Podcast appearances and mentions of Freddie Foxxx

Subscribe - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT_JQHVrs_YqEf4nuIy9FBg Sy Ari brings on hip hop legend and mentor Freddie Foxxx AKA Bumpy Knuckles for an Industry Shakedown to talk hip hop, education, life, knowledge & more Part 2 @thesyarinotsorryshow https://linktr.ee/thesyarinotsorryshow To participate in WHYASKSY send your questions in a voice recording or video format from your phone to WHYASKSY@GMAIL.COM and also give us your name and city. Instagram & Tiktok: @TheSyAriNotSorryShowTwitter & Snapchat: @TheSyAriNSShow

Subscribe -https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCT_JQHVrs_YqEf4nuIy9FBg Sy Ari brings on hip hop legend and mentor Freddie Foxxx AKA Bumpy Knuckles for an Industry Shakedown to talk hip hop, education, life, knowledge & more. @thesyarinotsorryshow https://linktr.ee/thesyarinotsorryshow To participate in WHYASKSY send your questions in a voice recording or video format from your phone to WHYASKSY@GMAIL.COM and also give us your name and city. Instagram & Tiktok: @TheSyAriNotSorryShowTwitter & Snapchat: @TheSyAriNSShow

JAH BLESS AND WELCOME TO KINGS COURT DREADKNOTT(MOVAL)80'S MINDSTATE KINGS HIP HOP VOL1 PODCAST  SELECTOR KINGRASTA28 DA ELDA'S YARD A HIP HOP  intro:Source chi drop Source Chi ft 2Mex:inner chi Ganglee:obvious Mc Lyte:top billin(remix) Black Moon:how mc's must get diss Nine:any emcee Mc Lyte ft Big Daddy Kane:true story Lloyd Banks:Warrior Lace Stonze:grimey Jeru The Damaja:come clean Paula Perry/Nikki D/Rah Digga/Bahamadia/Precious Paris/Heather B:six pack  D.I.T.C FT Frank V:everytime i touch the mic Remy Ma ft Lil Kim:wake me up 2pac & Freddie Foxxx:trying to make through Nikki D:freak out Audio Two:i dont care Children Of The Corn:american dream Lady Stunn:shut up Hollywood Storm:beach ave go hard Dave East & young chris:naughty Explizit ft 1-way:riverside county-https://youtu.be/1meUOOOs1AE Kool G Rap&Dj Polo:road to the riches Raekwon:glaciers of ice Health Skeltah:operation lockdown Mobb Deep ft Lil Kim:quite storm Naught By Nature ft Lakim Shabazz/Apache:123 BG ft 1-way:active Kool Moe Dee:wild wild west Indian Blue ft Kokane:gangstaz rise Special Ed:the bush  

Iconic Businessman and Legendary DJ: Eric B sits down in the studio with Main and Half.  The full interview covers topics like Rakim and the Hiatus, Family Stories, How the Pioneering Records Were Made, Growing up in New York, Basketball and much much more. Listen to the Blue Blood's star as he drops knowledge about Life, Love,  Hard Work, and the Game of getting Paid In Full.Hosted by: Main Event & Half Man Half AmazingSpecial Guest: Eric BRecorded at: Follow Me / Small Songs / THEROOKIES Studios, Linden NJRecorded by: Justin BlasiVideo and Lighting: JC Team OSM TvMake Up: Karats by Chloe!Producer: Ronald BlakeProducer: Dooley WattsExecutive Producer: Ian Kelly

On Episode 122 we're going back to NYC circa 2000-2005, where mix show radio dominated the airwaves. Where clan's, posse's, crew's and clik's peaked with G-Unit, Dipset, D-Block, Terror Squad, Ruff Ryders, Murder Inc and The Roc. This was fresh-off the Nas and Jay-Z battle, when NYC was thriving again and when a kid named Justin Smith completely changed the game. Justin Smith aka Just Blaze went on to produce more hit records than any other hip-hop producer during this time. I can't stress this enough, but before there was Kanye West, there was Just Blaze. There also was no bigger artist than 50 Cent. He wasn't just big in music, he was internally known with every major corporation for his undeniable charisma, street anthems and fashion. And speaking of fashion, remember the oversized white tees? How about Mitchell & Ness jerseys? You also had to have a fresh pair of Tims and white Air Force 1's. Who could forget those gaudy Canal Street watches we wanted to pass-off as Jacobs? We may have lacked self-awareness in fashion but we definitely can acknowledge the incredible music to come out of this era. Whether you bumped Hot 97, Kiss or Power or downloaded joints off Napster, Limewire or Kazaa, you knew special this time was. We gotta thank to Nas, Jadakiss, Killa Cam, 50, Mobb Deep, Jay-Z, Ghostface, Fabulous, Black Rob, M.O.P., Ja, Styles P and Fat Joe for giving NYC back their sound. This show is a homage NYC mix show and because we're always trying to find a balance like Atmosphere, our next episode we're giving you our college radio edition. Think of Non Phixion, D.I.T.C., Freddie Foxxx, Screwball, Wee Bee Foolish, El-P and J-Live. Think Fat Beats, A-1 and Turntable Lab. Think of the joints you copped off Sandboxautomatic and HipHopSite. Think of the message board era of Okayplayer, HipHopInfinity, UGHH and the best of all, the Philaflava forums. We are going to give you the ultimate yin and yang that NYC hip-hop had to offer during these great times. Enjoy episode 122. www.takeitpersonalradio.com Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonal Online store: https://take-it-personal.creator-spring.com/ (enter Win25 for 25% off) Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal

