Podcasts about Video Music Box

This week on In Black America, producer and host John L. Hanson, Jr. speaks with pioneering music video director, DJ and VJ Ralph McDaniels, who in 1983 created Studio 31 Dance Party, a television program presenting recordings of music performances that evolved into the long-running music video program Video Music Box. The post Ralph McDaniels (Ep. 18, 2025) appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Episode 341: RALPH MCDANIELS “Inside Music Video Box” On this week's episode of the @RoadPodcast, the fellas welcome famed music video director, VJ, and co-creator of the longest-running music video show, #VideoMusicBox, Ralph McDaniels (@videomusicbox). Ralph discusses his experiences and pivotal moments in the history of hip hop and music videos, starting with a memorable birthday celebration where #Biggie and #JayZ attended his party (01:55). He reflects on the creation of Video Music Box (08:35) and his role in airing Fresh Fest 85' (20:00). Ralph also talks about his transition into directing videos (48:00), his role in popularizing shout-outs (56:00), and shares how MTV blocked him (1:24:00). Finally, Ralph speaks on working on new shows (1:42:20) and his book Roscoe Learns About Video Music Box (2:02:01). This episode is sponsored by @SoundCollectiveNYC, an industry-leading music school, musical space and community located in downtown Manhattan for aspiring DJ's, Producers, Musicians and more. Take private Ableton lessons, practice DJ routines, experiment with different audio equipment and reserve studio spaces for just the day, maybe a week or sign up for their monthly membership. Check www.soundcollective.com for more info and try their Online Classes free for a month by entering the code “ROAD”. If you're in the New York area, visit them at 28 Broadway, New York, NY 10004 and tell them the Road Podcast sent you! Try Beatsource for free: https://btsrc.dj/4jCkT1p Join DJcity for only $10: https://bit.ly/3EeCjAX

Send us a Text Message.Ever wondered why a famous 90s rapper might feel let down by today's concert crowds? Join us as Your host O.G. GOAT and Shariff from Queens sheds light on the evolving landscape of hip hop and the generational divide that's causing ripples in the music world. His efforts to introduce younger adults to old-school beats to their undeniable preference for modern trap music, Shariff brings a heartfelt perspective on how every era reshapes this dynamic genre. We reflect on hip hop's journey from its marginalized roots to its current status as a cultural powerhouse, all while keeping alive the spirit of its legendary forebears.https://youtu.be/4j4M9-uy9gI?si=tas9Na7MC9VONpb5Switching gears, we tackle the pressing issue of modernizing education to foster safer communities. Despite lottery funds supposedly earmarked for schools, our institutions often lag behind in technology and resources. Smart boards and tablets are simply not enough; we need a curriculum that genuinely engages students. With comparisons drawn from both public schools and the healthcare sector, we delve into the challenges and potential solutions for making education a catalyst for reducing crime rates. Join our debate on the reliability of technology in these crucial sectors and how updated learning tools can better stimulate young minds.We wrap up with a nostalgic homage to hip hop's pioneers and an appreciation for the technological strides that have transformed the industry. Remembering the high costs and rarity of early cell phones, we pay tribute to icons like Nas, Jay-Z, and Biggie Smalls, who climbed the heights of success through sheer grit and innovation. We also highlight Ralph McDaniels' invaluable contributions via his live Instagram sessions and Video Music Box shows. Special thanks to Sharif for his insights, and a heartfelt shoutout to our audience for tuning in. Don't miss out on this rich tapestry of hip hop history and modern-day reflections!We want to hear from you, Introduce yourself the way you would like it aired, where your calling from State and City is fine as well as which Season, Podcast title and episode. Call the Studio at 212-718-0330 and leave your comments Call the studio to respond 212-718-0330Support the Show.What part of the game is that. August 2022WhatPartOfTheGameIsThat.com, Wpotgit.com

Sitting down with icons like Ralph McDaniels always proves to be an eye-opening experience. As one of the foremost pioneers of music videos and hip hop culture, Ralph has seen it all. His decades presiding over the iconic show Video Music Box gave him a front row seat to history as it unfolded. Our lively chat covered the importance of preserving hip hop's past for future generations. Ralph opened my eyes to just how vital capturing cultural moments can be. Without his  incredible foresight to comprehensively archive footage, photos and interviews back in the day, we'd be missing out on a vital visual record of hip hop's formative years. It was illuminating to hear Ralph's unique perspective on key themes like community activism, cross-generational dialogue and the importance of meeting youth where they're at. He shared invaluable tips that anyone working with children and teens would benefit from tremendously. Of course we also traded some laughs and motivational stories about hustling products and navigating everyday situations. Comparing approaches on things like returning items to stores revealed thought-provoking differences in how men and women handle such tasks. I was thrilled when Ralph gave me an exclusive sneak peek into his new children's book "Roscoe Learns About Video Music Box." Educating the next generation about hip hop history in such an interactive, engaging way is such a smart idea. I'll be first in line to grab a copy for my daughters when it drops later this year! The openness, wisdom and passion Ralph brought to our conversation left me feeling inspired. I gained crucial new knowledge about preserving and passing down culture. If you want a crash course in appreciating hip hop's proud heritage, Ralph McDaniels is the undisputed master. Tune in later to hear our chat in full - trust me, you won't want to miss it!   Host: Daymond John   Producers: Beau Dozier & Shanelle Collins; Ted Kingsbery, Chauncey Bell, & Taryn Loftus   For more info on how to take your life and business to the next level, check out DaymondJohn.com   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ebro in the Morning sits down with legendary host and personality Ralph McDaniels for a conversation on the long term legacy of Video Music Box, his thoughts on the hip hop 50 celebrations this year, have a fun debate on Lil Kim vs Sexyy Red, and more! His latest children's book, 'Roscoe Learns about Video Music Box' is out now! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

You wouldn't want to miss this one ! In this electrifying episode of Clarity with Teekay podcast, we dive deep into the diverse world of First Generation Americans, Hip Hop culture, and take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the amazing and insightful comedian, Flobo Boyce. A journey that transcends borders and generations, Flobo and I explore the unique experiences and challenges faced by First Generation Americans. My guest, Flobo Boyce, himself a First GenEm, shares his personal anecdotes and humorous takes on navigating the intricate balance between embracing his cultural roots and assimilating into American society, as well as how that shaped his comedy album. But that's not all! We'll also be delving into the rich tapestry of Hip Hop culture – a genre that has not only revolutionized music but has also become a global phenomenon with a significant impact on the identity of many First Gen Americans. Flobo's witty commentary on the evolution of Hip Hop and its influence on society will have you nodding in agreement FOR SURE. A special shoutout to the iconic "Video Music Box." We'll be reminiscing about the days when music videos ruled the airwaves and discussing how this legendary show played a pivotal role in shaping the culture of Hip Hop. Find out more about Flobo on his show Knew Amsterdam. As always, your host, Teekay, can be found at http://www.moreteekay.com and is now sharing daily stories his Medium page. Be sure to FOLLOW, review, comment, and join us on social media. Share this episode with your friends and loved ones; your support means the world to me fam! Tee. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claritywithteekay/message

You wouldn't want to miss this one ! In this electrifying episode of Clarity with Teekay podcast, we dive deep into the diverse world of First Generation Americans, Hip Hop culture, and take a nostalgic trip down memory lane with the amazing and insightful comedian, Flobo Boyce. A journey that transcends borders and generations, Flobo and I explore the unique experiences and challenges faced by First Generation Americans. My guest, Flobo Boyce, himself a First Gen, shares his personal anecdotes and humorous takes on navigating the intricate balance between embracing his cultural roots and assimilating into American society, as well as how that shaped his comedy album. But that's not all! We'll also be delving into the rich tapestry of Hip Hop culture – a genre that has not only revolutionized music but has also become a global phenomenon with a significant impact on the identity of many First Gen Americans. Flobo's witty commentary on the evolution of Hip Hop and its influence on society will have you nodding in agreement FOR SURE. A special shoutout to the iconic "Video Music Box." We'll be reminiscing about the days when music videos ruled the airwaves and discussing how this legendary show played a pivotal role in shaping the culture of Hip Hop. Whether you're a First Generation American looking to relate to shared experiences, a Hip Hop enthusiast seeking a dose of nostalgia, or just someone in need of a good laugh, this episode is a must-listen. Find out more about Flobo on his show Knew Amsterdam. As always, your host, Teekay, can be found at http://www.moreteekay.com and is now sharing daily stories his Medium page. Be sure to FOLLOW, review, comment, and join us on social media. Share this episode with your friends and loved ones; your support means the world to me fam! Tee. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/claritywithteekay/message

It's Hip Hop's 50th birthday! On the latest episode of Milestones, black media legend Ralph McDaniels joins to discuss the legacy of his pioneering television program, Video Music Box. Celebrating a milestone of its own this year, Video Music Box became one of the most important shows in music video history, as it illuminated a budding genre called hip hop, and centered black youth culture overall at a time when it was not a consideration in mainstream media. Debuting in 1983, Video Music Box stands as the longest running music video program in history.

