The better question might be, "Who the fuck is Jay Electronica ?". A good answer might be, "The savior of hip-hop!". To this day there isn't to much known about the rapper/producer. Jay is compared by many to be the next Nas and has also been referred to as a "rap Jack Kerouac" due to his nomadic experience. He has unofficially released a bunch of weird projects/mix-tapes...
Artist: Billy Stewart Song: Cross My Mind Album: Billy Stewart Teaches Old Standards New Tricks Release Date: 1967 I have been meaning to dig for this sample a minute ago but you know things come up so I did not get around to it until now. But this sample comes from an artist that is the future of hip hop. Point blank. Period. Answer after the jump.
With the Jay Elec-steria going on, that dude Suave had me playing this one back-to-back. Billy Stewart 1967 track setting the example for the Just Blaze’s “Exhibit C” sample.
cross-post from cubikmusik . first show of 2010 has been and gone already. hope everyone had a great new year. big shouts to the space invader crew! speaking of which, check out the additional shows starting up. the schedule is getting busier with lots of quality tueage coming out. well looking forward to the bi-weekly 'junk in the trunk' show on tuesdays 10pm-12am, starting tomorrow (Jan. 12th). expect...
Good news: New Jay Elec mixtape here . Bad news: The record comes without a tracklist. Good news: We know some of the song titles. Bad news: We know them because the mixtape recycles a lot of his loose tracks already in circulation. So...wanna help me fill in a track list? Gracias. See below, and leave comments with additions and corrections. 1) Intro 2) Exhibit A (Transformations)/Exhibit B (ft. Mos...
Yes, I know: worst name ever. Fat shout to Young Horrorcore , the Ghettotech Boys , and Lil' Chillwave . This is the song that's had rap geeks all atwitter since it's producer (the genius Just Blaze ) dropped it on Shade 45 back in October; the radio rip of that debut invaded media devices the world over until the CDQ version finally made it to Itunes . I was definitely on the fence about this guy...
If you’re anything like me and have been waking up with Jay Electronica’s “Exhibit C” in your head every morning since the CDQ leaked, you’ve probably wondered what the sample source was for Just Blaze’s brilliant beat. Since we here at Passion of the Weiss aim to solve your problems of head, heart and podiatry, [...]
In this, my 400th post would you believe, I'm tackling the sixties and listing the 75 great soul men of the decade. There are many to choose from but these, in my humble opinion, are the creme de la creme. So here goes, starting with my top ten, and then moving on to others of note: 1. Sam Cooke (who else at number one?), 2. Otis Redding, 3. James Carr, 4. Wilson Pickett, 5. O V Wright, 6. Al Green,...
While most folks know R&B/soul singer Billy Stewart for his blistering 1996 Top 10 hit - a cover of "Summertime" - he wasn't a one trick pony. He scored several top R&B & pop hits including "I Do Love You." This weekend, I was listening to my main man Pots & Pans, The Boss With The Hot Sauce, The Geator With The Heator and sure nuff he busted out this Billy Stewart...
GEORGETOWN, Ind. � The council president in a southern Indiana town facing a big potential debt over a sewer plant project says it will pay what it owes and does not intend to seek bankruptcy protection.
Facing a debt of $1.45 million over a long-delayed sewage plant project, the Floyd County town of Georgetown has taken the first step toward what would be an unprecedented move for an Indiana municipality � filing for bankruptcy protection.
Harold Adams, writing for the Louisville Courier Journal, has an article on the town of Georgetown’s consideration of seeking bankruptcy protection to get out of debts owed to the City of New Albany and a Jeffersonville engineering firm related to sewage treatment. [T]he town made plans to build its own sewage treatment plant and get [...]
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On most of the "various artist" CD's, you find songs that you already have in your collection. This CD is different, it has music being performed by known artists, but the song selection is usually different than what you already have in your colletion. I highly recommend this CD as a strong addition to what you already own. If you are new to the blues, this would be an excellent start to...