Bumpin' (album)
Bumpin' may refer to: * ''Bumpin (Wes Montgomery album), 1965 * ''Bumpin (Dis-n-Dat album), 1994 See also * Bumping (other) Bumping may refer to: Processes * Bumping (chemistry), the irregular boiling of a liquid * Lock bumping, a lock picking technique * Thread bumping on an Internet forum Places * Bumping Lake, Washington state, United States * Bumping River, which ...

Bumpin' (Wes Montgomery Album)
''Bumpin' '' is an album by the American jazz guitarist Wes Montgomery, released in 1965. It reached number 116 on the ''Billboard'' 200 chart. It was Montgomery's first album to reach the charts. Reception In his AllMusic review, Shawn M. Haney praised the album: "Not only is his brilliant command of the six-string present here, so is the vivid color tones of notes and blue notes played between. Backed up by a hauntingly beautiful and mesmerizing orchestra conducted and arranged by Don Sebesky, the music almost lifts the listener off his feet into a dreamy, water-like landscape. The atmosphere is serene and enchanting, such as a romantic evening for two under starlight, and certainly a romantic eve merits the accompaniment of this record... The recording engineer did a wonderful job with this album. The sound quality is clear and lush, and, overall, this collection of mid-'60s Latin jazz is a delight to listen to, once and again." Track listing #"Bumpin'" (Wes Montgomery) – ...
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Bumpin' (Dis-n-Dat Album)
''Bumpin is the first and only album by Dis-n-Dat, released October 11, 1994, on Epic Records. The album was produced by CC Lemonhead and Jay Ski, best known for their work with the popular Miami bass groups 95 South, 69 Boyz, and Quad City DJ's. ''Bumpin, however, failed to match the success of those groups, only making it to 53 on the R&B charts and 24 on the Heatseekers chart. Despite the album's failure, the single "Freak Me, Baby" peaked at #60 on the Billboard Hot 100, ''Billboard'' Hot 100, the duo's only single to chart. "Party" also found success on the R&B and hip hop charts and appeared on ESPN's ''Jock Jams, Volume 2''. Track listing #"Party"- 4:51 #"Whoot, Here It Is"- 4:09 #"Do Dat Thang"- 4:29 #"Freak Me, Baby"- 3:24 #"Double D Bass"- :50 #"Bumpin'"- 3:06 #"Callin Cleotis"- :42 #"Hotel, Motel"- 3:23 #"Yeah, Just Hit Me"- 3:30 #"Dis 'N' Dat"- 4:09 Charts References

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