This 1991 single from A Tribe Called Quest is a prime example of their signature jazz-rap sound, serving as a standout track that highlighted the group's intricate lyricism and infectious groove. It also featured a notable remix by jazz legend Ron Carter.
- "Jazz (We've Got)" was released as a single in November 1991, preceding the release of their third album, Midnight Marauders.
- The single's B-side included a remix of the track featuring jazz bassist Ron Carter, who also played on "Verses from the Abstract" from The Low End Theory.
- While not a major chart hit on its own, "Jazz (We've Got)" became a fan favorite and a staple of college radio, underscoring the group's critical acclaim within the burgeoning alternative hip-hop scene.
A Tribe Called Quest was a seminal East Coast hip-hop group from Queens, New York City, best known for their positive lyrics, innovative jazz-infused beats, and Afrocentricity. In late 1991, they were riding high on the success of their sophomore album, The Low End Theory, cementing their status as leaders of the jazz rap movement.
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