Alphabet soup

• Genres: Rap

Biography

Hailing from the free-form jazz and improvised hip-hop roots of San Francisco, Alphabet Soup came a long way before having a chance to play at the Monterey Jazz Festival. Fronted by the duo MCs of CB and Blake, their politically charged rantings flow to the background of Wilbur Krebs (lead bass), Sammy Biggers (bass), Kenny Brooks (saxophone), Dred Scott (keyboards), and Jay Lane (drums and formerly of the Charlie Hunter Trio and Sausage). With their album collection including Davis, Coltrane, KRS-One, and Public Enemy, Mammoth Records took notice and released their 1998 debut "Layin' Low in the Cut." ~ Mike DaRonco, All Music Guide

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• Platform: IBM PC Compatible
• Release Date: 1994
• Genre: Educational
• Style: Spelling

Game Description

Alphabet Soup encourages children aged five to ten to learn spelling by participating in interactive mini-games. Players must match three words by selecting letters from a bowl of soup before it turns cold. Children are also challenged to form words by viewing pictures of bees, monkeys, frogs, and trees. A two-player option is available, and high scores can be viewed from the main menu.

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