The "Classic" Quest podcast is back with our Freddie Foxxx is Here by Freddie Foxxx album review. This is hte show where we go track by track through each album giving thoughts on each song. Holden Stephan Roy & Chris Chrome (& Dutch Vega) are here with our stories. 00:00 Intro: why we chose the Freddie Foxxx Is Here album to review 06:11 The Master 13:39 Somebody Else Bumped Your Girl 23:43 The Ladies Jam 27:49 Forever 35:01 Stop, Look and Listen 38:46 Bumpie Knuckles anecdote from Littyyy Bro Flacko (Dutch Vega) 57:30 Serious 01:02:04 Ain't No Sunshine 01:07 Keep Doin' It Like Th is 01:11:43 Busted 01:16:26 Make 'Em Feel It 01:20:57 Freddie Foxxx is Here 01:24:20 I'm Ready - Freddie Foxxx is Here album review grade reveal Make sure to bump the Freddie Foxxx - Freddie Foxxx is here album on YouTube and do your own review: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4rtGMbvb_tE Discover Holden Stephan Roy's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/behindthatsuit Chris Chrome: https://linktr.ee/ChrisChrome93

Schallplattenkarate ist ein loses Kollektiv aus Nordberlin, das sich einmal im Monat trifft, um sich seltsame Platten vorzuspielen. Kirsten, Niklas und Vincent haben Besuch von DJ Mino Fader. Der Turntablist weiht sie in die Geheimnisse seines Sounds ein und erklärt in einem Scratch-Workshop die Unterschiede zwischen Wiki Wiki und Waka-WaKakaa- Baby Scratch, Chirp Scratch, Chop Scratch, One Click Flare, Two Click Flare und dem Transformer. Dazu passend NY Rap von 1989-91; Aaah-Aah-Ahh-Aaah. Das Zeug ist wirklich frisch! Turntable Mix von DJ Mino Fader und Musik u.a. von: Tuff Crew, Freddie Foxxx, Bizzie Boyz, K-Solo u.v.a # Schallplattenkarate Schallplattenkarate ist ein loses Kollektiv aus Nordberlin, das sich einmal im Monat trifft, um sich seltsame Platten vorzuspielen. Jetzt machen Kirsten, Vincent und Niklas auch eine Radiosendung, vielleicht um sich dadurch ihr zeit-, geld- und platzintensives Hobby zu legitimieren. Spaß beiseite: Die drei hangeln sich einmal im Monat zwei Stunden durch das Plattendickicht der Berliner Flohmärkte, Ramschläden und Online-Auktionshäuser. Musik der letzten 50 Jahre, Gitarren, Schlagzeug, Drumcomputer, Synthesizer, Steel Drum, Maultrommel und was sonst so geil ist. * http://radio-woltersdorf.org

Aquí tenéis el programa emitido el 12 de febrero de 2021 , en el cual sonaron temas de : COSMIC BRO & JIM B KYRON ( SCREWBALL ) Especial beef : EL JINCHO & FOYONE & CHEF MANERO En el REMEMBER CLASSICS especial del mc FREDDIE FOXXX aka BUMPY NUCKLES Part 2 no te lo pierdas Escúchanos los viernes a las 23h en RADIO SANT FELIU 105.3 FM & www.radiosantfeliu.cat

Programa emitido el 22 de enero 2021. En el que sonaron en el TOP JYMY temas de : SANTAFE + PURE NEGGA + LOCUS + ARTE MC + CHULO DELGADO + BARRY MC + WUTANG CLAN + REDMAN + INSPECTAH DECK . PARTE Nº 1 Del especial de REMEMBER CLASSICS del gran mc FREDDIE FOXXX aka BUMPY NUCKLES . NO TE LO PIERDAS ¡¡¡ Escuchanos en directo cada viernes a las 23h desde RADIO SANT FELIU , 105.3 FM BCN y www.radiosantfeliu.cat

The weather is almost turning warm, but it's still cold weather boom bap szn - so this week Armond & Doc are back to talk about their Definitive 15 Alchemist-produced records

On this Episode we talk to the LEGEND Bumpy Knuckles aka Freddie Foxxx. We talk Hip-Hop culture and go into some of his history as an MC and as a man. We talk about The Flava Unit, KRS-ONE, M.O.P. and Guru (RIP). When we talk about G.O.A.T. MCs he is in the conversation and if he is not in yours then your Hip-Hop needs to be checked. Tune in and make sure you get the new album Pop Dukes Vol. 1 out now everywhere. Website: www.HeritageHipHop.com Store: www.StoreFrontier.com/HeritageHipHop Instagram: Heritage Hip-Hop: @HeritageHipHop Bumpy Knuckles: @Bumpyknuckles77 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/heritagehiphop/support

Last week we hit you with the Street Level Tribute featuring both Al' Tariq and Psycho Les and now we're giving you the full isolated interviews. In addition to the Street Level discussion, we talk life after The Beatnuts, the God Connection album, as well as Big City and Missin' Linx. We discuss everything from the Q-Tip "beef" to working with Necro, Alchemist, Freddie Foxxx and Prodigy. We also find out Al's favorite Nirvana tracks and if there ever be a Beatnuts reunion album. You don't want to miss this!

