A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour Album

Tracklist

1	Award Tour (Instrumental)	3:27
2	Award Tour (Radio Version) Vocals [Featuring] – Trugoy The Dove	3:27
3	Award Tour (LP Version) Vocals [Featuring] – Trugoy The Dove	3:27
4	The Chase (Part 2) Rap – Consequence	2:21

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
01241-42186-1	A Tribe Called Quest	Award Tour ‎(12")	Jive	01241-42186-1	US	1993
JIVE CD 344, Jive CD 344	A Tribe Called Quest	Award Tour ‎(CD, Single)	Jive, Jive	JIVE CD 344, Jive CD 344	UK	1993
JIVET 344P	ATCQ	Award Tour ‎(12", Promo)	Jive	JIVET 344P	UK	1993
74321 16820 2	A Tribe Called Quest	Award Tour ‎(CD, Maxi)	Jive	74321 16820 2	Germany	1993
JDCD-42186-1	A Tribe Called Quest	Award Tour ‎(12", RE)	Jive	JDCD-42186-1	US	Unknown

Credits

• Engineer [Additional Engineering] – Tim Latham
• Producer, Recorded By, Mixed By – A Tribe Called Quest
• Recorded By, Mixed By – Bob Power
• Written-By – Ali Shaheed Muhammad, Jonathan Davis , M. Taylor

Notes

Recorded and mixed at Battery Studios. Mastered at the Hit Factory, NYC.

Manufactured in the E.E.C.

Barcodes

• Barcode: 5013705144561

Video

Album

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