Album US 1990 on BMG Video label
Hip-Hop/Rap
A Tribe Called Quest's first home video, primarily a live performance but also features their music video for "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo". For the "cameraman" credits, it is just each member of the group with their camcorders and are credited on the box as being holders of their own "QuestCam".
![]() | A Tribe Called Quest , 1985-1998 US album by |
![]() | Ali Shaheed Muhammad b, ttbl, *1970 US cameraman |
![]() | Jarobi , *1971 US cameraman |
![]() | Phife Dawg voc, *1970 US cameraman |
![]() | Q-Tip voc, *1970 US cameraman |
![]() | Jungle Brothers , *1987 US lead vocals, uncredited |
![]() | Monie Love bvoc, *1970 GB lead vocals, uncredited, rap, uncredited |
![]() | Afrika Baby Bambaataa , rap, uncredited |
![]() | Mike G voc, US rap, uncredited |
![]() | DJ Sammy B , turntables, uncredited |
Rick Elgood directed by |
Grace Wells producer |
No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
---|---|---|---|---|
1 | Intro | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
2 | Public Enemy | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
3 | Push It Along | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
4 | Description Of A Fool | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
5 | Youthful Expression | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
6 | I Left My Wallet In El Segundo | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
7 | Rhythm (Devoted To The Art Of Moving Butts) | A Tribe Called Quest | ||
8 | Free Style | A Tribe Called Quest |