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Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show - April 27th 1995 - WKCR

Here's a re-up of the episode aired on April 27, 1995. The guests that night were Diezzle Don & The Govna, Judge Mental, King Tee & Xzibit.

Big Jaz – Stone to the Bone

Junior Mafia – Player’s Anthem

Talk Break

Total Pack – Me and Mines

Heather B – All Glocks Down (An L to the Neck Remix)

First Down – Front Street

Talk Break

Diezzle Don & The Govna – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle

LL Cool J – No Airplay

AZ – Sugar Hill

The D&D All-Stars – 1, 2 Pass It

Mobb Deep – An Eye For an Eye ft. NaS & Raekwon

Cella Dwellas – Good Dwellas

Jay-Z – Can’t Get With That

Jay-Z – Can’t Get With That

Tha Alkaholiks – Next Level ft. Diamond D

Tha Alkaholiks – Next Level Remix ft. Diamond D

Artifacts – Dynamite Soul Part II ft. Mad Skillz

Talk Break

Judge Mental – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle

Mobb Deep – Give Up the Goods

King Just – No Flows on the Rodeo

Inspectah Deck – Let Me At ‘Em (Soundtrack Version)

King Tee – Free Style Ghetto ft. Tha Alkaholiks & Xzibit

Talk Break

King Tee & Xzibit – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle

Mad Skillz – Skillz in ‘95

Bushwackas – Caught Up in the Game

Lord Digga – Can You Feel It

Mystidious Misfitss – I Be (Lord Digga Remix)

Talk Break

Crime Fam – ’95 Stretch & Bobbito Interview & Freestyle

Grand Puba – I Like It

Crooklyn Dodgers ’95 – Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers

Jeru the Damaja – Invasion

Mad Skillz – The Nod Factor

Mobb Deep – Survival of the Fittest

Raekwon – Glaciers of Ice

Mic Geronimo – Time to Build ft. DMX, Ja Rule & Jay-Z

The Notorious B.I.G. – Friend of Mine

Kool G Rap – Take ‘Em to War ft. MF Grimm & B-1

Grand Puba – Black Family Day

KRS-One – Ah Yeah

Das EFX – No Diggity

Artifacts – Who I Am

Common – Resurrection (Extra P Remix)

Jemini the Gifted One – Story of My Life

Dark Skinned Assassin – Lock Shit Down

Masta Ace – What’s Going On

Ol’ Dirty Bastard – Hippa to Da Hoppa

Mobb Deep – Drink Away the Pain

The Notorious B.I.G. – One More Chance

Boot Camp Click – Boo Ya ft. Foul Play

Various Artists – The Points ft. Big Mike, The Notorious B.I.G., Bone Thugs-N-Harmony, Buckshot, Busta Rhymes, Coolio, Heltah Skeltah, Ill Al Skratch, Jamal, Knowledge, Menace Clan & Redman

Mic Geronimo – Masta I.C.

Check the Stretch&Bobbito Archives for more shows !

King Tee - King Tee IV Life 2xLP - 2025

 

2xLP - 2025 - SCMD Music / HHE 

SCMD Music (TAHA & JTLM records) and Hip Hop Enterprise present the long overdue 2xLP reissue of King Tee "IV Life" (gatefold cover w/ hype sticker) including the Dippin' Remix as a bonus track.

 

 

500 copies only ...

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Microphone Check - The Source, March 1993

 

From The Source - March 1993 - Scans courtesy of Fred Thecle 

Record Report - HHC June 1995

 

From Hip Hop Connection Magazine - June 1995 

Album Review : King Tee - King Tee IV Life - 1994

 

LP - 1994 - MCA Records 

From Rap Pages, Vol.3, #9 - December, 1994

Militant Vinylist Presents Likwit Crew Mixtape

 

Intro

King Tee - At Your Own Risk

Lootpack - Weededed

King Tee - Bust Dat Ass

King Tee - Super Nigga

King Tee - Dippin'

King Tee - Black Togetha Again (Marley Marl Mix)

Tha Alkaholiks - Who Dem Niggas

King Tee - Got It Bad Y'All

Mad Kap - Check It Out

King Tee - Duck

Tha Alkaholiks - Hit And Run

Lootpack - Whenimondamic

Nefertiti - Trouble In Paradise

Tha Alkaholiks - DAAAM!