Last week we hit you with the Street Level Tribute featuring both Al' Tariq and Psycho Les and now we're giving you the full isolated interviews. In addition to the Street Level discussion, we talk life after The Beatnuts, the God Connection album, as well as Big City and Missin' Linx. We discuss everything from the Q-Tip "beef" to working with Necro, Alchemist, Freddie Foxxx and Prodigy. We also find out Al's favorite Nirvana tracks and if there ever be a Beatnuts reunion album. You don't want to miss this!

The 80's are nearing an end as we cover a brief history and scoring of The D.O.C. (1989) and Freddie Foxx aka Bumpy Knuckles (1989). Probably the closest thing we've had so far to an "underground" artist in this episode as we continue on in the Golden Era of Hip Hop. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/taleofthetapes/support

Internets! This week on The Premium Pete Show we welcome back Return Guest: Rapper, Entrepreneur, friend and Industry Veteran Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles! Bumpy talks on his 30+ years in the music industry his love for it and his Unfiltered thoughts on Hip Hop yesterday, today and tomorrow. His love for Lord Finesse, Showbiz, Eric B, DJ Premier (GangStarr) and more on how they helped him stay alive as a independent artist throughout his career. The importance of Brotherhood, Family and being a Father! So many gems on gems from one of Hip Hop's true OG's Mr. Bumpy Knuckles. Enjoy!

This week, Whutz The Word Podcast welcomes the one and only Freddie Foxxx a.k.a. Bumpy Knuckles! The native Long Island, New York, emcee breaks it all the way down; explaining exactly what it was like when Hip Hop first began, and the initial impact He made as an early pioneer of the culture. PoP DuKe goes on to further expound on his multitude of experiences over the course of the past three and a half decades; including the many legendary producers that He has worked with along the way, processing though the traumatic loss of His brother, as well as, of course, His stand-out appearance on the new Gang Starr LP, ‘One Of The Best Yet’ and what it actually means to Him to be a part of this historical event alongside long-time friend, DJ Premier. Foxxx also breaks down how the “feature” game in Hip Hop should be versus how it is, how He cemented his mark on this industry by just always being himself...and much, much more! Tune In as Diar Lansky dives deep into the mind of one of Hip Hop’s greatest voices, finding out Whutz The Word with Mr. Freddie Foxxx.

BANG! @southernvangard #radio Ep231! Make room, Vangardians, as Doe & Meeks crank out another two pieces of stellar content to get you through the week! First, Ep231 is chock full of brand spanking new hip-hop joints, side splitting commentary AND has an EXCLUSIVE interview with our good friend, COUNT BASS D! Count called in to give us the inside scoop on “Edibles”, his brand new instrumental project that drops THIS FRIDAY, NOV 15 as well provide some insight on his upcoming album “CBD”. You can also hear a preview of the project throughout the talk breaks in this episode, make sure you pre-order or pre-add this album on your preferred platform today! We don’t stop there - for this weeks interview session we head to the District of Columbia to talk with ANKHLEJOHN! Interview snippets are at the end of the mix, you’ll have to wait until Thursday for the full interview. So press play and say hooray for what is ALWAYS #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #ThriceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mixshow #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live November 11, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA southernvangard.com @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #soundcloud #youtube #spotifypodcast #googlepodcasts #stitcherradio #mixcloud #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard twitter/IG: @southernvangard @jondoeatl @cappuccinomeeks Talk Break Inst. - "See You On the Map" - Count Bass D "We The Ones" - Ankhlejohn "B.P.O.S" - Vic Spencer ft. Ankhlejohn "Fleeting Of The Lord" - Dango Forlaine & Tone Beatz "Black Gestapos" - Elcamino & Bozack Morris ft. Rome Streetz "Wordly Ways" - Asun Eastwood x Vago "Kelly's Korner" - Westside Gunn ft. Fat Joe (prod. Statik Selektah) Talk Break Inst. - "CBD Type Beat" - Count Bass D ** INTERVIEW ** - Count Bass D "Take Flight (Militia, Pt. 4)" - Gang Starr ft. Big Shug & Freddie Foxxx "Street Light" - KRS-One "They Wanna Kill You" - Dave East "A Level" - 1520 (Nomadic Poet & Drematic XL) ft. Illogic & Vodka "Duppy Mecca" - Nomad Carlos X Inztinkz ft. Falcon Outlaw "Hustle Economics" - Cas Metah ft. Yukmouth & Ras Kass Talk Break Inst. - "Pretticize" - Count Bass D Talk Break Inst. - "Just Pray" - Count Bass D "Earl Simmons" - JAY NiCE feat. Left Lane Didon & Rome Streetz (prod. Farma Beats) "Str8 Drop" - Jamal Gasol ft. Flee Lord "INFINITEBLACKMIND" - Estee Nack X Superior "Alium" - Crimeapple (prod. Buck Dudley) "Situated" - Brother Ali ft. Pharoahe Monch (prod. Evidence) "Burnt Tree" - Step Brothers (Evidence & The Alchemist) "Size 42" - Westside Gunn (prod. Daringer) Talk Break Inst. - "You Still Care" - Count Bass D Interview Snippets - Ankhlejohn

