Here to Save You All

Here to Save You All
File:Here to Save You All.jpg Studio album by Chino XL
Released	April 9, 1996
Recorded	June 1994 - August 1995
Studio	Platinum Island Recording Studios (New York City, New York) Canyon Digital Port Studios (Los Angeles, CA) Firehouse Studios (Brooklyn, New York) Kitchen Sync Studios (Los Angeles, CA) Secret Six Studios (Los Angeles, CA)
Genre	East Coast hip hop, Conscious hip hop, Hardcore hip hop, Trip hop, Underground hip hop
Length	1:08:40
Label	American Recordings / Warner Bros. Records
Producer	Dan Charnas (exec.), B-Wiz, KutMasta Kurt, Eric Romero, Bird, DJ Homicide

Here to Save You All is the debut studio album by American Hip hop artist Chino XL. It was released on April 9, 1996 via American Recordings and Warner Bros. Records. Chino XL got signed to Rick Rubin's American Recordings in 1994 after the group Art of Origin disbanded. Recording sessions took place at Canyon Digital Port Studios, Kitchen Sync Studios and Secret Six Studios in Los Angeles, California and at Platinum Island Recording Studios and Firehouse Studios in New York City from June 1994 to August 1995. Production was handled by KutMasta Kurt, B-Wiz, Eric Romero, Dan Charnas, Bird and DJ Homicide. It includes guest appearances from Ras Kass, Kool Keith, Gravitation, Dionna Brooks-Jackson and Rosalin "Drama Child" Harris.

Here to Save You All released the singles: "Kreep", "No Complex", "Deliver", "Thousands" and "Rise".

Track listing

1. "Here to Save You All" (feat. Rosalin "Drama Child" Harris) - 0:59
2. "Deliver" - 3:29
3. "No Complex" - 4:40
4. "Partner To Swing" - 4:15
5. "It's All Bad" - 5:00
6. "Freestyle Rhymes" (feat. Dionna Brooks-Jackson) - 4:13
7. "Riiiot!" (feat. Ras Kass) - 4:43
8. "Waiting to Exhale" (feat. Gravitation) - 3:26
9. "What Am I?" - 4:59
10. "Feelin' Evil Again" - 3:32
11. "Thousands" - 4:11
12. "Kreep" - 5:18
13. "Many Different Ways" - 5:07
14. "The Shabba-Doo Conspiracy" (feat. Kool Keith) - 4:39
15. "Ghetto Vampire" - 4:47
16. "Rise" - 5:21

Samples

Here to Save You All

• "The Sorcerer of Isis (Ritual of the Mole)" by Power of Zeus
• "A Song of Innocence" by David Axelrod

Deliver

• "Double Cross" by Irving Joseph

No Complex

• "Slam City" by Quincy Jones

Partner to Swing

• "Five/Four" by Gene Harris
• "Howlin' for Judy" by Jeremy Steig
• "To Da Break of Dawn" by LL Cool J

It's All Bad

• "Come Dancing" by Jeff Beck
• "After the Dance (Instrumental)" by Marvin Gaye

Freestyle Rhymes

• "Peer Pressure" by Mobb Deep

Riiiot!

• "Come In Out of the Rain" by Parliament
• "Lonely Fire" by Miles Davis
• "Don't U Know" by Ol' Dirty Bastard

Waiting to Exhale

• "Meditations" by Robert Cobert Orchestra feat. Jonathan Frid
• Sucka N*!^a" by A Tribe Called Quest

What Am I?

• "Maybe Tomorrow" by The Jackson 5
• "Dark Night of the Bloodspiller" by Chino XL

Feelin' Evil Again

• "Livin' In Heat" by Chase
• "Can I Kick It?" by A Tribe Called Quest
• "Jack the Ripper" by LL Cool J

Thousands

• "Summers Gone" by Mike Longo
• "The Shit is Real (DJ Premier Remix)" by Fat Joe

Kreep

• "Repent Walpurgis" by Procol Harum
• "Levitate" by Becker Brothers
• "In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida" by Iron Butterfly
• "Creep" by Radiohead

Many Different Ways

• "Time's Up" by O.C.
• "Phony As Ya Wanna Be" by GZA
• "One Love" by Whodini

The Shabba-Doo Conspiracy

• "Julia" and "Jade East" by Ramsey Lewis

Ghetto Vampire

• "The Sick Rose" by David Axelrod
• "Nimrodel / The Procession / The White Rider" by Camel

Rise

• "Been Such a Long Time Gone" by Hugh Masekela
• "CB#5" by Ralph Vargas and Carlos Bess
• "Make Me Say It Again Girl (Part 1 & 2)" by The Isley Brothers
• "One Bad Apple" by The Osmonds