Tha Alkaholiks - DAAAM!  (Buckwild Remix)

King Tee - Advertisement

Tha Alkaholiks - Make Room

Tha Alkaholiks - All The Way Live

Tha Alkaholiks - Likwit

King Tee - Black Togetha Again

Tha Alkaholiks - Bullshit

Tha Alkaholiks - Turn The Party Out

King Tee - We Got That Fat joint

Tha Alkaholiks - 21 And Under

Tha Alkaholiks - Keep It Pourin'

Tha Alkaholiks - Soda Pop

Lootpack - New Year's Resolution

Defari - Focused Daily

Tha Alkaholiks - Feel The Real

Tha Alkaholiks - Mary Jane

Tha Alkaholiks - Let It Out

Tha Alkaholiks - WLIX

Tha Alkaholiks - Next Level

Tha Alkaholiks - Next Level (Remix)

Xzibit - Eyes May Shine

Tha Alkaholiks - Likwidation

Xzibit - Positively Negative

King Tee - Freestyle Ghetto

Xzibit - At The Speed Of Life

Tha Alkaholiks - Can't Tell Me Shit

Xzibit - Enemies And Friends

Lootpack - Likwit Fusion

Tha Alkaholiks - Pass Out

Lootpack - Hit You Wit Dat

Tha Alkaholiks - Last Call

Defari - Lowland Anthem Part 1

Phil Da Agony - Gold Medalist

Xzibit - Bird's Eye View

Sweet N Lo - Excuse Me As I Rip It

King Tee - Let's Get It On

Quasimoto - Microphone Mathematics

Mad Kap - Beddie Bye

Defari - Bionic

Lootpack - 20 Questions

King Tee - You Can't See Me

King Tee in Represent - 1995

 

From REPRESENT Magazine #07 - April/May 1995

Interview : King Tee in Caught in the Middle Magazine

 

From Caught In The Middle Magazine - Vol.1 - Issue #2 - 1995

Microphone Check - The Source, November 1994

 

From The Source - November 1994 - Scans courtesy of Fred Thecle 

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Scans courtesy of Steph Freshnews 

KING TEE - Tha Triflin’ Album Vinyl LP - 2020

LP - 2020 - IteM Records 

"Taha and JTLM records in association with IteM Records are very proud to present you for the first time on picture cover the third album of the Compton legend King Tee from the world famous Likwit Crew. The album has two sides a “drunk” side and a “sober” side, showing us what’s goin’ on in L.A. and Compton.

Tha Triflin’ Album, with its mixture of raucous black and blue party humor and harrowing depictions of sexploitation and violence, is a reality sandwich from the streets of South Central L.A. Ice cube makes a guest appearance on “KIng Tee’s Beer Stand”, an actual St. Ides commercial that became the #1 most-requested recording on the L.A. radio station K-DAY. He also featured on “Hoe B-4 Tha Homie” with Deadly Threat.

Tee unleashes Tha Alkaholiks, J-Ro and Tash whose lyrical styles add serious strength and versatility to the album. Writing and recording over a period of eight months, King Tee coproduced Tha Triflin’ Album with his redoutable crew – DJ Pooh, Broadway, DJ Aladdin and his DJ, E-Swift from Tha Alkaholiks. Last but not least, legendary east coast producers Marley Marl and DJ Bobcat helped him to add the hardcore NY vibe. The beats are mean and lean, the raps are razor-sharp and the music is def and dope. A must-have for any Hip Hop lovers!!" - IteM Records

Orders : 

- Tha Triflin’ Album Vinyl LP

- Tha Triflin’ Album Vinyl LP (Handnumbered Tha Triflin’ Strip / Test Pressings+Extras)

- Tha Triflin’ Album Vinyl LP (Handnumbered Limited Spray Paint Stencil Art)

Record Report - The Source April 1995

From The Source - April 1995 - Scans courtesy of Frederic Thecle 

Record Report - The Source February 1993

From The Source - February 1993 - Scans courtesy of Fred Thecle 

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Scans courtesy of Steph Freshnews 

King Tee in Rap Pages 1993

From Rap Pages - July 1993 - Scans courtesy of Tim Burton