N.O.R.E & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. This week we welcome Actor and Standup Comedian RussellPeters and Hip Hop Legend FreddieFoxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles! The Champs and our guests discuss how similar the world of comedy and hip hop run parallel to each other. Russell and Foxxx give their opinions about the evolution of comedy and hip hop, and how the different generations of the genre interpret the game. RussellPeters shares stories about how he developed his comedy style, growing up in Canada, “Indian Privilege ” and clears rumors about beef with AzizAnsari.  While FreddieFoxxx shares stories about investing in himself early on his career and earning respect amongst his peers. Foxxx also drops gems reminding the Drink Champs Army about the records he wrote for other artists and much much more! Follow: Drink Champs  http://www.drinkchamps.com  http://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps  http://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps  http://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps  DJ EFN  http://www.crazyhood.com  http://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy  http://www.twitter.com/djefn  http://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions  N.O.R.E. http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga   http://www.twitter.com/noreaga

N.O.R.E & DJ EFN are the Drink Champs. This week we welcome Actor and Standup Comedian Russell Peters and Hip Hop Legend Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles! The Champs and our guests discuss how similar the world of comedy and hip hop run parallel to each other. Russell and Foxxx give their opinions about the evolution of comedy and hip hop, and how the different generations of the genre interpret the game. Russell Peters shares stories about how he developed his comedy style, growing up in Canada, “Indian Privilege ” and clears rumors about beef with Aziz Ansari. While Freddie Foxxx shares stories about investing in himself early on his career and earning respect amongst his peers. Foxxx also drops gems reminding the Drink Champs Army about the records he wrote for other artists and much much more! Follow: Drink Champs http://www.drinkchamps.com http://www.instagram.com/drinkchamps http://www.twitter.com/drinkchamps http://www.facebook.com/drinkchamps DJ EFN http://www.crazyhood.com http://www.instagram.com/whoscrazy http://www.twitter.com/djefn http://www.facebook.com/crazyhoodproductions N.O.R.E. http://www.instagram.com/therealnoreaga http://www.twitter.com/noreaga --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/drinkchamps/support

Tracklist Eto & Superior - Take Y'all Back (feat. Skyzoo) Rapsody - Phylicia (feat. Buddy) DJ Premier - Headlines (feat. Westside Gunn, Conway & Benny) Planet Asia - Off The Turf DJ Duke & Large Professor - Hard As Steel Ghostnaut & Raw Collective - A Dream (feat. Kid Abstrakt & Raw Deezy) Dinos - Les pleurs du mal Georgio - Les anges déchus, les gens déçus Ghostnaut - Raindrops [Feat. Dante Maxwell & Makizar] (Live) Nahh G - Mo Ma Inscience - Call Me / Let Me Go Illa J & Atamone - Why I Came To You Un Amour Suprême - Partie I Reality Check - Binary Star The Actual - All City Fades em all - Jamal Get Down - Beanie Sigel The Battlefield - Ghostface Killah Cold As Ice - M.O.P. Word is life - Poor Righteous Teachers Backwards - Mobb Deep D'Evils - Jay-Z Black Trump - Cocoa Brovaz Feat. Raekwon What's Golden - Jurassic 5 Black Rain - Citizen Kane Work the Angles - Dilated Peoples Right and Exact - Dilated Peoples Thick - D.I.T.C. Leflah - Heltah Skeltah Western Ways - Delinquent Habits Feat. Big Pun Lost in thought - Funkdoobiest R.N.S. - Freddie Foxxx Seen It All - Screwball Positive And Negative - Promoe Tuxedo - The Tuxedo Way The Pendletons - Life To Me Yuna - Blank Marquee (Feat. G-Eazy) GoldLink - Zulu Screams (Feat. Maleek Berry & Bibi Bourelly)

This podcast is a full-blown Shaq Attack! Episode 56 of Broken Radio features an Instagram battle of words with Shaq, we pick which unlucky punks will die next year in the "2019 Dead Pool", a sneak peek at next year's episode lineup, and a super dope intro from Bumpy Knuckles aka Freddie Foxxx! This shit is nutty. Don't miss it like a Shaq free throw.

Uncommon Nasa goes to a rap show, but not just any rap show, the most hip hop legend driven rap show of the year in NYC. Freddie Foxxx threw his first annual Pop Duke Family Reunion at S.O.B.s and Nasa tells you and Samurai Banana all about it and his re-connection for the hip-hop that made him fall in love with the genre and culture.