It wasn't until MTV network's first show dedicated entirely to rap music, was created several years after the first hip-hop music video. This episode reminisces over the journey of Yo! MTV raps, a show that launched as an experiment, only to become a hit. But before Yo! Brooklyn native Ralph McDaniels created Video Music Box, a Hip-Hop culture series that was first to predominately feature hip hop videos. Episode guests include Ralph McDaniels. Ed Lover. Doctor Dre.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this exclusive interview with Ralph McDaniels the guys discuss preserving Hip-Hop culture and expanding podcasts, the origins of the word Hip-Hop, and more!! ➤FUEL UP ON YOUTUBE: www.youtube.com/bagfueltv ➤FUEL UP ON INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/bagfuel/ ➤FOLLOW ES$O: www.instagram.com/essowrld/ ➤FOLLOW HYNAKEN: www.instagram.com/hynaken/

The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) chopped it up with filmmaker Ray Landski (@landskixclusives) of the "U Gotta...Respect The Legends of Hip Hop Legacy" documentary (@ugottarespect). Ray talked about KayGee of Naughty by Nature helping the film get started, why the documentary is important to him, the influence of Video Music Box, the impact New Jersey has had on hip hop, infamous rap label Rap-a-lot signing Jersey group first, where you can see the doc, house music representing the Jersey culture, vision of where he sees the film going and more... For additional content go to: www.thermalsoundwaves.com Tweet: @thermalsoundwav     IG: @thermalsoundwaves Facebook: @thermalsoundwaves --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thermalsoundwaves/support

There's nothing quite like watching Video Music Box with another teen while your uncle does shady stuff instead of doing your job. It's the ultimate kickback. Surely Mama Mabel will understand, right? ... right? Today's scene can be found at: Luke Cage 1.07 [28:22 - 29:44]. You can find us on Twitter @timelinescav! And individually you can find your hosts at @unabashedJames and @ColinMParker. BIG thank you for the intro and outro music from @NBramald! Check out his website at https://www.nickbramaldcomposer.co.uk. If you need music for any occasion, he's your man.

As hip-hop found its rhythm in the late 80s and early 90s, artists had to grapple with the scars of violence the drug war was causing within the community, using music videos like “Self Destruction” to hold each other accountable, and trying not to unravel in the face of what was happening in the streets. This is also when hip-hop began to expand outside of New York, to Los Angeles, where California's own policies and structures were shaping the rise of gangsta rap. These movements culminated in the so-called “golden age” of hip-hop, a time of maturing and sophistication in the music.  But along with that maturity came uncertainty from national leaders, and a new wave of commercialization that threatened to unravel this political artform.On this episode of “Street Disciples,” Trymaine Lee hears from: Daddy-O from the hip-hop group Stetsasonic, rapper and producer The D.O.C., Video Music Box's Ralph McDaniels, radio host Bobbito Garcia, writer Nelson George, and journalist Davey D.Note: this episode contains several instances of profanity. Follow and share the show on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram, using the handle @intoamericapod.Thoughts? Feedback? Story ideas? Write to us at intoamerica@nbcuni.com.For a transcript, please visit our homepage.For More: Street Disciples: The Concrete JungleStreet Disciples: Broken Glass Everywhere

In 2001 - HOT 97's signature concert Summer Jam was forced to move to Long Island, the King of Pop and the King of Rap shocked the world, and Destiny's Child was booed - learn the stories behind those moments. On this episode of "Summer Jam: Through The Years" HOT 97 personality Laura Stylez from Ebro In The Morning narrates a series of interviews with the people and artists who were at that historic Summer Jam 2001! HOT 97 in-house reporter Jason N. Peters interviewed Summer Jam Producer Carl Freed, WBLS DJ Bugsy Buggs, Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box, DJ ENUFF, and the cast of Ebro In The Morning! Listen to every episode of Summer Jam: Through The Years: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/summer-jam-through-the-years/id1627066431See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode I'll be discussing the history of Video Music box show the pre curser to Rap City and Yo! MTV Raps. Social Media: Instagram: www.instagram.com/inthemix_withleahb Facebook: www.facebook.com/inthemixwithleab Website:www.inthemixwithleahb.com Twitter:www.twitter.com/inthemixwithlea --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/inthemixx/support

The Radio Boys (C.Truth, Kev Lawrence) caught up with director/writer Bobby Yan (@bobbyyan). Bobby talked about his first movie for TV One/Lifetime "Stalker", working with Disney discover showcase (Chadwick Bosman, Lupita Nyong'o, Gina Rodriguez) for ABC casting, start in the business through Video Music Box, being conscious of how people view his work, Soulful sound project, love of gospel music, Short film "XXVisible" following life of an Asian American during the pandemic, goal to create a video game, why he's the karaoke champ, working with stars Christian Keyes and Meta Golding; passion for gaming, favorite films, why it's good to look outside the box for inspiration, what it's like to write with someone else and more... For additional content go to: www.thermalsoundwaves.com Tweet: @thermalsoundwav IG: @thermalsoundwaves Facebook: @thermalsoundwaves --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thermalsoundwaves/support

In 2012 - HOT 97's signature concert Summer Jam was turned on it's head when HOT 97 talent Peter Rosenberg criticized "Starships" by Nicki Minaj, and Young Money pulled out of the show. Hear about the year artists like A$AP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar made names for themselves on the festival stage, and Maino & DJ Drewski opened up the main stage  - learn the stories behind those moments & so much more. On this episode of "Summer Jam: Through The Years" HOT 97 personality Laura Stylez from Ebro In The Morning narrates a series of interviews with the people and artists who were at Summer Jam 2012 conducted by HOT 97 in-house reporter Jason N. Peters. Guests on this episode include: Summer Jam Producer Carl Freed, hip-hop historian Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box, DJ Juanyto, DJ Drewski, Maino, Peter Rosenberg and Ebro Darden! BUY YOUR SUMMER JAM TICKETS TODAY! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2012 - HOT 97's signature concert Summer Jam was turned on it's head when HOT 97 talent Peter Rosenberg criticized "Starships" by Nicki Minaj, and Young Money pulled out of the show. Hear about the year artists like A$AP Rocky and Kendrick Lamar made names for themselves on the festival stage, and Maino & DJ Drewski opened up the main stage  - learn the stories behind those moments & so much more. Subscribe to "Summer Jam: Through The Years" - hosted by Laura Stylez! Amazon: https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/6dfef9f3-4ff5-4d05-a857-6689c99aa999/summer-jam-through-the-years Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/7MP62llakMJSXkJzwFclgq Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/summer-jam-through-the-years/id1627066431 On this episode of "Summer Jam: Through The Years" HOT 97 personality Laura Stylez from Ebro In The Morning narrates a series of interviews with the people and artists who were at Summer Jam 2012 conducted by HOT 97 in-house reporter Jason N. Peters. Guests on this episode include: Summer Jam Producer Carl Freed, hip-hop historian Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box, DJ Juanyto, DJ Drewski, Maino, Peter Rosenberg and Ebro Darden! See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 2001 - HOT 97's signature concert Summer Jam was forced to move to Long Island, the King of Pop and the King of Rap shocked the world, and Destiny's Child was booed - learn the stories behind those moments. On this episode of "Summer Jam: Through The Years" HOT 97 personality Laura Stylez from Ebro In The Morning narrates a series of interviews with the people and artists who were at that historic Summer Jam 2001! HOT 97 in-house reporter Jason N. Peters interviewed Summer Jam Producer Carl Freed, WBLS DJ Bugsy Buggs, Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box, DJ ENUFF, and the cast of Ebro In The Morning! BUY YOUR SUMMER JAM TICKETS TODAY!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In 1994 - HOT 97 decided to organize and facilitate the first ever all hip-hop arena concert and ended up making history. On this episode of "Summer Jam: Through The Years" HOT 97 personality Laura Stylez from Ebro In The Morning narrates a series of interviews with the people and artists who made Summer Jam 94 possible. HOT 97 in-house reporter Jason N. Peters interviewed Summer Jam Producer Carl Freed, WBLS DJ Bugsy Buggs, Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box, and GRAMMY Award Winner Speech from Arrested Development. BUY YOUR SUMMER JAM TICKETS TODAY!   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Ralph McDaniels joins Nyla and Mouse to discuss which borough represents hip hop the most from the Bronx, Brooklyn, Queens, Staten Island of Manhattan. Ralph also talks about his creation Video Music Box and Kendrick Lamar's latest video. Be sure to subscribe, rate, comment and share. Follow @thewhathiphoppod @nylasymoneee @mouse_jones @videomusicbox   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

