Tuesday, December 17, 2019

Grown Man Rap Show - Ep #242 - Birthday Tribute to Johnny Hammond




Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.


This is Episode 242 - Birthday Tribute to Johnny Hammond - DJ Toast - originally aired on December 15, 2019






Johnny Hammond “I’ll Be There” (1971)
BIG “Party & Bullshit” (1993)
DMX “Fuckin’ Wit’ D” (1998)
Stetsasonic “In Full Gear” (1988)
Hieroglyphics “See Delight” (1998)
Johnny Hammond “Shifting Gears” (1975)
45 King f. Markey Fresh “The King is Here” (1989)
Kool Moe Dee “I’m a Player” (1987)
K-Solo “Rockin’ for My Home Town” (1990)
King Sun “Big Shots (Remix)” (1991)
Kwame f. DJ Tat Money “Push the Panic Button” (1989)
E.S.P. “We Got It” (1988)
Byrdie Green “Return of the Prodigal Son” (1968)
Grand Puba “Lickshot” (1992)
Johnny Hammond “Breakout” (1971)
Eric B. & Rakim “Casualties of War” (1992)
Beastie Boys “Finger Lickin’ Good” (1992)
Samuel Jonathan Johnson “My Music” (1978)
Jadakiss “We Gonna Make It” (2001)
Ras Kass “Home Sweet Home” (2001)
Johnny Hammond “Big Sur Suite” (1974)
Gang Starr “24-7/265” (1992)
DJ Krush “Edge of Blue” (1994)
Beastie Boys “Pass the Mic” (1992)
Casual “Me-O-Mi-O” (1994)
Dr. Dre “A Nigga Witta Gun” (1992)
DJ Kay Slay f. Sauce Money, Joe Buddens, WC, Bun B & Killer Mike “Coast to Coast Gangstas” (2003)
DJ Shadow “Rock Lesson” (2008)
Black Sheep “Choice is Yours (original)” (1991)
Jungle Brothers “Sunshine” (1989)
Johnny Hammond “Fantasy” (1975)
Johnny Hammond “Rock Steady” (1972)
Junior M.A.F.I.A. “Crazaay” (1995)
E.C. Illa “Ease Back (New & Improved)” (1993)
Ras Kass “New Era Cashmere” (2017)
Johnny Hammond “Can’t We Smile?” (1975)
Sadat X. f. Street Smartz “How It Used to Be” (2012)
The BUMS “Take a Look Around” (1995)
Johnny Hammond “Never Can Say Goodbye” (1971)
Johnny Hammond “Tell Me What to Do” (1975)
Shabaam Sahdeeq “Side 2 Side” (1997)



Mix : Debonair P Presents Debonair Blends 19 ('00s Hip Hop Megamix)









1. SHOWBIZ & AG - TAKE IT BACK
2. ODD GOONS - DEEP SPACE
3. DOPPELGANGAZ - THE PROPS
4. K-BANGER - 4 TIMES 4
5. KUKOO & WORLD - PADDED CELLS
6. FORMULATIN FATHERS - EASE YOUR SORROW
7. SKYZOO - FOR WHAT IT'S WORTH
8. WALT SICKNIN' - SICKNIN' RICH
9. EPIDEMIC - PATIENCE
10. DOOLEY O - SPACE RIDE
11. EASY MO BEE & EMSKEE - THE EVERYDAY
12. BLU - FUNDAMENTALS (REMIX)
13. ED OG - VOICES
14. KEV BROWN W GRAP LUVA - STRUGGLA'S THEME
15. ENCORE - LOVE & HATE
16. MEYHEM LAUREN - BROKEN GLASS
17. SPARROW - AMAZING
18. BANKAI FAM - MOVE ON
19. OMNISCENCE - CHURCH VS STATE (REMIX)
20. J-LIVE - NIGHTS LIKE THIS
21. MATHEMATIK - ON TOP
22. LAST JAZZ CLUB - CHECK IT OUT
23. FEVERS - HEY!
24. BIG DADDY KANE - NITE & DAY
25. TRILATERAL COMMISSION - SOMETHIN' AIN'T RIGHT
26. ESQ & CHIKARAMANGA - COSMIC MELLOW
27. OKTOBER - FOUR KORNERS
28. BENEFICENCE - COLD TRAIN
29. LARGE PROFESSOR - OPULENCE
30. CHRIS LOWE - HURT IT
31. ORGANIC THOUGHTS - WORLD RENOWNED
32. OC & NAGMATIC - LET IT ROLL
33. SCORE34 - KNOW DA SOUND
34. PSEUDO INTELLECTUALS - NOVEMBERFEST
35. AUDESSEY & A CAT CALLED FRITZ - SOLID GROUND
36. TRUTH BY DESIGN - NO TIME
37. MASTA ACE - ME & AG
38. CHILLXWILL - PICKIN' POCKETS
39. HANNIBAL STAX - REAL GOOD
40. MR COMPLEX - PEOPLE DON'T KNOW
41. JAZZ ADDIXX - SOMETHING YOU LIVE
42. FINSTA - ALL THEY KNOW (REMIX)
43. GELS - IN MY LIFETIME
44. GODFATHER DON - BOTTOM LINE
45. PINGS - PEACE
46. JIGMASTAS - RESURGE
47. AKBAR - DRIFTIN' THRU SPACE
48. PETE FLUX & PARENTAL - WARMING UP
49. STARVIN B - THE WAY OF THE FIST
50. TRU COMERS - MIND SPACE
51. DYNAS - MORE
52. LIL DAP - CODE OF SILENCE
53. PARIS - WORDS I WROTE
54. SICKNESSMP - LE SUNS
55. PROPO'88 W/ SELF - THAT'S HOW THE GAME GO
56. FULL CIRCLE - QUICK $
57. MEKALEK W/ FEDD HILL - LOVE LIFE MONEY GUNS
58. PITCH BLACK - REP DA HARDEST
59. RAKIM - MAN WITH A GUN
60. PATEN LOCKE - OFF THE GRID
61. AKROBATIK - LIMELIGHT
62. GRAP LUVA - WORK IT OUT
63. K-DEF & DACAPO - LOOK AROUND
64. LEGION - FOR YOU
65. CL SMOOTH - PART OF GREATNESS
66. MK ULTRA - LA TO NEW YORK