For episode 94 I traveled deep into Flushing, Queens to record a conversation with Neek The Exotic and Large Professor. People across the globe will be familiar with the Main Source song "Fakin' The Funk" (from the 'White Men Can't Jump' soundtrack) which introduced the world to the voracious vocal delivery of Neek The Exotic. Large Professor needs no introduction as one of New York City and the genre of hip-hop on a whole, he is one of it's great producer/MC's. In this quick hour convo, I go back and forth with the two lifelong friends, dialoging about their work together and separately. Neek has a brand new album streaming everywhere right now entitled 'Hell Up in Queens'. It features Large, Q-Tip, Freddie Foxxx and more. With Large, I tried to touch on some productions and moments in his career that might not have been covered - all in the context of the few block radius many of the most well known Flushing-based hip-hop artists live and grew up in. I close with a track from Neek's new album. As you know, I am trying to reach or exceed 100,000 streams on SoundCloud by the 100th episode! Help us reach these goal by listening, sharing and re-posting on our SoundCloud page: http://soundcloud.com/thehouselistpodcast - Feel free to dig deep in the back catalog for many many fantastic long-form conversations. Hope you enjoy! Physical copies of Neek's new album will be available soon on: http://www.redlinemusicdistribution.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Mardi 17 juillet, on a commencé avec Win de Jay Rock pour célébrer la victoire, avant de passer aux choses sérieuses avec un bon lot de nouveautés en provenance de la Bay Area, mais pas uniquement :  Soudiere a sorti un nouvel EP, BeatKing un joli remix de Gansgta Boo, 100% féminin, Bones et Curtis Heron un album commun... Et Lolo nous a parlé de Moment Of Truth, le 5ème album de Gangstarr, qu'il affectionne particulièrement.       La tracklist : Tibo Jay Rock - Win Soudiere - My Traphouse Gangsta Boo, feat Asian Doll et Cuban Doll - Where Dem Dollars At remix Saweetie - Focus Brodinski feat Peewee Longway - Split Too $hort - Balance E-40 et B-Legit feat Stresmatic - Meet the Dealers Husalah - Mamaco Hussein Fatal - Outlawz Everywhere feat Young Noble  Yukmouth - I'm da Boy feat Bueno et Rich Rocka Cuddy, San Quinn, Telly Mac et Zone 28 Grams - Livin' that Pimp Life The Game feat Spider Loc - On This Side Mozzy - Who I Am 03 Greedo - Feeling You Swinla - Right Now feat San Qinn, AG Cubano et Deo D-Lo - Big Shit feat Sleepy D et Mario Diggidiggaz : Moment of Truth Gangstarr deat Inspectah Deck - Above The Clouds Gangstarr feat Freddie Foxxx et Big Shug - The Militia Tibo : Lil Keke - Ride Out feat DJ XO Mistah F.A.B - Still Shedding Tears Mr Criminal - Ain't No Fun feat King Trip, Lucky Luciano et Steven Velasco Wiz Khalifa - Gin and Drugs feat Problem Meek Mill - I AM Pacman da Gunman - Let em starve feat AD JGRXXN - A mane, heads up Jetpacc - Dope in the Pot Chetta - DOA Bones et Curtis Heron - 911 ---

Internets! This week on The Premium Pete Show we're joined by rapper, producer, and industry veteran Freddie Foxxx aka Bumpy Knuckles! Bumpy recalls his 30+ years in the music industry, his love for Big Daddy Kane, Chuck D and Russel Peters, and almost forming a group with Eric B before Rakim came into the picture. Bumpy also discusses creating music and working with WWE stars such as John Cena and Rey Mysterio, the truth about music industry shakedowns, and so much more! Internets, gems on gems from Premium Pete and one of Hip Hop's true OG's Mr. Bumpy Knuckles. Enjoy!

