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1 Giant Leap
1 Giant Leap
CD, 2002, Pappschuber
| Herstellungsland | USA |
|---|---|
| Veröffentlichungs-Jahr | 2002 |
| Zeit | 70:42 |
| EAN-Nr. | 660200207724 |
| Label/Labelcode | nicht vorhanden |
| Plattenfirma/Katalog-Nr. | Palm / PALMCD 2077-2 |
| Musikrichtung | Pop: Pop-Rock |
| Sammlungen | Gesucht | Flohmarkt |
|---|---|---|
| 0 (3 privat) | 0 | 0 |
Tracklist
I = Instrumental
L = Live
B = Bonustrack
H = Hidden Track
C = Coversong
| CD | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Track | Titel | Zeit | Besonderheit |
| Gesamtzeit | 70:42 | ||
| 1. | Dunya Salam [Feat. Baaba Maal] | 2:55 | |
| 2. | My Culture [Feat. Robbie Williams & Maxi Jazz] | 5:39 | |
| 3. | The Way You Dream [Feat. Michael Stipe & Asha Bhosle] | 8:20 | |
| 4. | Ma' Africa [Feat. The Mahotella Queens & Ulali] | 4:48 | |
| 5. | Braided Hair [Feat. Speech & Neneh Cherry] | 4:03 | |
| 6. | Ta Moko [Feat. Whiri Mako Black] | 5:09 | |
| 7. | Bushes [Feat. Baaba Maal] | 6:34 | |
| 8. | Passion [Feat. Michael Franti] | 5:46 | |
| 9. | Daphne [Feat. Eddi Reader, The Mahotella Queens & Revati Sakalkar] | 7:03 | |
| 10. | All Alone (On Eilean Shona) | 7:50 | |
| 11. | Racing Away [Feat. Grant Lee Phillips & Horace Andy] | 5:59 | |
| 12. | Ghosts [Feat. Eddi Reader] | 6:36 | |
Infos
PALM // (c)/(p) 2001 Palm Pictures
the CD has a card wrapper round the case: PALM (p)/(c) 2002 Palm Pictures Ltd.
File In: Pop / Rock
Under: "O" for "One Giant Leap"
released February 11, 2002
[DVD: PALMDVD 2077 released March 25, 2002]
produced by Duncan Bridgeman & Jamie Catto
1 Giant Leap aka One Giant Leap formed 2001, London, City of London
Members: Jamie Catto, Duncan Bridgeman
1.: Vocals: Baba Maal (Senegal). Electric Mandolin: Shrinvas (India). Keyboards: Duncan Bridgeman
2.: Vocals: Maxi Jazz (UK) and Robbie Williams (UK). Guitar: Dave Randall (UK). Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: George Nuku (New Zealand)
3.: Vocals: Asha Bhosle (India) Whiri Maco Black (New Zealand) Michael Stipe (USA). Putorino: James Webster (New Zealand). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Kora: Pops Mohamed (S.Africa). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards & Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Linesh Shesh (India)
4.: Vocals: Mahotella Queens (S.Africa) Ulali (USA). Poem: Moseo (S.Africa) Djembe and Sabar: Bada & Bakane Seck (Senegal). Percusion: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Guitar: Nigel Butler (UK). Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Flute and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
5.: Vocals: Speech (USA) Ulali (USA) Neneh Cherry (UK). Scratching: DJ Swamp (USA). Guitar, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
6.: Vocals: Whiri Mako Black (New Zealand). Duduk: Levon Minassien (France). Darbooka: Baham Mobayen (Turkey). Flute: Romu Mujumdar (India). Peenay: Luang Padit Thairoh School (Thailand). Electric Violin: Brendan Jury (S.Africa). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Tom Robbins (USA)
7.: Vocals: Baba Maal (Senegal). Darbooka: Bahman Mobayen (Turkey). Conga: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Chanting: Dana Guillespie (UK). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
8.: Vocals: Baligashma Xylophone Group (Uganda) Vocalists from Kayelitsha (S.Africa). Poem: Michael Franti (USA). Drums and Vocals: Mustupha Tettey Addy Drummers (Ghana). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Scratching: DJ Swamp (USA). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
9.: Revati Sakalkar, Varanasi, India (written in liner notes: revetti sakalar / revetti sakalkar)
- Revati Sakalkar [Member of: Ixchel]
- eddireader.net/tracks/1glDAPH.htm
Vocals: Eddi Reader (UK). Mahotella Queens (S.Africa) Pops Mohamed (S.Africa) Revetti Sakalkar (India) Yeye (Guana). Percussion: Richard Carter (UK) Bahman Mobayen (Turkey) Ahmed Mohamed (India). Percussion Effects & Bird Calls: Pops Mohamed (S.Africa). Flute: Romu Mujumdar (India). Nyatiti: Ayub Ogada (Kenya). Indian Guitar: Sanjay Kumar (India). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Kurt Vonnegut (USA)
10.: Vocals: Duncan Bridgeman and The Mahotella Queens (S.Africa). Congos and Bongos: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Duduk: Levon Minassien (France). Sepewera: Aaron Bebe (Ghana). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Ram Dass (USA)
11.: Vocals: Kaolin Thompson (S.Africa) Grant Lee Philips (USA) Horace Andy (UK). Marimba, Djembe, Talking Drum: Frank Byng (UK). Kong: Luang Padit thairoh School (Thailand) Trumpet: Eddie Quansah (Guana). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Kurt Vonnegut (USA)
12.: Vocals: Eddi Reader. Keyboards: Duncan Bridgeman
the CD has a card wrapper round the case: PALM (p)/(c) 2002 Palm Pictures Ltd.