We got the legendary Ralph McDaniels on the show talking about the beginnings of Hip-Hop, the start of Video Music Box, Jay-Z, Nas, and more!!! →DONATE TO $HOFFAGANG ON CASH APP← cash.app/app/GXTMJQT →FOLLOW ON SOCIAL MEDIA← YOUTUBE: bit.ly/MathHoffaYouTube TWITTER: twitter.com/mathhoffa INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/Math.Hoffa/ FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/people/Math-Hoff…100044542324824/ ❯ PRODUCED BY @Sp8Ghost ❮

In this episode of the Uncultured Bias podcast.  Camara Williams is joined by, senior counsel Aziza Bowzer of Paramount Global. Together, they talk about the impact of the video music era, hip hop and black cultures imprint in America. Whether that imprint has been at the benefit or detriment of black America, the biggest takeaways from that era, as well as a look into the making of an awards show. This is a podcast that stoked in nostalgia, perspective and fun! Tap in and enjoy

Ralph McDaniels has forgotten more about hip hop than most people have ever known. The creator and host of the New York City public access show “Video Music Box,” which debuted in 1983, McDaniels had a decades-long run documenting the evolution of hip hop from the front row and backstage. Now the show and McDaniels himself are the subjects of a new documentary, out on Showtime, called “You're Watching Video Music Box,” directed by Nas. We discuss his life in hip hop history.   Brooklyn news and views you can use: bkmag.com  Email: hello@bkmag.com  Follow along on Facebook: Brooklyn Magazine  Twitter: @brooklynmag  Instagram: @brooklynmagazine  Follow Brian Braiker on Twitter: @slarkpope    

Video music box CEO Ralph McDaniels sits down with the HHU Podcast to talk about the creation of video music box, moving in the industry and more! Support the show (https://www.paypal.com/mep/dashboard)

Ralph McDaniels Talks Video Music Box Documentary, Early Nas, Jay Z And The Evolution Hip-Hop MediaRalph McDaniels (born February 27, 1962) is a music video director, DJ and VJ. He co-created and co-hosts the music video program Video Music Box with Lionel C. Martin. After interning at WNYC, and subsequently becoming a radio engineer, he created Studio 31 Dance Party, a television show revolving around recordings of music performances.[ This show would transform into Video Music Box. McDaniels studied communications at LaGuardia Community College and later started the video production company Classic Concepts with Video Music Box producer Lionel Martin. He now works for the Queens Library for Outreach Services

A review of the new Showtime Documentary "You're Watching Video Music Box"! #HHNP50 Become a Patreon supporter at http://Patreon.com/hiphopnow Subscribe to the Podcast here: http://linktr.ee/HipHopNow Music Powered by @Kil889

Ralph McDaniels—or “Uncle Ralph”—is the co-creator of Video Music Box, a popular video show that is dedicated to airing hip-hop music videos and showing a side of hip-hop specifically from New York and the tri-state area. In this episode, he talks about the documentary that he recently released in collaboration with Mass Appeal and Showtime, the artists that he has worked with, and his nonprofit organization. He also shares how he was able to leverage his platform into directing hip-hop videos and hosting parties.Listen and learn from a pioneer for hip-hop media personalities!Episode Highlights[03:58] The process of getting “You're Watching Video Music Box” off the ground[09:28] Some memorable sections from the documentary[12:45] Ralph's transition from being behind the camera to talking on the radio[14:42] About his business model, his mindset about money, and the parties he hosted[19:12] What the music industry was like when he first got into directing videos [26:02] On bridging the gap between generations, staying resilient, and the importance of being present during cultural shifts [31:38] About Video Music Box Collection and how the documentary has helped its goals[38:12] Ralph's plan to bring his documentary to universities and showsListen: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | SoundCloud | Stitcher | Overcast | Amazon | Google Podcasts | Pocket Casts | RSSHost: Dan Runcie, @RuncieDan, trapital.coGuest: Ralph McDaniels, @VideoMusicBox, Video Music BoxLinks:"You're Watching Video Music Box" on ShowtimeVideo Music Box CollectionRalph McDaniels On 'Video Music Box' & Capturing Legendary Moments During The Golden Age Of Hip HopRalph McDaniels' InstagramTrapital is home for the business of hip-hop. Gain the latest insights from hip-hop's biggest players by reading Trapital's free weekly memo. Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brands

Video Music Box, Testicuzzi, SNL: The Dr. Greenthumb Podcast #407

We review Nas's surprise project “Magic” produced by Hit Boy. Also the documentary of Video Music Box hosted by legendary hip hop contributor Ralph McDaniels. And last we discuss the two counts of manslaughter conviction of former police officer Kim Potter who shot and killed Daunte Wright.

Video Music Box, Violet Brown - The Godmother of Hip Hop, & Lakers - The Dr. Greenthumb Podcast #393

Today on the show we had actor Mahershala Ali stop by for the first time as he spoke about his film "Swan Song" his first leading role, his upcoming role as Blade, his growth as an actor and more. Also, they had Ralph McDaniel or better known as Uncle Ralph who spoke on the documentary on "Video Music Box" and more. Also Charlamagne gave "Donkey of the Day" to the CEO of the company "Better Help" for firing 900 employees on zoom. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Legendary Stylist June Ambrose joins Ebro in the Morning to break down some of the trends that she started (such as Jersey Dress), some of her biggest influences in culture including Jay-Z's biggest looks, Missy Elliott, Busta Rhymes, and more! Director, VJ, and DJ - Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box fame joins the program to discuss his upcoming documentary - "You're Watching Video Music Box."   See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The documentary "YOU'RE WATCHING VIDEO MUSIC BOX" chronicles the longest-running music video show in the world, “Video Music Box,” launched and hosted in New York City by visionary DJ and MC Ralph McDaniels. Since its debut in 1983, "Video Music Box" has remained a Hip Hop mainstay, with McDaniels (or "Uncle Ralph," as he's known to legions of fans) serving as a leading Hip Hop influencer, tastemaker and documentarian, showcasing and debuting Hip Hop videos and introducing viewers to future stars like Nas, Jay Z, LL Cool J, Nicki Minaj and Fat Joe long before they were icons of the genre. With four decades of never-before-seen footage from McDaniel's packed vault, the film spotlights the series' global influence on Hip Hop, along with his professional and personal triumphs.

