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Composer: Adam Holzman.
Adam Holzman: Adam Holzman (Kurzwell synthesizer); Alan "AB" Burroughs (guitar); Aaron Heicke (saxophone); Freddy Cash Jr. (bass instrument); Mitch Stein , Alex Elena.
Personnel: Adam Holzman, Adam Holzman (piano, electric piano, Fender Rhodes piano, Wurlitzer organ, keyboards, mini-Moog synthesizer, drums, programming, sampler); Alanda Burroughs, Mitch Stein (guitar); Aaron Heick (saxophone, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Alex Elena (drums, programming, sampler).
Audio Mixers: Jim Caruana; Scott Young .
Recording information: Manhattan Center Studios, New York, NY; Sony Music Studio, New York, NY. Jazz Rocket Science Music Adam Holzman Jazz Rocket Science Songs | 1. | Superhero |
| 2. | Life on Mars |
| 3. | Telltale Heart, The |
| 4. | Whole World Is Everywhere, The |
| 5. | Firewire |
| 6. | Level 3 Intro: Airlock |
| 7. | Level 3 Containment Suit |
| 8. | Maria Rain |
| 9. | Kadiddle Hopper |
| 10. | Kryptonite - (for Herbie Hancock) |
| 11. | Miles Runs the Voodoo Down |
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