Mr. Slow Flow

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“Mr. Slow Flow”
“Mr. Slow Flow” cover
Single by Evidence
from the album The Weatherman LP
Released February 2, 2007
Format 12" vinyl, Digital download
Genre Underground hip hop
Length 4:02
Label ABB Records
Writer(s) Michael Perretta
Joey Chavez
Tavish Graham
Producer Sid Roams
Evidence singles chronology
"Searching 4 Bobby Fisher"
(2001)		 "Mr. Slow Flow"
(2007)		 "All Said and Done"
(2007)

"Mr. Slow Flow" is the first single from Evidence's first full-length album The Weatherman LP. The single was released February 2, 2007 as a 12" vinyl with "Hot & Cold" as its B-Side. It has a slow atmospheric beat reminiscent of a storm created by production duo Sid Roams. Its lyrics deal with Evidence's slow flow and prowess on the microphone. It contains scratched samples--provided by DJ Revolution--from the remix of Jay-Z's "A Million and One Questions" and "Strictly Snappin' Necks" by EPMD. A remix of "Mr. Slow Flow" found on Dilated Peoples' album The Release Party features PMD. A music video was created for the album version of "Mr. Slow Flow."

Contents

[edit] Track listing

[edit] A-Side

  1. "Mr. Slow Flow (Clean)" (4:05)
  2. "Mr. Slow Flow (Street)" (4:04)
  3. "Mr. Slow Flow (Instrumental)" (4:05)
  4. "Mr. Slow Flow (Acapella)" (3:46)

[edit] B-Side

  1. "Hot & Cold (Clean)" (4:27)
  2. "Hot & Cold (Street)" (4:27)
  3. "Hot & Cold (Instrumental)" (4:21)
  4. "Hot & Cold (Acapella)" (1:41)

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