Hip-Hop took over the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year, with the induction of JAY-Z and LL Cool J. We discuss their legendary careers, MF DOOM, Nas' upcoming documentary on Video Music Box and one of the best new music weeks of the year for Hip-Hop, on episode 66 of AFH's What's The Headline. 0:00 Intro 1:55 Hip-Hop's place in the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 5:35 JAY-Z and LL Cool J are Hip-Hop's 2021 inductees into the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame 6:00 Is LL Cool J the most under-respected Hip-Hop artist of all-time 8:10 Remembering the impact of LL Cool J's legendary career 8:46 He bursts onto the scene with Krush Groove 12:23 LL Cool J was the first Rap artist to make a major comeback 17:00 LL was one of the first Hip-Hop artists to go from music to Hollywood 19:00 LL Cool J brought his early collaborators with him to the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame ceremony 20:00 Dr. Dre gave LL Cool J an amazing induction speech 23:50 Hip-Hop brought 2 billionaires, a living legend and a former President of the United States to the 2021 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame stage 24:30 Dr. Dre and LL Cool J have a lot of unreleased music together 26:20 Dr. Dre is entering a new chapter in life and his career 29:50 Barack Obama and Dave Chappelle inducted JAY-Z into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame 31:51 Remembering the impact of JAY-Z's historic Hip-Hop career 33:00 JAY-Z, Nas and Biggie competed for to be Hip-Hop's King Of New York in the '90s 34:20 JAY-Z was Hip-Hop's King Of New York in the 2000s 39:30 JAY-Z is one of only 2 MCs who have at least 4 classic albums apiece 42:15 JAY-Z is moving to a place where his business moves might eclipse his musical accomplishments 47:06 JAY-Z played a significant role in getting Barack Obama elected president 51:45 JAY-Z thanked Rakim, KRS-One, Chuck D, Big Daddy Kane and LL Cool J in his acceptance speech 56:28 Similarities between JAY-Z and LL Cool J 1:03:38 Reflecting on MF DOOM a year after his passing 1:07:06 The Harder They Fall soundtrack features new music from JAY-Z, Lauryn Hill, Ceelo Green, Seal and more 1:09:58 Nas is producing a documentary on Ralph McDaniels and Video Music Box 1:15:45 Damian Lillard had a standout freestyle where he talks about not joining a dream team 1:17:44 Ghostface Killah celebrates the 25th anniversary of his Ironman album 1:21:00 A$AP Rocky released Live.Love.ASAP on streaming platforms for its 10th anniversary 1:26:50 Snoop Dogg and Freeway lost close family members this week 1:28:42 New music from Planet Asia, J-Live (on DSPs), Ransom & Rome Streetz, Stalley and Apollo Brown, Reason, Big Sean & Hit-Boy, YG and more. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/whats-the-headline/support

The year was 1993. I remember it like yesterday, seeing Buk skating down 85 South in the Yall So Stupid video. Peep the video, for actual-factual evidence. My man even did a kick flip, and alladat. I wasnt the only one who saw it. It was in heavy rotation on BET, MTV, Video Music Box, etc.. Here's my question: How can one talk skateboarding, and hip-hop? And, leave this man out of the equation? This gentleman was the first one to mash the cultures together, in a huge arena. Make no mistake about it- Uncle Buk, IS the culture. In this weeks episode, I get Buk on the line. And, we talk everything from the the from the high cost of skateboarding in the ‘80s. The parallels between the skateboarding, and the music industry. The importance of building your own lane. Also, our love for Creature Skateboards. All for the culture, of course. Thank you to my man Uncle Buk for this one. One of the most solid cats out here, and a straight-A student of the game. Always a pleasure catching up with you, my brother. You know how we do about this time. Its the mighty, mighty WCRP. Lets GOOOOOOO!!!- Clyde Singleton

Since its emergence in New York City in the late 1970s, hip-hop has grown to become a musical, cultural, and economic force around the world. And it's been embraced by libraries, which are using the art form for community outreach, teaching, preservation, and more. In Episode 64, Call Number with American Libraries looks at libraries and hip-hop. First, American Libraries Senior Editor and Call Number host Phil Morehart speaks with Ralph McDaniels, the hip-hop luminary who created the influential Video Music Box show in the early 1980s and who now serves as hip-hop coordinator at Queens (N.Y.) Public Library. Next, Morehart talks with Joquetta Johnson, a specialist in the department of equity and cultural proficiency at Baltimore County (Md.) Public Schools, about her work using hip-hop as a teaching tool.

This week we are Kush Chatting with Hip Hop Artist L.A.V. the MC who is a Bronx-bred, Puerto Rican-American Underground Hip-Hop artist, with a dark style that intimately details his past, present and future of tragedy and triumph. Most notably and recently, L-A-V's new single, "Be Alright," has finally achieved some radio airplay on Canada's CKOR-DB 97.7 FM "Outlaw Radio." He also is an ISC (International Songwriters Competition) 2020 Semi-Finalist. He has made a guest appearance on Telemundo's hit T.V. show "Caso Cerrado," performed as an opening act for the late Sean Price, and performed at the legendary Jazz musician Richard Bona's "Club Bonafide" venue. With his buzz heightening as a result of successful showings in local showcasing events throughout the city; L.A.V. appeared on Video Music Box, displaying an incomparable skill during the first installment of 16 Bars-- Just Gimme The Mic Cypha, hosted by “Uncle Ralph” McDaniels. He has also gone on to earn a feature in Shade 45's host Da Inphamus Amadeuz "Artist 2 Watch" column of his iget@em Online Magazine. Adding to his resume, L-A-V has been a telephone guest on Bizarre's World Radio show, (hosted by the legendary Bizarre of Eminem's Rap Group D-12), receiving a quotable co-sign from the veteran: “You remind us of an early Dirty Dozen. Now it's time for you to get to the next level.” And that's exactly what L.A.V. did, winning Third Place on Amateur Night, at the Apollo Theater on May 7th, 2014 --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/keon-torres7/support

Donyshia Boston-Hill and Michael Chung get business empowerment from Ralph McDaniels, CEO & Founder of Video Music Box, created in 1983 and continues to air on NYC-TV on Saturdays at 12 Midnight.

This week, Emilio Sparks & Mighty Vin are joined by genuine Hip-Hop Royalty in Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box. Learn about the early days of VMB, the importance of accurately preserving hip hop culture, and much, much more. Donate to the Video Music Box Collection: https://www.videomusicboxcollection.org Get the CxE Brodie Lee Forever shirt: https://store.collarandelbowbrand.com/collections/mens/products/brodie   Follow us on social media! https://twitter.com/emiliosparks https://www.twitter.com/mightyvin https://www.instagram.com/WrassleRap https://twitter.com/WrassleRap https://twitter.com/SplitCityPod

Rhasaan recounts a dreamlike tale from a previous life, of young adults living in New York City in the late 90s awash in drinking, drugs, and VHS mixtapes, and a curious evening in the West Village with a strange visit from a police officer. CONTENT WARNING: This episode contains explicit language and adult situations. Listener discretion is advised.

This week's guest is the epitome of "day 1." Ralph McDaniels is the creator of Video Music Box, the longest running music video show in the world. After 37 years, McDaniels has a lot of history to share and here he talks about his time as a video director, DJ and now film producer.  1:30 Here Uncle Ralph talks about how he's been able to make sure VMB stands out in a time when everything is on demand. We also get him to talk more about the time he met the Hon. Minister Louis Farrakhan. 6:00 - Ralph talks about how he's transitioning from music videos into producing documentaries and short films. He also talks about keeping the VMB brand alive on Instagram through video mixing. He then talks about how he met his longtime business and creative partner Lionel Martin.   13:00 - Ralph has been around since day one, but he says early 90s Hip Hop is his favorite era, hear him explain why. He also gets into shooting videos for Nas and Wu-Tang Clan very early in their careers and some of the crazy situations he's seen.   25:00 - Ralph has been going through the process of digitizing the decades of footage that he has from filming VMB. Here he talks about the importance of doing this so it can be displayed at universities and museums and the non-profit he founded to get help doing it. Ralph also talks about the work he's been doing with the Queens Public Library.   32:00 - DJ Clark Kent designed a Nike Air Force 1 honoring VMB and one pair wound up going for nearly $6400 at a Sotheby's Hip-Hop auction. Here Ralph talks about some of the other artifacts he's sitting on and what he plans to do with them.   38:00 - Ralph is credited as the man who coined the term "shoutout." Here he talks about the day he saw the term blow up. He also talks about the likelihood of him greenlighting a VMB documentary or book.    45:00 - Ralph closes us out telling us what his favorite Hip Hop video of all time is.   Day 1 Radio podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Google Play, IHeartRadio, Spotify, Stitcher, Radio Public, and CLNS Mobile Media app. Follow us on Twitter, FB, and IG at @day1radio

Today's throwback interview from The Time Machine archives is with music video director Lionel C Martin. We talk about his time on Video Music Box, how he got into directing videos, and everything else in between. So sit back, relax, and enjoy the throwback interview!!! Follow the podcast on whatever platform you use to get your podcast and the Facebook page at Facebook.com/BeyondTheAlbumCover. Also follow Youtube.com/j85 for video content!!!!

