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1996
Interview/bio | Discography
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Discography
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| Now |
Columbia
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Released August 2001 |
| Embrya |
Columbia
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COL 489420 2 |
Released
June '98 |
| MTV
Unplugged EP |
Columbia
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COL 488292 2 |
Released
July '97 |
| Maxwell's
Urban Hang Suite |
Columbia
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483699 2 |
Released
April '96 |
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| Luxury:Cococure |
Columbia Records |
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Released May '98 |
| Whenever Wherever
Whatever |
Columbia Records |
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Released June '97 (U.S.) |
| Sumthin', Sumthin' - The
Mantra (remixes) |
Columbia Records |
COL 663763 2 |
Released March '97 |
| Ascension (remixes) |
Columbia Records |
COL 663348 2 |
Released September '96 |
| Ascension (remixes) |
Columbia Records |
XPR 2309 (Vinyl) |
Released August '96 |
| Til the Cops Come
Knockin' - The Opus |
Columbia Records |
COL 663120 2 |
Released May '96 |
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| Other credits: |
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Maxwell
sings on "Softly, Softly," taken from Sweetback's self-titled album (Epic
Records, EPC 485390), released in October 1996. Sweetback is actually Sade, the band that
backed up Nigerian born songstress Sade Adu (Helen Folasade Adu). Sade scored with songs
like "Smooth Operator", "The Sweetest Taboo" and "Never As Good
As The First Time" in the mid eighties. The members of Sweetback are Andrew Hale,
Paul S. Denham and Stuart Matthewman. Stuart played sax, guitar, bass and drums, co-wrote
and produced "Welcome", "Whenever Wherever Whatever" and
"Lonely's The Only Company" on "Maxwell's Urban Hang Suite." |
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Maxwell
co-wrote the track "Play That Groove For Me" on Grover Washington, Jr.'s 1996
"Soulful Strut" album (Sony/Columbia 485142 2). |
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"Segurança
(Security)" is the title of Maxwell's contribution to "RedHot + Rio", a CD
on Antilles Records (533 183-2). According to the sleeve notes, "RedHot +Rio" is
the ninth in a series of AIDS awareness and fundraising projects by The Red Hot
Organization. "Segurança (Security)" was written and produced by Maxwell and
Stuart Matthewman. |
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An
alternate take, a "mellosmoothe " version of "Sumthin' Sumthin'" can
be found on "Love Jones" (Columbia COL 487230 2), released in March 1997.
"Love Jones" is the soundtrack to the movie of the same name starring Larenz
Tate and Nia Long. "Sumthin' Sumthin'" was written by Maxwell and Leon Ware and
was remixed by Musze, i.e. Maxwell. Other artists on the soundtrack include Dionne Farris,
Refugee Camp All-Stars Featuring Lauryn Hill, Groove Theory, Trina Broussard, Xscape,
Brand New Heavies, Kenny Lattimore, Cassie, Cassandra Wilson, Marcus Miller and Me'shell
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April 1996.
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