Monday, December 16, 2019

The Good People - A Good Christmas Pt. 2 - 2019




Emskee and Saints are back for Christmas with a brand new single produced by Milkcrate, off their forthcoming "The Winter EP". 






Documentary : Underdogs




New filmmaker TĂ©o Frank travels the U.S. to create this documentary about underground hip-hop artists doing exceptional work outside the music industry. TĂ©o Frank spent 3 and a half years filming this movie in cities across the United States and Europe with the Don't Sleep Records crew : Awon, Phoniks, Tiff The Gift & Dephlow. 







Watch It Now on Netflix !!! 



Sunday, December 15, 2019

Big Ish aka Superstar Ish




First time I've heard about the Philadelphia-based emcee Big Ish was via his famous demo "Invasion of the Body Snatcher", off his demo tape recorded in 1991. 






I've contacted Big Ish to get more info but no answer, so I don't know why there were no official releases or featurings between 1991 and 1995. 
Officially Big Ish was back in 1996 featuring on "Hitchu Up" from Vaughn Smith's debut album "Diamonds And Pearlz" released on tape only (Productz of the Urban Streets). One year later he featured on "Black Cezars" from Vaughn Smith's second album "Livest Spot In The City" released on CD & Tape on Brandon Records and fully produced by Groove-Da-Moast.






In 1998, Big Ish released a 12-inch titled "Sabotage" under the name of Superstar Ish, followed by the "West Philly Slim The Exceptional EP", both released on Invisible Ink Recordings. 


"A lot of people think that Philadelphia is only good for cheesesteaks, tastycakes and blunts. Superstar Ish makes as good as an impression as any up and coming emcee trying to change the tarnished image associated with his hometown. Although born in the city of Brotherly Love, Ish was brought up in the birthplace of Hip Hop, the boogie down Bronx. It was there that Ish did his 10 year internship as a student of Hip Hop, mastering the art of rhyming, dancing, and deejaying. Arriving at the mecca of rap, it did not take Ish long to find a crew to call his own. Shortly after this union with fellow Bronx rapper Big Red (the baddest Latino emcee Soundview has ever produced) the crew was called Slim and Thin Productions. After scores of mix tapes and talents shows neighborhood fame was not far behind. In 1989 the group was then named The Kings of Flava, after the unfortunate suicide of member Tone Flava (Rest in Peace). In 1990 The Kings of Flava were left with two deejays (Ray Dog and Russell D) and three emcees (Ish D, Big Red, Uzi Boob). Ish had always dunn free lance work, most memorable was the duo he formed with his cousin from Brooklyn, now known as Dow Jones. For twenty-five years Dow Jones and Superstar Ish have shut shit down on the low, but now it is time to blow. Tight production and tight lyrics that reflect street science are the foundation of The Exceptional EP." - Press Sheet 







A Tribe Called Quest in Elements Magazine - 1996



From Elements - Issue #7, July/Aug 1996 - Scans courtesy of UBC

Fat Beats 25th Anniversary Compilation




" To celebrate our 25th Anniversary, we've carefully crafted this compilation of our best & favorite tracks on Fat Beats Records, including 2 brand new tracks from Clear Soul Forces ("Kraken") & Ill Bill ("Tony's Killers")." - Fat Beats






Saturday, December 14, 2019

Radio Show : NoTvRaps Radioshow - Gee Rock Album Special




NO! TV Raps is a good Hip-Hop Radio Show, aired every first and third Friday of the month on Radio FSK 93.0 FM, Hamburg and hosted by Hip-Hop activists like DJ Skeli, Nan-D, Sick Senz, DJ Playdead, SampleMind, Dj Tik & Dj Rug aka Rugged Mind. 
Here is the last show with less than 2 hours of dope indie hip-hop selections and a session dedicated to Gee Rock.