Showing posts with label Gang Starr. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gang Starr. Show all posts

Thursday, April 22, 2010

One for the late night crew-Monk Higgins

One for the late night crew

"So keep abreast to the GangStarr conquest
Underground ruffnecks pounds of respect
I've never been afraid to let loose my speech
My brothers know I kick the code of the streets"

DEEP-did a sunday in the Torch, now Fionnbarras, in about 97, spinning jazz and soul like this-i'll have my Guru tribute up tomorrow!



Tuesday, April 20, 2010

One for the late night crew-Gang Starr

One for the late night crew

I'm digging deep in the crates for Guru and have about 100 vinyl records in front of me as i prepare a 3 hour special on Saturday-quite simply, I admit i would not be spinning records without Gang Starr, who helped elevate hip-hop to a level on a par with the greatest jazz and soul. Rest in Peace

"Ill be taking care of business regardless
And when it comes to rhyming you know Im hitting hardest
So you can kick dirt but in the end you'll feel pain
You little sucker, there aint no shame in my game"

Rest in Peace Guru

One of the best yet

No doubt about it Gang Starr were one of the greatest and until recent years he had some great solo stuff too. Simply one of the all time best MC's, I had the pleasure of hosting him at our Jam night in 2001 and hanging out with him for the day too; he was a nice guy and down to earth compared to many of the big name rappers i've met. It's a sad day for hip-hop but i'll be paying homage at Jam on Friday at the Pavilion and on Black on Red on Saturday on Cork's RedFM





















































Monday, March 01, 2010

One for the late night crew! Gang Starr

One for the late night crew!

Still waiting on news of Guru I've a signed copy of this shit let's trust his own words and hope he makes it

"I'm a survivor, so Imma always remain
the little nigga with the voice to leave a stain on your brain"

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

Talking all that Jazz! Hip-hop jazz at it's finest parts 4, 5, 6

"it was music.. great to dance to

Great to romance to with a lot to say to you

Relaying a message, revealing the essence

of a jazz thing"



"hip-hop gains a classic"



"Yo i be getting lit listening to sun ra"

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

One for the late night crew, tune of the day and rap lyric of the day!

All in one

an all time fav!

"Relationships can grip with the pain
Arguments in the crib, in the streets, on the train
I’m crazy fed but then still
When she ain’t there I feel sad, I feel ill"



and the groove (another soul classic)



and Ed OG

Wednesday, April 22, 2009

One for the late night crew! Jeru!

one for the late night crew! I posted the Ahmad Jamal original recently, here is a classic from Jeru that sampled it-saw him support Gang Starr in Dublin in 1994 and shit nearly kicked off at the gig, which was amazing! He kinda fell off for a time but left us with two classic albums; not a bad return

Thursday, March 26, 2009

A couple for the breakdancers ahead of our party this Friday at Jam at the Pavilion

Featuring the Rhythm Rebels amongst others live on stage after Doubletime only a fiver in!



Mc Lyte and many more tore this groove up; another one of their many great influences.




Oh yes, the original and still the best Juan Atkins was one of the Godfathers



I Know i posted this before but the original is one of my favourite 12"s and perfect for Jam!



DJ Globe and the WhizzKids classic covered on a rare 12" from Gang Starr that is in my possession "Real DJ's know how to rock the show"



I love house and i love where it collides with breaks this is never gonna get tired!

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    I'm a DJ from Cork in Ireland. I work with RedFM, presenting Red Drive, The Hitlist and my specialist show, Black on Red. I'm probably best known for being one of the main hip-hop/soul DJ's in Cork and Ireland. I've been DJing in Cork since the early 90's in legendary clubnights such as Sweat in Sir Henrys, Mor Disco, Free La Funk, Yo Latino and also Jam and Jam Junior at the Savoy and the Pavilion. I've also held down long term residencies at clubs around Ireland such as Brown Sugar at the Kitchen in Dublin, U-Turn at Ri Ra in Dublin, Jazz Juice at the GPO in Galway, Thompson Garage in Belfast, the Soul Clinic, Dee-Bop, Meltdown and Mo Bounce in Limerick and i've played abroad in the United States and the U.K. on numerous occasions. I also write a music column for the Evening Echo and i'm a regular contributor to the U.K.'s Blues and Soul, the longest running black music magazine in the world. These days i run the Pavilion, a music venue in Cork, which hosts my Jam night every few Fridays http://www.pavilioncork.com also you can catch me at http://djstevieg.podomatic.com