What's good Few Tang Clan! Today we got into music videos or visuals as they're called today...That may have been the "oldest" thing I ever typed lol. Anyway, as usual we start at the beginning. We go back to Video Music Box, the early days at MTV (also known as BB or Before Black), and bring the convo to current day. We also give our thoughts on a few of the most important Hip Hop music videos of all time. There's so much more in the episode. We hope you enjoy listening to this conversation as much as we enjoyed having it. Make room for the tag...#ConversateForAFew --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/conversateforafew/support

Tonisteelz is no stranger to the stage. At the age of nine, Toni’s first solo performance was before a sold-out audience at Brooklyn College in which she received a standing ovation. Presently, ToniSteelz is a 2019 Grammy-considered, multi-award-winning recording artist and actress hailing from Brooklyn, NY. Toni has performed in some of New York City’s most famous venues including Madison Square Garden, SOBs, BB King’s and The Jacob Javits Center. She has opened for major recording artists such as Faith Evans, Naughty by Nature, Ice T, Brian McKnight, Maxi Priest & Deborah Cox. In 2019, ToniSteelz was considered for a Grammy for “Best Rap Record” for her song “Welcome to My Hood”. This will be her first of many nominations as she takes the hip-hop game to higher heights with her lyrical abilities and multiple talents as an actress, producer and an expert voice over talent. Toni has also worked as a media correspondent and a co-host of Video Music Box alongside the legendary Ralph McDaniels as well as EastBrooklyn.com with Tee Smif. Toni also had the opportunity to perform for the TCS NYC Marathon with WBLS and starred as detective Smith in season one of the Amazon Prime original series Vish Merrick. Toni is currently charting on radio and landed in Vibe Magazine & on BET for #BETJamOfTheWeek with “BadManTing” by The Conglomerate’s newest artist PRAYAH. You can hear ToniSteelz’s latest record “What They Need” on New York’s hottest station Hot97. #ItsAGO™️ 

Discussing the creation of Video Music Box with Hip Hop Legend, Ralph McDaniels. Ralph shares his entrepreneurial journey, the evolution of Hip Hop, business licensing and the importance of ownership.

In this episode we Celebrate the Legacy of Ralph McDaniels and Video Music Box. With over 35 years in the industry, Ralph sits down and shares his story with us. Show Notes: https://www.newyorksaid.com/celebrating-the-legacy-of-ralph-mcdaniels-and-video-music-box

When the DJ superstars like Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash moved from the house parties to the dance clubs, it left a hole in hip-hop that only an act of God could fill. Like the Biblical flood, new MCs and DJs came onto the scene and struggled to keep their head above water in the hopes they too could become famous. But for three young MCs, the best way for them to make their name was to go mainstream and release the first rap record, Rapper’s Delight. On this episode of Bring the Noise, we look at the world-dominating success, as well as the trials and tribulations, of the first Top 40 rap group, Sugarhill Gang. Be sure to subscribe and review the show wherever you get your podcasts! Follow The Space Monkey X Audio Workshop on Twitter and Instagram for show updates, as well as occasional old school hip-hop photos and facts. If you have Spotify, search for “Bring the Noise Podcast” and you’ll find a new playlist after each episode with songs from the featured artist, as well as others mentioned in the show. Or you can just click here for the latest playlist. SHOW NOTES: The Bring the Noise Spotify Playlist for Episode 2: Rapper’s Delight I Want My Name Back (Amazon rental/purchase) I Want My Name Back (iTunes rental/purchase) I Want My Name Back (YouTube rental/purchase) Master Gee interviewed on ThaFoundation.com Wonder Mike interviewed on ThaFoundation.com Bassist Chip Shearin on playing the backing track for Rapper’s Delight at NoTreble.com Nile Rodgers interview with POPBOXTV Nile Rodgers interviewed about Rapper’s Delight in The Washington Post The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Viva Lost Wages (Originally aired 11/13/1995) Big Bank Hank and Grandmaster Caz talk Rapper’s Delight rhymes from “And You Don’t Stop: 30 Years of Hip-Hop History” “Making Peace with Big Bank Hank” by Grandmaster Caz on Cuepoint Sugar Hill Gang featuring Grandmaster Caz at the Video Music Box 25th Anniversary Concert (July 2008) Sugar Hill Gang on Jimmy Kimmel Live (10/24/2019) Rapper’s Delight performed by Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant My copy of Rapper’s Delight in the classic Sugar Hill Records sleeve Sadly, my copy is one of the later releases, so only Edwards and Rodgers are given credit

When the DJ superstars like Kool Herc and Grandmaster Flash moved from the house parties to the dance clubs, it left a hole in hip-hop that only an act of God could fill. Like the Biblical flood, new MCs and DJs came onto the scene and struggled to keep their head above water in the hopes they too could become famous. But for three young MCs, the best way for them to make their name was to go mainstream and release the first rap record, Rapper’s Delight. On this episode of Bring the Noise, we look at the world-dominating success, as well as the trials and tribulations, of the first Top 40 rap group, Sugarhill Gang. Be sure to subscribe and review the show wherever you get your podcasts! Follow The Space Monkey X Audio Workshop on Twitter and Instagram for show updates, as well as occasional old school hip-hop photos and facts. If you have Spotify, search for “Bring the Noise Podcast” and you’ll find a new playlist after each episode with songs from the featured artist, as well as others mentioned in the show. Or you can just click here for the latest playlist. SHOW NOTES: The Bring the Noise Spotify Playlist for Episode 2: Rapper’s Delight I Want My Name Back (Amazon rental/purchase) I Want My Name Back (iTunes rental/purchase) I Want My Name Back (YouTube rental/purchase) Master Gee interviewed on ThaFoundation.com Wonder Mike interviewed on ThaFoundation.com Bassist Chip Shearin on playing the backing track for Rapper’s Delight at NoTreble.com Nile Rodgers interview with POPBOXTV Nile Rodgers interviewed about Rapper’s Delight in The Washington Post The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air: Viva Lost Wages (Originally aired 11/13/1995) Big Bank Hank and Grandmaster Caz talk Rapper’s Delight rhymes from “And You Don’t Stop: 30 Years of Hip-Hop History” “Making Peace with Big Bank Hank” by Grandmaster Caz on Cuepoint Sugar Hill Gang featuring Grandmaster Caz at the Video Music Box 25th Anniversary Concert (July 2008) Sugar Hill Gang on Jimmy Kimmel Live (10/24/2019) Rapper’s Delight performed by Siri, Alexa, Google Assistant My copy of Rapper’s Delight in the classic Sugar Hill Records sleeve Sadly, my copy is one of the later releases, so only Edwards and Rodgers are given credit

J. McVay is joined by guest Wayne Ski, longtime producer and host of the ‘BTR Hip Hop Show, ‘On The Avenue,’ and ‘The Electric Ride’ for BTR, as we continue a new recurring series of segments in which we meet the people behind what we do here at BTRtoday. Later in the episode, Jacqueline Soller and Charles Hinshaw discuss the new movie, ‘Motherless Brooklyn,’ written and directed by Edward Norton, in which he also stars alongside Willem Dafoe, Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Alec Baldwin, Michael K. Williams, and Bruce Willis -- out now from Warner Bros. And we’ll take an exclusive early listen to a performance by New York band Desert Sharks, from their upcoming BTR Live Studio session. Music composed by and show edited by Hansdale Hsu. Mentioned in the episode: Wayne's interview with Liv East DJ E-Clyps on BTRtoday 00:00 - Intro 01:20 - START /// Meet BTR: Wayne Ski 01:50 - About Wayne’s podcasts: BTR Hip Hop, On The Avenue, The Electric Ride 03:50 - How do you introduce yourself to people? 05:45 - What project do you want to tell us about most? 07:05 - How did you end up producing podcasts for BTR? 09:46 - If you don’t look back at what you did 5 years ago and think it’s bad, you haven’t progressed 15:20 - Early musical memories (Video Music Box) 18:40 - How did you get into music yourself? 20:48 - What are the biggest changes you’ve seen in music over the years? / “Curator” vs. “Producer” 28:10 - Plugs / wrapping up /// END 32:51 - 1st Person: Kevin // Coming Into His Own 36:30 - Movie Review: Charles Hinshaw on ‘Motherless Brooklyn’ 38:25 - Movie Chat w/ Jacqueline Soller & Charles Hinshaw (Spoiler Alert) 55:25 - “Dating?” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Desert Sharks 59:18 - Outro / Credits 60:12 - Finish.

