Album · 2011
The Light of the Sun
- Released
- 20 June 2011
- Label
- Blues Babe
- Catalogue no.
- 9362-49572-7
- Tracklist
- 15 tracks
- Length
- 59:26
- Country
- XE
“The Light of the Sun” is an album by Jill Scott, released in 2011 on Blues Babe. The original release has 15 tracks with a running time of 59:26. Jazz standards on the record include “So In Love” and “Some Other Time”. The line-up features Jill Scott (background vocals, vocals), JR Hutson (turntable, background vocals), Eric D. Wortham II (keyboard, producer), Randy Bowland (acoustic guitar, producer) and Adam Blackstone (keyboard, bass).
Who played on The Light of the Sun
- Jill Scott background vocals, vocals, producer, vocal arranger all tracks
- JR Hutson turntable, background vocals, recording, instruments, producer, keyboard on 12 tracks
- Eric D. Wortham II keyboard, producer on 4 tracks
- Randy Bowland acoustic guitar, producer, guitar on 4 tracks
- Adam Blackstone keyboard, bass, producer, electric bass guitar, double bass on 3 tracks
- V background vocals on 3 tracks
- Aaron Draper background vocals, percussion on 2 tracks
- Corte Ellis background vocals on 2 tracks
- George “Spanky” McCurdy drums (drum set), producer, programming on 2 tracks
- Jairus Mozee guitar, bass on 2 tracks
- Lil' John Roberts drums (drum set), brass on 2 tracks
- Warryn Campbell instruments, producer, programming, vocal arranger on 2 tracks
- Yameen All World background vocals on 2 tracks
- Anthony Hamilton vocals on 1 track
- Ayana Webb background vocals on 1 track
- Charles Parker violin on 1 track
- Darrell Robinson drums (drum set), producer on 1 track
- Donald Hayes brass on 1 track
- Doug E. Fresh vocals on 1 track
- Emma Kummrow violin on 1 track
- Eric Rousseau other instruments on 1 track
- Eve vocals on 1 track
- Jennifer Lorenzo cello on 1 track
- Khari Mateen instruments, producer on 1 track
- Larry Gold conductor, instrument arranger on 1 track
- Luigi Mazzocchi violin on 1 track
- Luis Eric brass on 1 track
- Michelle Bishop violin on 1 track
- Paris Strother keyboard on 1 track
- Paul Wall vocals on 1 track
- Peter Nocella viola on 1 track
- Ricky Pageot keyboard on 1 track
- Sean Cooper other instruments on 1 track
- The A Group background vocals, vocals on 1 track
- Wu10 piano, keyboard, guitar, bass, producer, programming on 1 track
Tracklist
- 1 Blessed 3:28
- 2 So in Love standard 4:36
- 3 Shame 3:34
- 4 All Cried Out Redux 2:59
- 5 Le BOOM Vent Suite 9:02
- 6 So Gone (What My Mind Says) 4:41
- 7 Hear My Call 3:48
- 8 Some Other Time standard 2:18
- 9 Quick 1:50
- 10 Making You Wait 4:09
- 11 Until Then (I Imagine) 3:42
- 12 Missing You 4:14
- 13 When I Wake Up 4:13
- 14 Womanifesto 2:03
- 15 Rolling Hills 4:47
Production
- Sean Tallman recording, engineer
- Montez Roberts recording, engineer
- Phil Tan mix
- Glen Marchese recording, mix
- Bruce Buechner recording, engineer
- Dave Pensado mix
- James Chul Rim recording
- Andre Harris recording
- Brandon Kilgour recording
- Bruce Irvine engineer
- Dre & Vidal producer
- Jeff Chestek recording
- Nathaniel Alford recording
- Phillip “Logann” Scott III recording
- Vanessa Parr recording
More albums by Jill Scott
Frequently asked questions
Who played on The Light of the Sun?
The line-up of The Light of the Sun includes Jill Scott (background vocals, vocals), JR Hutson (turntable, background vocals), Eric D. Wortham II (keyboard, producer), Randy Bowland (acoustic guitar, producer), Adam Blackstone (keyboard, bass), V (background vocals), Aaron Draper (background vocals, percussion) and Corte Ellis (background vocals).
Which label released The Light of the Sun?
The Light of the Sun was released in 2011 on Blues Babe (9362-49572-7).
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