Guest O.C D.I.T,C Member - Omar Credle (born May 13, 1971), better known by his stage name, O.C., is an American rapper and member of the group D.I.T.C., who has been involved with several renowned underground hip hop groups: Crooklyn Dodgers '95, Luv NY, Perestroika. Recording career.Omar was born in Brooklyn, May 13, 1971,[1] and raised in the Bushwick section. O.C. cites legends like Kool G. Rap, Rakim, Big Daddy Kane and Slick Rick as his main influences.[2] In 1991, he made his recording debut on Organized Konfusion's "Fudge Pudge",.[1] One year later he made an appearance on the remix of MC Serch's "Back to the Grill" (which also features a very young Nas) after meeting Serch on the inaugural Source tour. Following the tour, O.C. signed with Wild Pitch Records in 1994 where Serch was vice president.[2] O.C. also met Lord Finesse and Buckwild on the first Source tour, marking his introduction to the D.I.T.C crew. After the tour he connected with Buckwild and started recording a demo that would become his debut album Word...Life.[2]By 1994, he finished the album Word...Life, which included everything from his demo, along with "Time's Up," the song that would go on to be his most notable single. "Time's up" was initially a record for Pharoahe Monch from Organized Konfusion.[2] Beyond a quick outro from Prince Po, Word...Life does not have any guest appearances. This was not by design, however, as Nas was supposed to be on the album but never showed up to the studio for the recording session.[2] The album was critically acclaimed and remains beloved in hip-hop circles.In 1996, Credle appeared on the Red Hot Organization's compilation CD, America is Dying Slowly, alongside Biz Markie, Wu-Tang Clan, and Fat Joe, among many other prominent hip hop artists. The CD, meant to raise awareness of the AIDS epidemic among African American men, was heralded as "a masterpiece" by The Source magazine.In 1997, O.C. signed to Pay Day Records,[1] where he released his second album Jewelz, featuring collaborations with DJ Premier, Da Beatminerz and Freddie Foxxx. The single "Far From Yours" peaked at #81 on the Billboard Hot 100, making it his highest charting single to date. By this time, he was a part of the underground hip hop act known as Diggin' in The Crates together with Lord Finesse, Fat Joe, Showbiz & A.G., Diamond D, Buckwild and Big L. In 2000 the crew released their self-titled debut album through Tommy Boy Records on which O.C. featured on the majority of the songs. In 1998, O.C. was featured on Pete Rock's "Respect Mine" from Pete Rock's 1998 solo debut album Soul Survivor.The 2001 release of Bon Appetit was met with very mixed reviews; the negative accused O.C. of selling out with a polished, shining and toned-down sound. This was although Buckwild produced the large bulk of the album with the only help coming from Lord Finesse and Ahmed (pretty much the same formula that made Word...Lifea success). After the disappointing release O.C. disappeared from the scene until 2005, when he released his fourth album with Grit Records; Starchild which only dropped as a very limited Japanese/European import and was met with great acclaim. Later that year, he signed with Hieroglyphics Imperium Recordings and teamed up with Bronx-native producer Mike Loe, and dropped Smoke and Mirrors.O.C. is also known for his feature on the Clockers soundtrack as part of the Crooklyn Dodgers, which also featured rappers Chubb Rock and Jeru the Damaja on the now classic DJ Premier produced "Return of the Crooklyn Dodgers". This is however the only time the group has ever collaborated.O.C. collaborated with fellow D.I.T.C. member A.G. for an album entitled Oasis. The bulk of the album was produced by French beatsmith E-Blaze with additional tracks supplied by Lord Finesse, Statik Selektah and Showbiz who also acts as the executive producer of the album. May 2012 saw the release of a new collaborative album with Detroit-based producer Apollo Brown entitled Trophies on the Mello Music Group label. The first single was "Prove Me Wrong". The vinyl version of that album has also been repressed several times over. With Ray West in 2014 O.C. has curated a more laid back and purposefully smooth affair. Besides flowing freely from track-to-track with the help of atmospheric interludes, Ray's Cafe is noticeably and gratifyingly short at nine tracks long as well. Ray's Cafe was released on Red Apples 45, a small label co-founded by A.G. and West. O.C. joined D.I.T.C. for their 2016 release Sessions which was preceded by the lead single "Rock Shyt" See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Eric B. & Rakim - The R No Rap Edit By Petko Turner American hip hop duo from Long Island, New York, composed of DJ Eric B. (Eric Barrier) and MC Rakim (William Michael Griffin, Jr.). Formed in 1986, the group stopped in 1993. Eric Barrier was born and raised in the Elmhurst section of Queens, New York. He played trumpet and