Love Ultra Radio spoke with DJ, videography pioneer and Hip Hop legend Ralph McDaniels. Learn when he started djing in the parks, how his journey led to the innovation of Video Music Box and who introduced him to the Hip Hop culture.Check out when he realized Hip Hop was going to be his career path, what visions influenced the movement and the average amount of time and work that was involved in producing the television program. Hear his thoughts about growth within the music industry, some of today's opportunities inside of the music business and the realities of the documented video visuals that have universally linked our lifestyle through Hip Hop. Listen to where he traveled and realized how universal the culture was becoming, how the collection of visuals will soon be archived and the most important community topic we should discussing today.   Follow Ralph McDaniels and Video Music Box, peep his advice about entrepreneurship, what grade he gives Hip Hop and find out what he loves ultra.    Full Ralph McDaniels Interview available on Spotify, SoundCloud, iTunes, Spreaker, PodBean, SimpleCast, TuneIN and more!

Our World Hour of Power was horned to Interview Ralph McDaniels the man that pioneered HIP Hop Music Video back in 1983 before Yo MTV Raps. Ralph McDaniels is a music video director, DJ and VJ. He co-created and co-hosts the music video program Video Music Box with Lionel C. Martin.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, Black Moon. The legendary hip hop group discuss their newest album, Rise of Da Moon, creative process,  what continues to make the Black Moon sound and the legacy of Ralph McDaniels, Video Music Box and how it impacted their careers.  Buck Shot  goes in-depth regarding a neurological condition he's been living with since early 2000s and how it affects him and much more. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

WELCOME TO ANOTHER CLASSIC EPIC F YALL BITCHES KINGRASTRAST28 SPECIAL SALUTUE TO HIP HOP AND WHAT IT WAS LIKE TO HEAR THAT RAW SHIT: kid frost:latin kings homeless nation:still for la raza chino brown ft diamonique & joker310:west coast mexican foxy brown ft mia x & gangsta boo:b.w.a n.w.a:niggaz 4 life buc adam:bitch im from pomona babs bunny ft mack mama/paula perry/lace stonze:new york lil reece ft l.e.:riv 2pac/notorious b.i.g/putlawz/stretch/buju banton:runnin from the police n.w.a:fuck the police

BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the CMNY interview session! Carlos Maldonado is the founder, creator & owner of Classic Material New York, a boutique clothing company that began in 2010, largely due to what Carlos saw as an massive under-representation of New York-centric hip-hop fashion. Thanks to friend-of-Southern Vangard, P. Watts of Raw Wattage, we connected with Carlos to talk about the history behind the brand, what drew him to hip-hop fashion early on and the shenanigans you found yourself in the middle of growing up as a youngster trying to stay fresh. Carlos also discuss his expansion into other mediums in 2019, podcasting & cooking. His podcast “Book of Rhymes” debuted earlier this year and is hosted by none other than Donwill of Tanya Morgan fame. His upcoming cooking show “Eat With Me”, is launching very soon and will feature chef Lil’ BBQ - the first episode will be with the legendary Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box! Ok, we’ve told you enough, there’s a lot of goodness inside - so go ahead and press play, cop some fresh gear at classicmaterialny.com while you’re listening and remember it’s always that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACKRecorded live May 13, 2019 @ Dirty Blanket Studios, Marietta, GA

BANG! @southernvangard #radio presents the CMNY interview session! Carlos Maldonado is the founder, creator & owner of Classic Material New York, a boutique clothing company that began in 2010, largely due to what Carlos saw as an massive under-representation of New York-centric hip-hop fashion. Thanks to friend-of-Southern Vangard, P. Watts of Raw Wattage, we connected with Carlos to talk about the history behind the brand, what drew him to hip-hop fashion early on and the shenanigans you found yourself in the middle of growing up as a youngster trying to stay fresh. Carlos also discuss his expansion into other mediums in 2019, podcasting & cooking. His podcast “Book of Rhymes” debuted earlier this year and is hosted by none other than Donwill of Tanya Morgan fame. His upcoming cooking show “Eat With Me”, is launching very soon and will feature chef Lil’ BBQ - the first episode will be with the legendary Ralph McDaniels of Video Music Box! Ok, we’ve told you enough, there’s a lot of goodness inside - so go ahead and press play, cop some fresh gear at classicmaterialny.com while you’re listening and remember it’s always that #SmithsonianGrade #TwiceAWeek #WeAreTheGard // southernvangard.com // @southernvangard on #applepodcasts #stitcherradio #soundcloud #mixcloud #youtube // #hiphop #rap #undergroundhiphop #boombap #DJ #mix #interview #podcast #ATL #WORLDWIDE #RIPCOMBATJACK Recorded live May 13, 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

Internets! On this episode of The Premium Pete Show, Pete sits down with The Legendary Uncle Ralph McDaniels. Ralph talks about the impact of Video Music Box, directing the first music videos for Wu-Tang (C.R.E.A.M) & Nas (It Ain't Hard to Tell), giving Hype Williams his start and documenting historical hip hop events such as Fresh Fest. Ralph talks working on 'Roxanne, Roxanne' on NETFLIX and the upcoming Wu-Tang documentary. Ralph also tells dope stories of Biggie & Jay-Z performing at his birthday party, Big Daddy Kane accidentally shooting someone on their way to video shoot for 'The Symphony', his Jeep getting stolen from his garage, and so much more! So much Hip Hop history on this one! Kick back, Relax and PRESS Play, CHEA!

Charles Turner[1] (born October 21, 1962) better known as DJ Chuck Chillout, is an American hip hop DJ and produceron New York City's 98.7 KISS FM radio station.He began his career on 98.7 Kiss FM in 1982. He was one of the first hip-hop artists to become established, which also includes Run-D.M.C., LL Cool J, Salt-n-Pepa, and Slick Rick. “Hip-hop was fun and energetic during this time. Hip-hop was just growing, so there was a lot of creativity and great live performances,” says Chuck. “Run-DMC and Whodini were some of the best live performances during this time”.After leaving 98.7 Kiss FM, Chuck worked at 107.5 WBLS FM for two years. In 1992, Chuck became a VJ for Video Music Box, the top-rated hip-hop video show in New York City.[citation needed] Chuck worked in 1995 by becoming one of the first DJs to play hip hop music in Japan. Hip-hop artists such as Busta Rhymes, A Tribe Called Quest, and Run-D.M.C. became known in Japan as a result. "Hip hop was very popular in Japan", said Chuck, "The people there knew the history of the artist I was playing as well as mine. Japanese people were totally into the culture".In 1989, he released an album with emcee Kool Chip called Masters of the Rhythm, which was released by Mercury/PolyGram Records. The album featured two regional hits, "Rhythm is the Master" and "I'm Large."In 1996, Chuck helped break DMX by being one of the first D.J.s to play his debut smash hit, "Get at Me, Dog". "I knew this record was going to be a smash because it was different from what was being played on the radio", Chuck said. "The beat was hot and delivery was different".[citation needed]Chuck established Full Blast Promotions in 1999, which is New Jersey's premier record pool.[citation needed] "I established Full Blast Promotions in New Jersey because there was a need for a premier record pool in New Jersey," Chuck stated. "D.J.s in New Jersey were hungry for a company such as Full Blast to step up and take over. [It] will continue to grow in the new millennium".[citation needed]Chuck's affiliation with old- and new-school hip hop and R&B has helped him remain a popular DJ. Most recently, his participation in the Essence Music Festival and cruise helped his career.Chuck returned to his roots at 98.7 Kiss FM during fall 2009.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

YO! We are back at it! And when we come back...we come back officially. We have the Hip-Hop legend Ralph McDaniels(@VideoMusicBox) in the booth to talk about his career, the 35th anniversary of Video Music Box and the impact of music videos on the world of Hip-Hop. It's beyond classic, you should download it and listen twice. So many jewels on this one. Special shout to Johnny MacDonald(@heresjohnnymac) for making all this possible! Salute!

