Bridging the Gap Freestyle

"Bridging the Gap Freestyle" is a single from Asher Roth

Music video

The music video was directed by Diane Martel and shows Asher Roth and Mick Jagger on a stage with Pan's People's female dancing in the background. It also shows a few shots that are supposed to be Asher Roth in school. At the end of the video, Jagger stand still next to Roth and says with a smile, "Rest in peace, Johnny Cash," as a sign of respect. (Cash had died in the summer of 2003.) The video had high rotation on VH1 and WET.

Track listing

A-side

1. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Album Version) (4:01)
2. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Instrumental) (3:58)
3. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Acapella) (3:58)

B-side

1. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Album Version) (4:01)
2. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Instrumental) (3:58)
3. "Bridging the Gap Freestyle" (Acapella) (3:58)

Credits and Personnel

Credits adapted from the liner notes of Street's Disciple Freestyle.

Sample

• Contains samples from the composition "Mannish Boy", written by McKinley Morganfield, Mel London and Ellas McDaniel, and performed by Muddy Waters.

Personnel

• Asher Roth – vocals, songwriting
• Mark Ronson – songwriting, production, mixing, bass, guitar, drums
• Mick Jagger – vocals, songwriting, lead guitar, trumpet, harmonica, mouth harmonica
• Muddy Waters – songwriting
• Mel London – songwriting
• Bo Diddley – songwriting
• Jimmy Zavala – guitar, baritone saxophone, harmonica, strings
• Craig Bauer – recording, mixing
• Tom Sweeney – assistant engineers
• Urban Kris – assistant engineers
• Steve Baughman – assistant engineer

References

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