drums throughout high school, and later switched to experimenting with turntables prior to graduation. The newly dubbed "Eric B." soon began DJing for radio station WBLS in New York City, including WBLS' promotional events around the city. Barrier wound up meeting Alvin Toney, a promoter based in Queens. Eric B. had been looking for rappers and Toney recommended he use Freddie Foxxx, a Long Island MC. Toney took Eric B. to Foxxx's home, but Foxxx was not there, so Toney suggested another option: William Griffin, a.k.a. Rakim. Griffin had begun writing rhymes as a teenager in Wyandanch and had taken the name "Rakim" as a result of his conversion to The Nation of Gods and Earths. Eric B. borrowed records from Rakim's brother, Stevie Blass Griffin (who worked at a plant pressing bootleg albums) and began cutting them in the basement for Rakim, who was down there drinking a beer and relaxing. Said Eric B., "I took Fonda Rae's "Over Like A Fat Rat" and said 'This is the bass line I'm going to use for this record.' Rakim spit the beer all over the wall and thought it was the funniest shit in the world. I told Rakim, just like you laughing now you going to be laughing all the way to the bank and be a millionaire one day because of this record." Eric B. & Rakim decided to record together and came under the tutelage of Marley Marl. Stories vary over who actually produced their first single, 1986s "Eric B. Is President" (often cited as "Eric B For President" because of a mistake made when licensing the recording). Built on the Fonda Rea bass line sample, Eric B. later told AllHipHop, "I took the records to Marley Marl's house in Queensbridge and paid Marley Marl to be the engineer. Marley got paid. That's why he's not a producer; that's why he is not getting publishing. I brought the music. I just couldn't work the equipment because that's not what I did..." Download for free on The Artist Union

Preme and Top sit down with a town icon, a guy who has produced for just about everybody you can name, from Rick Ross and 50 Cent to De La Soul and Freddie Foxxx, the one and only Jake One!

"Tribute to DJ PREMIER" this month for THE FRIDAY NIGHT MIX, selected and mixed by DJ PHIL BEE on www.moifm.com - Média Océan Indien Radio."Hommage à DJ PREMIER" ce mois-ci dans THE FRIDAY NIGHT MIX, monument vivant dans la production HIP HOP de New-York, sélectionnés et mixés par DJ PHIL BEE sur Radio MOIFM !Tracklist :1. Gang Starr - Above The Clouds (feat. Inspectah Deck)2. Jay-Z - Rhyme No More3. Notorious B.I.G. - Rap Phenomenon (feat. Redman & Method Man)4. Jeru The Damaja - Come Clean5. Group Home - Suspended In Time6. Laura Izibor - From My Heart To Yours (DJ Premier Remix)7. Rakim - It's Been a Long Time8. Afu-Ra feat. GZA - Bigacts Littleacts (DJ Premier Remix)9. Gang Starr - The Militia II (Remix) (Feat. Wc And Rakim)10. Gang Starr - Moment Of Truth11. Group Home - Up Against the Wall (Getaway Car Remix)12. KRS-One - MC's Act Like They Don't Know13. O.C. - M.U.G. (feat. Freddie Foxxx)14. Gang Starr - Manifest15. Cameo - Hanging Downtown16. Group Home - Supa Star17. Jay-Z - A Million and One Questions (Extended Mix)18. Joey Bada$$ - Unorthodox19. KRS One - KRS-One Attacks20. Lil Fame (M.O.P) & Termanology - Play Dirty (Ft. Busta Rhymes & Styles P)21. The Notorious B.I.G. - Unbelievable22. Gangstarr - Work23. Group Home - Livin' Proof24. Rakim - Waiting for the World to End25. The Lox - Recognize (Feat. Eve)26. AZ - The Come Up (street)27. Evidence - You28. Game - Born In The Trap29. Gang Starr - New York Strait Talk30. Jeru The Damaja - D. Original31. Nas - Represent32. Maynard Ferguson - Mister Mellow33. Showbiz and AG - Next Level34. Big Daddy Kane - Any Type Of Way35. Blaq Poet - 2 To The Stomach36. Blaq Poet - Ain't Nuttin Changed 37. Craig David ft. Mos Def - 7 Days (DJ Premier Remix)38. Crooklyn Dodgers - Return of The Crooklyn Dodgers (Jeru The Damaja, Chubb Rock, O.C. & DJ Premier)39. Mos Def - Mathematics40. NAS - Nas Is Like41. Royce Da 5'9" - Boom42. Blaq Poet - We Gon Ill43. Christina Aguilera - Still Dirrty44. DJ Premier - Hold The City Down (feat. Papoose)45. Gang Starr - Full Clip46. AZ - The Format47. Gang Starr feat. Jadakiss - Rite Where U Stand48. Gangstarr - Battle49. Pitch Black - It's All Real50. Rakim - When I B On The Mic51. Macy Gray ft. GangStarr & MosDef - I've Committed Murder (Remix)52. Capone-N-Noreaga - Invincible53. Dilated Peoples - Clock Work54. GangStarr - Nice Girl, Wrong Place (Ft Boy Big)55. Jay-Z - So Ghetto56. Common - The 6th Sense57. Jadakiss feat. LOX - Ain't None Of Y'all Better (feat. Sheek Louch & Styles P)58. Gang Starr - DWYCK (ft. Nice & Smooth)59. Gang Starr - Jazz Thing60. Royce Da 5'9'' - Hip Hop61. Kanye West, Nas, Rakim & KRS1 - Classic 62. Gang Starr - Just To Get A Rep63. Gangstarr - Skills64. Gang Starr - Who's Gonna Take the Weight?Artwork by : LAWDPls Note: I Do Not Own Copy Right To The Songs, Please Support The Various Artist By Buying Their Songs.

