Hoopla is the second solo album by Speech, an American rapper known for his work with Arrested Development. It was released in 1999 on TVT Records.
Contents
Critical reception
Hoopla received mixed reviews from critics. Rob Brunner gave the album a C, and described it as a "lightweight retread," "sometimes silly," and "occasionally awful." The Los Angeles Times' Soren Baker was more favorable in his review, giving it a 3 out of 4 star rating and writing, "A comfortable, funky mix of guitars, keyboards and backup singing gives the album a relaxed feel."
Track listing
Do You Know How to Get to Highway 85 (Skit) – 0:45
Clocks in Sync with Mine – 5:37
The Hey Song – 4:50
I Think Yin Is Having a Baby, But I Don't Know (Skit) – 0:22
Our Image – 5:55
Movin' On – 3:52
Which Radio Station Has the Guts (Skit) – 0:16
The Mountain of Lonely – 6:04
Are You Still with Me – 0:13
Slave of It All – 5:53
Leave a Message... Bye Bye (Skit) – 0:13
Sumtimes I Do – 5:11
Yeah Yeah – 5:15
Real Love – 5:28
Shut Down Our Mind Machine – 1:04
The List Goes On – 4:58
Redemption Song – 6:14
If Life Is a River – 4:28
The Hey Song (Remix) Another Perspective – 4:15
Credits
Speech - Composer, Drum Programming, Engineer, Executive Producer, Percussion, Producer, Sampling, Scratching, Lead and Background Vocals
Albert Burroughs - Engineer
Andrew Lane - Wurlitzer
Barry Kimmel - Engineer
Bill Cox - Harmonica
Blake Eisman - Mixing, Piano
Carl T. Boyd - Saxophone
Colin Lantry - Composer, Engineer
Deanna Dawn - Vocals (Background)
Deborah Wright - Vocals (Background)
Eddie Davis - Trumpet
Eddie Stokes - Beats, Fender Rhodes, Handclapping, Producer, String Arrangements, Vocals, Vocals (Background)
Enrique Coley - Drums
Felix Farrar - Violin
Fletcher Dozier Jr. - Wah Wah Guitar
Franquil Hilliard - Engineer, Vocals (Background)
Freddy Luster - Composer
Ike "Za" Williams - Bass, Composer, Guitar (Bass)
India - India - Vocals (Background)
Jason Stokes - Assistant, Mixing Assistant
Jay Frigoletto - Mastering, Wurlitzer