We interviewed King Noire, an expert fetishist, intimacy coach, Erotic Touch Masseuse and Adult star about the importance of his work and why he believes in breaking antiquated sexual taboos. The King shared some incredible tips and insights into fetish, polyamory, and tapping into the erotic and orgasmic energy of masculine sensuality/sexuality. King of Sensual Noire has spent 12 years in the Adult Entertainment industry, including Fetish Training & Fantasy work and live shows. King is also a certified Sexpert & Blogger for California Exotics. King Noire has performed on live TV for millions of viewers on the wildly popular show The Daily Download. King has performed live on national television on TV stations including NBC, FUSE, CSPAN, and PBS. His music videos have also been featured by MTV UK, FUSE, Music Choice, and Video Music Box. You can also find his new song Radiator (Steel & Stilettos) feat. Southpaw. Official Video: https://youtu.be/8HrmINnkuHw iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/radiator-steel-stilettos-single/1426329521 Keep up with King Noire at: IG/ Twiiter: @KingNoire Face Book: King Noire KingNoireXXX.com KingNoire.com RoyalFetishXXX.com

In the early 1980's before there was Yo MTV Raps, BET's Rap City those in the New York City tristate area remember getting home after school to watch Video Music Box. we speak with founder & host Ralph McDaniels. He along with his partner Lionel "Vid Kid" Martin went from presenting videos to creating them. Hear how the show got started The relationship between Rap videos & Sesame Street How Video Music Box almost made it to MTV before Yo ** If you're in the NYC area, don't miss the 35th Anniversary Celebration of Video Music Box taking place in Queens. For more information on this and the show follow Salute to Ralph McDaniels, Lionel "Vid Kid" Martin & Video Music Box in celebration of their 35th Anniversary. #ForTheCulture #Hip-hop don't stop! Subscribe to the podcast now and make sure you don't miss an episode! We're on Apple Podcast, Google Play, Spotify, Stitcher, Tune In Radio Follow @2BlindMics on Twitter & Like our FB page for all updates or just visit us at 2blindmics.com. *** Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/2BlindMics Google Play: http://bit.ly/2BlindMics-GPlay Holla Back! Give your opinion on an episode, the show or offer some topics! Call the 2BlindMics Hotline: 1 (516) 778-7933 Alternatively, send an email or record a voice message using your smart phone's voice recorder and send to 2blindmics@gmail.com.

Episode #3 (July 8, 2018) Features the Top 5 Black news stories of the week with guest film producer, video director, and VJ “Uncle” Ralph McDaniels discussing the 35th Anniversary of his iconic hip-hop show, Video Music Box. TIME STAMPS (Ep. 3, July 8, 2018) Statue of Liberty climber, Therese Patricia Okoumou (5:03) Uncle Ralph on 5 percenter knowledge (9:27) Africans in detention centers (9:50) Will Smith (12:13) Uncle Ralph on maintaining a 30+ year marriage (17:59) The Black Hollywood Report (21:36) All-White Slave Show in Canada (35:32) Jenifer Lewis Flint protest song & Flint Update (41:43) The Black Wall Street Journal: Investing in the Stock Market (44:19) Oakland’s BBQ Becky update on her victim Kenzie Smith (1:00:30) Uncle Ralph on using politics and hip hop to help youth (1:03:30) Uncle Ralph on directing “Self-Destruction” (1:07:28) Uncle Ralph on negativity in hip-hop by design (1:10:00) Uncle Ralph on interviewing Nelson Mandela (1:12:28) Uncle Ralph on producing the Video Music Box 35th Anniversary concert (1:14:53) Uncle Ralph on producing Roxanne Shante’s film, Roxanne, Roxanne (1:19:25) Uncle Ralph on directing 400+ videos (1:21:07) New Music: Mike Body “Get Up Dad” (1:26:00)

Before anyone could enjoy a #YoMTVRapsExperience there was Video Music Box created and hosted by Ralph McDaniels and Lionel "Vid Kid" Martin. Hear how each show impacted the other in the Yo special. A more in depth episode with Ralph is coming soon. For more information on the June 1st concert visit: http://yomtvrapsexperience.com We're dropping these Yo MTV Raps Experience Specials as we lead up to the big show which features acts like; KRS1 Eric B & Rakim Big Daddy Kane MC Lyte Doug E Fresh EPMD Subscribe to 2BlindMics so you don't miss any episodes. Apple Podcast: http://bit.ly/2BlindMics Google Play: http://bit.ly/2BlindMics-GPlay Also available on Spotify, Stitcher & Tune In Radio

"Paula Perry"Female hip-hop MC from Brooklyn, NY. People first heard Paula Perry as a member of Masta Ace, INC, where she proved to be far more than simply a token female crew member. She struck out on her own with her debut single "Paula's Jam," which was a monster underground hit. And she soon released a slew of singles, including "Extra, Extra" produced by Premier. She eventually wound up on Motown Records, but her album, Tales From Fort Knox, got lost in the system. Life and work. Paula Perry grew up in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, an area that at the time consisted mainly of prefabricated blocks of social housing (so-called projects ). It was discovered by rapper Uneek, also from Brooklyn, who introduced her to Masta Ace . In 1992, with Masta Ace, Perry recorded a song called Kick It On The One , intended for the second solo album by Masta Ace, Shelf Life . However, since Masta Ace overcame with his label Cold Chillin ', there was no longer the release of this album. The already completed songs were released years later on two EPs. The recorded with Paula Perry song is located on the first of these two discs, on Shelf Life Vol. 1 , a 2013 published and limited to 300 copies pressing on Chopped Herring Records.After separating from Cold Chillin 'Masta Ace founded the Masta Ace Incorporated crew (Masta Ace, INC.) And joined the group on the label Delicious Vinyl. Paula Perry was also included in the crew. Together, the album SlaughtaHouse was released in 1993. On the occasion of the tenth birthday of the video music show Video Music Box , which started in 1983, Paula Perry and Masta Ace were able to perform their song Who You Jackin from the SlaughtaHouse album live. After Perry had canceled an early tour of the group because she preferred her own professional career of uncertain music career, she then toured regularly with Masta Ace, INC. By her own admission, she received only for these tour performances money from the record label, but not for their participation in the albums. [1]Two years later, in 1995, the crew released the second album called Sittin 'On Chrome . This made it to # 19 on the Billboard Top R & B / Rap album charts and remained in the Billboard Top 200 for months.In 1996, Paula Perry released her first 12 " solo as a solo artist entitled Paula's Jam (on Loose Cannon Records, a 1994-96 imprint of PolyGram Records, whose best-known artist was Buju Banton ). The song received in the music press partly outstanding reviews. In a review it was said:24-year-old Brooklynite Paula Perry fluted glasses of Cristal. "" If we were judging female MCs these days on verbal skills instead of puny poetry, then Lil 'Kim and Foxy Brown would revert to their given names and serve. ""If rappers were to be judged on their verbal abilities and not on their sexualized gutter language, Lil 'Kim and Foxy Brown would have to end their careers (" take their bourgeois name back ") and 24-year-old Paula Perry from Brooklyn would be champagne (" Cristal ") a champagne brand) in crystal glasses. "- Charles Aaron : in the music magazine Spin , issue February 1997, p. 92It was followed in 1998 by the song Down To Die For This (on the label Motown ) as well as collaborations with the Lost Boyz ( The BQE ) and other rappers (Nicki D, Paula Perry, Rah Digga , Heather B , Precious P & Bahamadia - Six-pack ).With the single produced by DJ Premier and recorded at the D & D Studios in New York , Extra !! (in 1998 on Motown) in the style of an extra page of the fictional newspaper Fort Greene Chronicles on her already completed and raring album titled Tales From Fort Knox (the title is a nod to her birthplace Fort Greene, Brooklyn) be pointed out. The song was played internationally on the radio and was also mentioned in the German music press:"Refined by the golden producer hands DJ Premiers, this track delights Paula Perry's debut album [...] from the very first second. The ingenious mixture of hypnotic minimal beats, a gripping funk groove and a voice from which one would like to be told a few stories, captivates sustainably. "- Norbert Schiegl : in the music magazine JUICE , issue 5-1998, p. 82However, the aforementioned album was never released, allegedly because the label (Mad Sounds Recordings, an existing in the 1990s and specialized in hip-hop sublabel Motown ) intended for the release and promotion funds instead for an album by Queen Latifah ( Order In The Court ) used. Most promo CDs of the 17-song album were destroyed by the label, although there had already been reviews in music magazines. Allegedly, there are only fewer than ten copies today, so that individual promo CDs of the album are traded on the Internet at top prices. In addition to the previously published single tracks, the album contained productions of Easy Mo Bee , Clark Kent and Domingo. Guests included Kelly Price and Perry's mentor, Masta Ace, and Que 45, with whom she has a son. Masta Ace produced under the pseudonym Ase One also four songs of the album.Two years later appeared with Y'All Chickens Make Me Laugh another 12 "of the artist under her real name (this time on the label Fully Blown Recordings), which was also played internationally on the radio. One last solo release available on a physical sound carrier was the 12 " I'm So Ghetto / Watch Ya Head , released under the pseudonym" The God Mommie "(in 2003 via Familliar Faces Records). Since then, Paula Perry came out only on the Internet published mixtapes ( Paula Perry The Godmommy, 6 , 2009, and Take Another Shot At It , 2012), as well as through short videos in which she directed herself.Although Paula Perry made a name for herself in her hip-hop underground through her early songs ( Paula's Jam and Extra, Extra !! were underground hits and made it into the Hot R & B Singles of the Billboard charts), she finished her Career as a musician, without ever having made the commercial breakthrough as a solo artist. Discography.Albums-1993: SlaughtaHouse (on the label Delicious Vinyl, as part of Masta Ace, INC.)1995: Sittin 'On Chrome (on the label Delicious Vinyl, as part of Masta Ace, INC.)1998: Tales From Fort Knox (solo album on the label Mad Sounds Recordings (Motown), unpublished)2009: Paula Perry The Godmommy (Internet Mixtape)2012: Take Another Shot At It (Internet Mixtape)Singles-1996: Paula's Jam1998: The BQE (with the group The Lost Boyz )1998: Six-Pack (with Nicki D, Rah Digga , Heather B , Precious P & Bahamadia )1998: Extra, Extra !!1998: Down To The For This2000: Y'All Chickens Make Me Laugh2003: I'm So Ghetto / Watch Ya Head (as The God Mommie) See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Uncle Ralph celebrates 35 years of Video Music Box with a conversation about his Brooklyn and Queens roots, ownership of content and how his show launched the careers of some of the world's biggest artists.  Connect with Elle Bee on Instagram @decodedwithellebee and at www.lakeiabrown.com

