album. Vibrations of Love and Anger and the Ponderance of Life and Existence. The album's highest charting single was Downtown Venus, which contained a sample of Deep Purple's Hush. The single reached 48 on the Billboard. With their third album, Jesus Wept, P. Dawn doesn't necessarily make a great leap forward. Instead, they make some great refinements. Prince Be's lyrics are just as trippy and cryptic as ever, but they appear more focused, offering a poetic, spiritual worldview that is supported by the lovely, layered music. Released October 3, 1995. Jesus Wept Tracklist. Intro 1995 15 Songs. Hip-HopRap to Jesus Wept by P. Dawn released their most cohesive and impressive album, 'Jesus Wept' - and sadly, were rewarded with their first flop. 3, 1995, with their third LP, Jesus Wept. Unfortunately, the world doesn't always reward art based on merit, and the album and its singles came nowhere close to the sales totals of the group's first two efforts. Instead, it proved to be the start of a sad decline into obscurity and illness for their mastermind, Prince Be. Born Attrell Cordes, Prince Be and his brother Jarrett, who went by the name DJ Minutemix, first came to the world's attention with their smash 1991 Spandau Ballet-sampling hit Set Adrift on Memory Bliss. Listen free to P. Dawn Jesus Wept Intro, Downtown Venus and more. 15 tracks 60:31. Dawn Format: Audio CD. Please retry. Jesus Wept is, in fact, not all that different from the heady potion of English psychedelic synth pop, east coast new jack sway, and new age metaphysics the group brewed on 1993's The Bliss Album. only it's much more that way. Prince Be's existential voyage through his religiousspiritual identity crisis is surprisingly endearing, and songs like The 9:45 Wake-Up Dream and are every bit as inventive as their titles suggest