Box 6

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Caz opens up to Silver Fox's "It's Your Rock." They rock their Notorious 2 routines. Caz does Yvette. Punk Rock Rap is coming out shortly. Dr. Shock is the DJ Stevie Dee is rocking with a Rasta from Harlem World. Side B has Busy Bee at another location. 60 mins.

Scope and Contents Baby Beat box was supposed to go on but Cold Crush starts as they celebrate their 6th anniversary and the Almighty KG opens to Michael Jacksons Billie Jean killing it. With a sore throat Caz said, “Like a Knight in shining armor, the Cold Crush I shall defend, through thick or thin, we will always win, because were our own best friend, some people think highly of us, but there are those who put us down, but jealousy don’t phase us, because the brothers run this town!" The Cold Crush rock the...

Scope and Contents DJ Divine and MC Disco Kid starts to the record by GQ Disco Nights. Groovy Lou got the crowd rocking with him DJ Hollywood style. DJ Professor rocks the turntables and the Echo box. The Spank dance is out at this time. The crowd is strong with the call and response. They say 1978 more than once but the record Disco Nights came out in 1979. Easter Sunday is one week away. South Side Queens. The Infinity Machine Girls are in the house. Supreme Sounds DJ Casino also gets on the turntables and...

Scope and Contents Side A: The emcee’s are only free styling, no Hip Hop recordings being played. Only free style. With records like Funkadelic: You Will Like it Too. Funky Drummer, Dance to the Drummer Beat, Got to be Real, Pussy Footer, Apache. Run gives a few plugs to the Raising Hell album. Side B: Our European brothers overseas are about their business in London. The lead emcee Mc Noddy is calling for female emcees to come on to the stage to try the mic. A female comes to the stage and says, “It’s just an...

Scope and Contents This party is connected to tape 66, 103 and 133. Dot does his rhyme, “Night to Night, Sun to Sun” and another rhyme about, “Leon Spinks and Muhammad Ali!” Dot dedicates Funky Drummer to the L Brothers. Dot rocks to Another One Bites the Dust adlibbing like Grandmaster Caz as he gives props to the Fantastic Five. Grand Wizzard Theodore is cutting up Furious 5’s Freedom tight. Side B: Raheem of theThe Force MCs of South Side Queens. DJs Kendo and Whiz Kid. Note: Raheem gets on the mic for a...

Scope and Contents Grandmaster Flash and the crew do The Fastest Man rocking three turn tables. They also do Style and The Message with Kreole doing Mele Mel’s part. Larry’s Dance theme. Ikey Cee amps the crowd and gets down with Soul Sonic Force for Planet Rock and Looking for the Perfect Beat. Sir Mix a Lot does My Studio and Square Dance Rap. Sir Mix a Lot tells London, “You don’t have to be from New York to do this!” and kills a freestyle rhyme. Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde ‎rock Genius Rap, A.M P.M. and...

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Part 2 of UK Fest. World Class Wreckin Cru does their record Surgery and the legendary Dr. Dre is rocking with them. The crowd goes berserk for The Real Roxanne with Hitman Howie Tee as they rock Bang Zoom and Romeo. Word of Mouth and DJ Cheese do Coast to Coast and King Kut. I don’t know if its cheese but whoever is DJing they are killing Pump me Up, Mardi Gras, Good Times and Six Minutes by Doug E Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew and the London crowd is loving it tremendously. 60 mins..  

Scope and Contents If you have an affection for record labels like Fresh/ NIA/ Cutting/ Urban Rock or Def Jam, or DJ tricks like the helicopter effect, hopefully you'll appreciate and relish this selection from the mid-80s. The elements were cherry-picked from high quality broadcasts of the landmark radio show, from 1985 & 86 tapes. There is some truly basic mixing on display. It was 85 & 86, so expect some simple zigga-zig cuttin and some of those quick rubs that unapologetically went from one deck to...

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Part 2 Rock the Bells, Dollar Bill, P.S.K. What does it Mean, A.J. is Cool, Its Mine Pretty Ricky and Boo Ski, Charlie Brown Rap, Rock me Amadeus, and more. 60 mins.

Scope and Contents Side A: D.J. Louie Lou for T La Rock as he free styles and does Its Yours. D.J. J Rock for Dana Dane as he free styles and does Nightmares. Somebody stepped on the wire so Dana Dane had to start Nightmares over. Grand Master Vic for emcee Divine and Chilly Dee. Cypress Sounds in the house. Side B: The Disco Fevers D.J. Star Child opens up with The Honey Drippers Impeach the President. Supreme and Fat Cat in the house. Grand Master Dee and Whodini rock Funky Beat. Dana Dane says his name is...