Name: The New Mixes, Vol. 1: Quincy Jones and Bill Cosby
Brand: Universal Music Distribution
SKU: 40504
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The New Mixes, Vol. 1

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Album: The New Mixes, Vol. 1: Quincy Jones and Bill Cosby
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Along Came Mister Nobody
2)	Jimmy's Theme
3)	Pelando
4)	(Matthew Herbert's) Technically Amateur Mix
5)	Ev'ryday
6)	Valeurs Personelles
7)	United
8)	Glimmer
9)	Where's Eddie?
10)	Jamn y Queso
11)	Miss Leslie
12)	Highland Street Hustle
13)	Hikky-Burr - (Remix)
14)	Hikky-Burr (From the Origianal Jam Sessions 1969)
15)	[Untitled Track]
16)	[Untitled Track]
17)	[Untitled Track]
18)	[Untitled Track]
19)	Hikky-Burr

Album: The New Mixes, Vol. 1: Quincy Jones and Bill Cosby
#	Song Title	Time
1)	Along Came Mister Nobody
2)	Jimmy's Theme
3)	Pelando
4)	(Matthew Herbert's) Technically Amateur Mix
5)	Ev'ryday
6)	Valeurs Personelles
7)	United
8)	Glimmer
9)	Where's Eddie?
10)	Jamn y Queso
11)	Miss Leslie
12)	Highland Street Hustle
13)	Hikky-Burr - (Remix)
14)	Hikky-Burr (From the Origianal Jam Sessions 1969)
15)	[Untitled Track]
16)	[Untitled Track]
17)	[Untitled Track]
18)	[Untitled Track]
19)	Hikky-Burr

Performer Notes

Personnel: Bill Cosby (vocals); Joy Askew (vocals, wah-wah guitar, organ); Alex Stiff (guitar, shaker); Arthur Adams , Koool G Murder (guitar); Claude Chalhoub (violin); Tom Hronick (saxophone); Takuya Nakamura (piano); Marc Cazorla (Fender Rhodes piano, Moog synthesizer, tambourine); Joe Sample (Fender Rhodes piano); Neal Evans (organ, keyboard bass); Harry Siblini (keyboards); Paul Humphrey (drums); Sean Coolican (pans); Said M'Rad (percussion, programming); Eric Bobo (percussion); Eric Krasno (programming).
Audio Mixers: Marc Cazorla; Eduardo Larez; Thomas Foyer; Alex Stiff; Maurice Tawile; John Digweed; Mario Caldato, Jr.; Nick Muir; Ari Raskin; Said M'Rad.
Liner Note Author: Marc Cazorla.
Recording information: Gozadera Studios; Sassi P Studios; Tu Casa Studios; Wood And Fingers.
Photographer: Danielle Brancazio.
The remix collection that complements Original Jam Sessions 1969 has a handful of stunners, with the rest of the tracks being groovy enough, if only because of Bill Cosby and Quincy Jones' original recordings. Herbert mucks everything up on his track, making Quincy's band sound both death metal and amusement-park carousel. Cornershop relate the wacka-wacka guitar to the sitar in their mix, while Bedrock and Said Mrad both take the deep and creeping noir route with great results. Mix Master Mike and Cosby's rap on "Hikky-Burr" sound like a match made in funk heaven, but the turntable master doesn't do much more than scratch over the original track. Everything else is more pleasing than memorable, with few of the remixers willing to really mess with master Quincy's groove. One has to wonder if Concord would've been better off calling on more hip-hop talent. Maybe they would've gone deeper into the funk, but these light-touch and bright remixes make for an enjoyable afternoon poolside if Thievery Corporation and their ilk are your thing. ~ David Jeffries