File In: Pop / Rock
Under: "O" for "One Giant Leap"
released February 11, 2002
[DVD: PALMDVD 2077 released March 25, 2002]
produced by Duncan Bridgeman & Jamie Catto
1 Giant Leap aka One Giant Leap formed 2001, London, City of London
Members: Jamie Catto, Duncan Bridgeman
1.: Vocals: Baba Maal (Senegal). Electric Mandolin: Shrinvas (India). Keyboards: Duncan Bridgeman
2.: Vocals: Maxi Jazz (UK) and Robbie Williams (UK). Guitar: Dave Randall (UK). Bass, Acoustic Guitar, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: George Nuku (New Zealand)
3.: Vocals: Asha Bhosle (India) Whiri Maco Black (New Zealand) Michael Stipe (USA). Putorino: James Webster (New Zealand). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Kora: Pops Mohamed (S.Africa). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards & Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Linesh Shesh (India)
4.: Vocals: Mahotella Queens (S.Africa) Ulali (USA). Poem: Moseo (S.Africa) Djembe and Sabar: Bada & Bakane Seck (Senegal). Percusion: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Guitar: Nigel Butler (UK). Bass, Guitar, Keyboards, Flute and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
5.: Vocals: Speech (USA) Ulali (USA) Neneh Cherry (UK). Scratching: DJ Swamp (USA). Guitar, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
6.: Vocals: Whiri Mako Black (New Zealand). Duduk: Levon Minassien (France). Darbooka: Baham Mobayen (Turkey). Flute: Romu Mujumdar (India). Peenay: Luang Padit Thairoh School (Thailand). Electric Violin: Brendan Jury (S.Africa). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Tom Robbins (USA)
7.: Vocals: Baba Maal (Senegal). Darbooka: Bahman Mobayen (Turkey). Conga: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Chanting: Dana Guillespie (UK). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
8.: Vocals: Baligashma Xylophone Group (Uganda) Vocalists from Kayelitsha (S.Africa). Poem: Michael Franti (USA). Drums and Vocals: Mustupha Tettey Addy Drummers (Ghana). Electric Guitar: Dave Randal (UK). Scratching: DJ Swamp (USA). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman
9.: Revati Sakalkar, Varanasi, India (written in liner notes: revetti sakalar / revetti sakalkar)
- Revati Sakalkar [Member of: Ixchel]
- eddireader.net/tracks/1glDAPH.htm
Vocals: Eddi Reader (UK). Mahotella Queens (S.Africa) Pops Mohamed (S.Africa) Revetti Sakalkar (India) Yeye (Guana). Percussion: Richard Carter (UK) Bahman Mobayen (Turkey) Ahmed Mohamed (India). Percussion Effects & Bird Calls: Pops Mohamed (S.Africa). Flute: Romu Mujumdar (India). Nyatiti: Ayub Ogada (Kenya). Indian Guitar: Sanjay Kumar (India). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Kurt Vonnegut (USA)
10.: Vocals: Duncan Bridgeman and The Mahotella Queens (S.Africa). Congos and Bongos: Richard Carter (S.Africa). Duduk: Levon Minassien (France). Sepewera: Aaron Bebe (Ghana). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Ram Dass (USA)
11.: Vocals: Kaolin Thompson (S.Africa) Grant Lee Philips (USA) Horace Andy (UK). Marimba, Djembe, Talking Drum: Frank Byng (UK). Kong: Luang Padit thairoh School (Thailand) Trumpet: Eddie Quansah (Guana). Bass, Guitars, Keyboards and Drums: Duncan Bridgeman. Voice: Kurt Vonnegut (USA)
12.: Vocals: Eddi Reader. Keyboards: Duncan Bridgeman