Internets, this is such an honor. It's been few years of me trying to get the legendary Chuck D on The Combat Jack Show. It took current events, plus the Freddie Foxxx episode to make this happen (thank you Bumpy!). How do I even describe this 3 hour long discussion with Chuck D and Keith Shocklee? Def Jam, Hot 97, Dr. Dre, N.W.A., Ice Cube, Tupac Shakur, Marley Marl, Flavor Flav, Eric B and Rakim, COINTELPRO, Run-DMC, the Bomb Squad, the dearth of diversity on rap radio... so much knowledge. What I'm walking away with is how we have the power to control how we're perceived in this culture. And how we have to stop making excuses. Now. Ladies and gents, we present to you, the Episode Without A Pause.

Bumpy Knuckles stopped by to share his storied history with us. The depth of his relationship with Tupac Shakur. How Pete Rock saved his life. His deep relationship with NaS. How Chuck D literally had his life on the line for this culture. Another Steve Stoute story. And why, even though the rumors about him being the toughest guy in Hip Hop is exaggerated, no one should ever step to him in any club, even if they're holding a sharpened weapon. I love this interview. We're back to what we do, no hype, no shenanigans, no CEO beef, no industry shakedown, just the greatest rap stories you've never heard. Now go press download.

01. Skyzoo - Popularity 02. Common - Come Close To Me 03. Rampage - Get The Money & Dip (Feat. Busta Rhymes) 04. Redman - Whateva Man 05. O.C. - Far From Yours 06. Nas - The World Is Yours 07. Rah Digga - Showroom 08. Pusha T - Trouble On My Mind (Feat Tyler, The Creator) 09. Dr. Dre - Been There Done That 10. The Game - Ya Heard (Feat. Ludacris) 11. Big Remo & 9th Wonder - Girls Most Wanted (Feat. Colin Munroe) 12. Guru's Jazzmatazz - Keep Your Worries (Feat. Angie Stone) 13. Jay-Z - A Million And One Questions 14. O.C. - M.U.G. (Money Under Ground) (Feat. Freddie Foxxx) 15. Erick Sermon - Bomdigi 16. Cypress Hill - Throw Your Hands In The Air (Feat. Erick Sermon) 17. Redman - On Fire 18. Jay-Z - Who You Wit II 19. Talib Kweli - NY Shining (Feat. Greg Nice and Styles P) 20. Dilated Peoples - The Main Event 21. Mobb Deep - Back at You 22. Keith Murray - Yeah (ft Busta Rhymes, Redman, E Double & Jamal) 23. Lords Of The Underground - Yes Yes Yall 24. Lootpack - HitYaWitDat 25. MED - So Real 26. Mobb Deep - Give Up The Goods (Just Step) (Instrumental) 27. Mobb Deep - Clap 28. 50 Cent - Life's On The Line 29. A Tribe Called Quest - Baby Phife's Return 30. Q-Tip - Breathe And Stop 31. Slum Village - Hold Tight 32. Slum Village - Summer Breeze 33. Frank Nitt - Love (Feat DJ Quik & J Black) 34. Slum Village - Do You (Feat. MC Breed) 35. Erick Onasis (a.k.a. Erick Sermon) - Focus (ft DJ Quik, Xzibit) 36. The Notorious B.I.G. - Going Back To Cali 37. The Isley Brothers - For The Love Of You 38. Murs - Me and This Jawn 39. Jin - Learn Chinese (feat Wyclef) 40. Run-DMC - Ooh, Whatcha Gonna Do 41. Sadat X - The Lump Lump 42. A Tribe Called Quest - Award Tour 43. Funkmaster Flex - Wu-Tang Cream Team Line Up (Feat. Raekwon, Harlem Hoodz, The, Inspectah Deck, Method Man & Killa Sin) 44. Raekwon - Incarcerated Scarfaces 45. Ol' Dirty Bastard - Pop Shots 46. Pitch Black - Its All Real 47. Jay-Z - You, Me, Him And Her 48. Jay-Z - La La La (Excuse Me Again) 49. Young Gunz - Can't Stop, Won't Stop 50. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince - Brand New Funk 51. Public Enemy - Don't Believe The Hype 52. Nice & Smooth - More And More Hits 53. Gang Starr - DWYCK (Feat. Nice & Smooth) 54. Guru's Jazzmatazz - Le Bien, Le Mal (Feat. MC Solaar) 55. Wu-Tang Clan - Protect Ya Neck (Bloody Version) 56. EPMD - So Wat Cha Sayin' 57. Black Moon - Who Got The Props? 58. A Tribe Called Quest - Electric Relaxation 59. Das EFX - They Want EFX 60. The Beatnuts - Off The Books 61. Jermaine Dupri - Money Ain't A Thang (Feat. Jay-Z) 62. Tracey Lee - The Theme 63. Puff Daddy - Been Around The World (Feat. Mase & Notorious B.I.G.) 64. 2Pac - Gangsta Party (Feat. Snoop Dogg) 65. Snoop Doggy Dogg - We Just Wanna Party With You (Feat. Jermaine Dupri) 66. Yo-Yo - The Bonnie and Clyde Theme (Feat. Ice Cube) 67. Yo-Yo - Bonnie And Clyde II (Feat. Ice Cube) 68. Snoop Dogg - Party With A D.P.G. 69. Common - I Want You 70. Pharrell Williams - Can I Have It Like That (Feat. Gwen Stefani) 71. Redman - I'll Bee Dat! 72. De La Soul - All Good ? (Feat. Chaka Khan) 73. Common - The Light 74. Cy Young - Power 75. John Legend & The Roots - Our Generation (Feat Pete Rock & CL Smooth) (J. Period Remix) 76. Busta Rhymes - New York S*** (Feat. Swizz Beatz) 77. Black Milk - Bounce 78. Buff1 - Beat The Speakers Up 79. Oh No - Move (Feat. Roc C) 80. N.O.R.E. aka P.A.P.I. - Built Pyramids (Feat. Large Professor) 81. Capone-N-Noreaga - Invincible 82. Tha Alkaholiks - Hip Hop Drunkies (Feat. Ol' Dirty Bastard) 83. Q-Tip - Vivrant Thing 84. Method Man And Redman - Tear It Off 85. Rampage - Take It To The Streets (Feat. Billy Lawrence) 86. Wreckx-N-Effect - Rump Shaker [Teddy 2] 87. Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It 88. Blackstreet - Baby Be Mine 89. Keith Sweat - Just A Touch 90. Lucy Pearl - Don't Mess With My Man 91. Amp Fiddler - Dreamin' 92. Jill Scott - Golden 93. Erick Sermon & Marvin Gaye - Music 94. Busta Rhymes - Party Is Goin' On Over Here 95. G-Dep - Special Delivery (Remix) (Feat. Ghostface Killah, Craig Mack & Keith Murray) 96. Busta Rhymes, Kelis - What It Is 97. Busta Rhymes - Grind Real Slow 98. Busta Rhymes - Twerk It (Feat. Nicki Minaj) (Remix) 99. Kendrick Lamar - M.A.A.D City (Feat. MC Eiht) 100. Vado - Polo (Feat Young Dro) (Remix) 101. Fabolous - Breathe 102. Beanie Sigel - The Truth 103. OutKast - So Fresh, So Clean 104. Kanye West - Through the Wire

1. DJ Hush Intro 2. The Pharcyde- Passin' Me By 3. Das Efx- No Diggedy 4. Junior M.A.F.I.A. - Players Anthem 5. Black Moon- How Many MC's 6. O.C. - Time's Up 7. Big L- Put It On 8. Brand Nubian- The Return 9. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth- I Got A Love 10. Wu-Tang Clan- C.R.E.A.M. 11. Group Home- Supa Star 12. NaS - It Ain't Hard To Tell 13. Artifacts- Brick City Kids 14. Ed O.G. & Da Bulldogs- I Got to Have It 15. Eric B And Rakim- Microphone Fiend 16. Geto Boys- Mind Playing Tricks On Me 17. Gang Starr- The Militia featuring Big Shug & Freddie Foxxx 18. Mad Skillz- The Nod Factor 19. Mobb Deep - Shook Ones II 20. A Tribe Called Quest- Oh My God 21. Grand Puba- I Like It ( I Wanna Be Where You Are) 22. Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth- Funky Technician 23. Lords of the Underground- Funky Child 24. Gang Starr- DWYCK featuring Nice & Smooth 25. Black Sheep- The Choice Is Yours (Revisited) 26. EPMD- Crossover 27. Pete Rock & C.L. Smooth- They Reminisce Over You (T.R.O.Y.) 28. Souls of Mischief- '93 'Til Infinity 29. Beastie Boys- Shake Your Rump For all the dopest hip hop gear and all the latest manifest news updates check out http://www.manifestworldwide.com/site/

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"Freddie Foxxx offers a rare, gritty gem with his signature O.G. delivery." - Dirt E. Dutch, IndieFeed (Bumpy Knuckles aka Freddie Foxxx on IndieFeed Hip Hop.)

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