Ralph McDaniels is a music video director, DJ and VJ. He co-created and co-hosts the music video program Video Music Box with Lionel C. Martin. After interning at WNYC, and subsequently becoming a radio engineer, he created Studio 31 Dance Party, a television show revolving around recordings of music performances. This show would transform into Video Music Box.. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Please don't forget that this remix is only a way to promote our world as DJs. This Remix is to discover music. If you're an artist or copyright holder and if you want remove something because you don't want to be a part of it send an e-mail. If you're happy that we don't forget you, send an e-mail too! If you love the track inside the remix; Support and buy it at the known channels! "Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use." Bernard Wright - Who Do You Love Disco Boogie Edit By Petko Turner Here >> https://hypeddit.com/track/sc/ge3iml Wright was born in Jamaica, Queens, New York. He attended the High School of Performing Arts in New York. Classmates included writer Carl Hancock Rux, gospel recording artist Desiree Coleman Jackson, and rappers Slick Rick and Dana Dane. He was offered a slot touring with Lenny White when he was 13, and he played with Tom Browne at the age of 16. GRP Records signed him in 1981 and released his debut album 'Nard, tracks from which were prominently sampled in hits by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Skee-Lo, and LL Cool J. The album was re-released in 2001.b He followed with Funky Beat (1983) on Arista and Mr. Wright (1985) on Manhattan Records. The latter of these albums included his biggest R&B appearance, "Who Do You Love", for which a video was made that is featured in the title sequence of Video Music Box.[9] In 1990 he released the gospel album Fresh Hymns. In 2000 he formed a duo with Alfredo Elias and Damon Banks and released the album Back To Our Roots. Wright has also appeared on recordings by musicians such as Miami Mike Devine Pennington, Doug E. Fresh, Cameo, Bobby Brown, Pieces of a Dream, Charles Earland, Marcus Miller, and Miles Davis. Since his recording days, Wright has continued playing keyboards in Dallas, where he mentors younger artists

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill discuss the Business and History of Music Videos with Ralph McDaniels, CEO and Founder of Video Music Box.

Ray Schwetz and Donyshia Boston-Hill discuss the Business and History of Music Videos with Ralph McDaniels, CEO and Founder of Video Music Box.

Legendary Hip-Hop pioneer KRS-One talks with Video Music Box founder/Queens Library Hip-Hop Coordinator Ralph McDaniels in front of a live audience at Queens Central Library. They discuss his early days before making music, when he was homeless and he watched domestic violence at the hands of his mom, his self and his brother Kenny Parker. He also tells the truth about his beef with pioneer radio DJ Mr. Magic and the Juice crew.

Legendary Hip-Hop pioneer KRS-One talks with Video Music Box founder/Queens Library Hip-Hop Coordinator Ralph McDaniels in front of a live audience at Queens Central Library. They discuss his early days before making music, when he was homeless and he watched domestic violence at the hands of his mom, his self and his brother Kenny Parker. He also tells the truth about his beef with pioneer radio DJ Mr. Magic and the Juice crew.

Legendary Hip-Hop pioneer KRS-One talks with Video Music Box founder/Queens Library Hip-Hop Coordinator Ralph McDaniels in front of a live audience at Queens Central Library. They discuss his early days before making music, when he was homeless and he watched domestic violence at the hands of his mom, his self and his brother Kenny Parker. He also tells the truth about his beef with pioneer radio DJ Mr. Magic and the Juice crew.

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel, we hear part 2 of Tim's interview with legendary Video Music Box creator and host Ralph McDaniels. The Hip Hop Video Music pioneer talks to Tim about how Biggie's death changed the future of Hip Hop, artists he would like to interview and his work as a Hip Hop Coordinator for the Queens Public Library Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

This week on The Library with Tim Einenkel,. Tim's joined by the legendary Video Music Box creator and host Ralph McDaniels. In part one of this interview Tim and Ralph discuss McDaniel's unparalleled hop hop archive as well as the evolution of the music video and Hip Hop culture over the years. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

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FInal Outlaw - Hip Hop 4 ever - free single This year marks the 30th anniversary of the Hip Hop. What better way to herald this anniversary than a powerful, real talk anthem, repeatedly chanting ‘Hip Hop 4ever’ and emanating from the genre’s birth place New York. ‘Hip Hop 4ever’ is the debut from Puerto Rican, El Salvadorian New Yorker Final Outlaw. ‘Hip Hop 4ever’ has already won the EoDub Song Of The Year Award at the end of 2008 and charted #1 on GoldMic.com. The promo video ‘Hip Hop 4ever’ is receiving regular rotation on Ralph McDaniel's legendary Video Music Box on NYCTV and MTV in Europe. The song has also featured with favourable write-ups on authoritative, tastemaker Hip Hop Blogs, Illdoctrine.com, OnSmash.com, Nahright.com, WorldStarHipHop.com, 2DopeBoyz.com and RealTalkNY.net With collaborations with KRS ONE for the ‘Stop The Violence’ album 2009, Immortal Technique, and M-1 of Dead Prez on The Grassroots Artist Movement, already under his belt, and a win at the End of the Weak MC Challenge 2008 is sure-footedly stepping in the right direction.

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