Diamonds In The Dust

You gotta read between the lines to get this, if you catch my driftorz :) Gagga over cchopped n skkrewwed.

R.I.P. Edwin Bocage, a true pioneer and legend in the r&b game.

Brand new mix cd of funked out 90's bay area rap vinyl with the homie Mista B! Please get at me for cd orders/details - $10 shipped anywhere. DJ's Mista B & B.Cause - Record Haterz Tracklist: 1) Intro 2) Dubee - My Thang 3) Delinquents - Deep 4) Lil Bruce feat. G-Note & Levitti - Keep A Tre' 8 5) P.O.D.E. feat Cougnut & Baldhead Rick - Product Of D Environment (edit) 6) Black Dynasty - Fire It Up (edit) 7) Young Lay - Playah's Mode 8) Ray Luv - In The Game 9) Spice 1 - 187 Proof 10) Mac Dre - Da Gift To Gab 11) Hugh E. MC - It's the Game 12) JT The Bigga Figga - Game Tight 13) Dre Dog - Chocolate Ty 14) Cold World Hustlers - Everday Thang (somethin' to ride to edit) 15) Primo - City Of The Players 16) Dangerous Dame - Stay With Me 17) Guce - Gimmie The Right 18) Spice 1 - Sucka Ass Ni66as 19) Spice 1 - Strap On the Side 20) 3X Krazy - Stackin Chips 21) 5150 - Bump A B*tch 22) D-Moe - Another Funky Verse 23) Total Devastation - Strictly For The Stree...

The Fixxers - Can You Work With That (b.cause hydroponic fixx) Peep and cop the original dub at Bastard Jazz

A lil' edit of some great uptempo R&B on Freestyle records from Lewis Taylor...the 12" version however was really tough to mix with due to the faded in beginning. Love this track! Lewis Taylor - Reconsider (intro - outro)

Here's an edit of the Menahan Street Band's "Tired Of Fighting" (b-side and instrumental to Charles Bradley's "The Telephone Song") with the T-Wayne vocals (got money). You know I had to sprinkle the "umbrella" drums in there too for that lil' part of the song, lol. T-Pain & Lil' Wayne/Menahan Street Band - Got Money (tired of fighting re-fix) Buy the original 7" on Dunham records right here .

Here's a great b-side vocoder dub produced by Rich Cason , who is responsible for some of the most incredible west coast electro /funk productions ever. (see Killer Groove, Street Freaks, that Capt. Rapp joint on Kimberly, etc.) That of course being just the tip of the iceberg, Cason also played with Dyke and the Blazers in their heyday, wrote and arranged material by Leon Haywood & Formula V, not to mention a gang of other songwriting and arranging accomplishments throughout the years. I don't know anything about Tony Davis and whether or not that's actually R.C. singing but the dub definitely trumps the vocal version. Tony Davis - Bootie Whip Part II

The Jazzy Three - The Rappin Spree This makes me happy.

Lil play on words, vocals over the RZA orig. with some drum edit layers of the Dorrough intro. Dorrough Music - Ice C.R.E.A.M. Paint Job (b.cause wu-mix)