Miles Davis – Doo-Bop
Label:
Warner Bros. Records – 9 26938-2
Format:
CD, Album
Country:
US
Released:
30 Jun 1992
Genre:
Hip Hop, Jazz
Style:
 [bad word]  Fusion, Trip Hop, Contemporary Jazz
Tracklist Hide Credits
1  Mystery  3:55
2  The Doo-Bop Song

    Featuring – A.B. Money, Easy Mo Bee, J.R. (2)

 5:00
3  Chocolate Chip  4:38
4  High Speed Chase  4:41
5  Blow

    Featuring – Easy Mo Bee

 5:06
6  Sonya  5:31
7  Fantasy

    Featuring – Easy Mo Bee

 4:35
8  Duke Booty  4:55
9  Mystery (Reprise)  1:29 [bad word] etc

    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
    Copyright (c) – Warner Bros. Records Inc.
    Manufactured By – WEA Manufacturing

Credits

    Art Direction – Robin Lynch (2)
    Engineer [Additional Engineering] – A. Steuer*, Zane Giles*, [bad word] Moore, Daniel Beroff, John McGlain, Kirk Yano, Randy Hall, Reggie Dozier*
    Executive-Producer, Producer [Associate] – Gordon Meltzer
    Mastered By – Ted Jensen
    Mixed By – D'Anthony Johnson (tracks: 1 to 3, 8, 9), Eric Lynch (tracks: 4, 6), Matthew "Boomer" Lamonica (tracks: 5), Roy Hendrickson (tracks: 7)
    Photography By [Front And Back Cover] – Annie Leibovitz
    Photography By [Miles And Easy Mo Bee] – Michael Benabib
    Producer – Easy Mo Bee
    Producer [Associate] – Matt Pierson
    Technician [Production Services] – Faith Newman, Linda Burke
    Technician [Technical Services] – Rodney Lucas
    Written-By – Donald Hepburn (tracks: 3), Easy Mo Bee, Larry Mizell (tracks: 4), Miles Davis

Notes
"Mystery" contains a sample of [bad word] Away" by Chocolate Milk.
"The Doo-Bop Song" contains samples of Summer Madness" by Kool & The Gang, "The Fishing Hole (Theme from The Andy Griffith Show)" and "La-Di-Da-Di".
"Chocolate Chip" contains samples from "Bumpin' On Young Street" by Young-Holt Unlimited and "Thanks For Everything" by Pleasure.
"High Speed Chase" contains a sample of "Street Lady" as performed by Donald Byrd.
"Blow" contains a sample of "Give It Up Or Turn It Loose" by James Brown.
"Fantasy" contains a sample of "Love Pains" by Major Lance.