McKinley Dixon Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? (RECYCLED COLOR VINYL) 6/2/08 Cowboy Killers 4:45

Cowboy Killers 4:45

A delightful soundtrack by Howard Ashman and Alan Menken

“You’re not really seeing the personality

Miles 3:11 4 Dialogue: "Be Musical About This Shit

TracksCredits - Disc 1 - 1 Cochise (Album Version) - 3:42 2 Show Me How to Live - 4:37 3 Gasoline (Album Version) - 4:40 4 What You Are (Album Version) - 4:09 - Disc 2 - 1 Like a Stone - 4:54 2 Set It Off (Album Version) - 4:23 3 Shadow on the Sun - 5:43 - Disc 3 - 1 I Am the Highway - 5:35 2 Exploder (Album Version) - 3:26 3 Hypnotize (Album Version) - 3:27 4 Bring Em Back Alive (Album Version) - 5:29 - Disc 4 - 1 Light My Way (Album Version) - 5:03 2 Getaway Car (Album Version) - 4:59 3 The Last Remaining Light (Album Version) - 5:17 Format: Vinyl

McKinley Dixon Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? (RECYCLED COLOR VINYL) 6/2/08 Cowboy Killers 4:45Blurring the lines between the personal and the political, (FADER) McKinley Dixon calls the late Toni Morrison the greatest rapper of all time; and the way he tackles topics like survival, violence, and religion within the expansive landscape of the Black experience, evokes her novels. It is from the title of Morrison's Beloved trilogy where he finds the title of his new album with City Slang Records out June 2: Beloved! Paradise! Jazz!? Musically his