Name: Pizza At Primo's Vol. 1 by DJ Jaycee
Duration: 1 h 18 min 10 s
Description: a mixtape i did in 2007 consisting of all DJ Premier produced classics, including original samples and all that. it got a HOOD rating in Scratch Magazine, was spotlighted on a lot of mixtape oriented blogspot pages, plus some of your favorite legendary DJ's thought it was pretty damn cool.

Just wanted to let know I bought this on Fulton St when it came out, brought it home to Sweden and bumped the CD as long as I could. Very glad to listen again after all these years.

just dropped it on www.whitefolksgetcrunk.com << check it

J.PERIOD x Michael Jackson: "Man Or The Music (Vol. 1)"

Sadat X – Straight East Coast
Mad Skillz – Extra Abstract Skillz ft. Large Professor & Q-Tip
Greg Nice – Set It Off
DJ Krush – Meiso ft. Black Thought
Talk with Bobbito
A Tribe Called Quest – Georgie Porgie ft. Brand Nubian
Real Live – Real Live Shit
Fat Joe – Bronx Tale ft. KRS-One
Mic Geronimo – Train of Thought
La the Darkman – Az the World Turnz ft. Raekwon
Triflicts – Genuine
Grand Puba – Hip Hop (Unreleased Remix)
A Tribe Called Quest – Glamour & Glitz
Erick Sermon – Freak Out ft. Redman
Erick Sermon – In the Heat
Omniscence – Amazin’
Mobb Deep – Still Shining
Lord Finesse – Brainstorm P.S.K. (No Gimmicks Remix) ft. O.C. & KRS-One
Smif-N-Wessun – Nuthin’ Move But the Money
GZA – Killah Hills 10304
Talk with Dante Ross
Brand Nubian – How Ya Livin’

Stretch & Bobbito 11/9/1995 Pt 2

Matthew Africa & DJ B.Cause - Soul Boulders 2

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded rap music, mixed by Chris Read. Edition #2 of this mixtape series pays tribute to the Hip Hop of 1988, a year which many consider the ‘golden year’ of the late 80s. As samplers took over from drum machines as the producer’s tool of choice, the James Brown drum sound ruled supreme and lyrical subject matter explored new territory. With seminal (and at the time controversial) album releases from the likes of Public Enemy and NWA, this was a year that changed hip hop forever. This mix features classic cuts from singles and albums released during this important year. Artwork pays homage to iconic late 80s imprint 'Fresh Records'.

1. Classic Material Intro
2. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - Truly Yours
3. Chris Read - Theme #1 Scratchapella
4. Bomb the Bass - Megablast (Excerpt)
5. Public Enemy - Terminator X to the Edge of Panic
6. Boogie Down Productions - Still Number One
7. Ice T - Colors (Acapella)
8. Boogie Down Productions - My Philosophy
9. Eric B & Rakim - Microphone Fiend
10. NWA - Express Yourself
11. Chill Rob G - Chillin'
12. Chill Rob G - Wild Pitch
13. Craig G & Marley Marl - Droppin' Science
14. Public Enemy - Security of the First World
15. Positive K - Step Up Front
16. Intelligent Hoodlum - The Rebel
17. Public Enemy - Don't Believe the Hype
18. Kid N Play - Gettin' Funky (Acapella)
19. Kev E Kev & Ak B - Listen to the Man
20. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo - It's a Demo
21. 7A3 - That's How We're Livin'
22. Steady B - Serious (BDP Remix)
23. Supreme Nyborn - Versatility
24. Cash Money & Marvellous - Where's the Party At?
25. Craig G & Marley Marl - Duck Alert
26. Stetsasonic - DBC Let the Music Play
27. Uptown - Dope On Plastic (Acapella)
28. Def Jef - On the Real Tip (Instrumental)
29. Real Roxanne - Her Bad Self (Posse Mix)

Classic Material Edition #2 (1988)

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Edition #2 (1988) mixed by Chris Read

Here'z another living legend from the Rap/Hip Hop music scene, showing his skill'z on tha 1 & 2'z. I grew up on this music & the way he playz. Not just 1 genres of music... that'z true Hip-Hop. Same goes 4 House Music with myself. From day 1, I said House 2 me iz a way of life. The way you walk,talk,dress & most importantly play. As 4 me & Manny'z House, I play anything that wuz pleasing 2 my earz tha decades I lived... My way of expressing myself musically is House. Here, Grandmaster Flash is doing tha same thing with his way of playing 4 tha Hip-Hop culture.

Enjoy!!

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-Traxxx
aka
Tha Teacha... I came 2 educate my (House) Music 2 tha world with not only my mixtapez, but those who influenced me as well.

Grandmaster Flash 'Thunderstorm' WBLS NYC January 12th & 13th, 1995' (Manny'z Tapez)

In celebration of Hip Hop's 50th year, we've teamed up with London based ‘Classic Material’ to present a chronologically themed series of mixtapes celebrating the history of recorded rap music, mixed by Chris Read. Edition #7 in this year by year series pays tribute to the Hip Hop of 1993, a year which many consider the pinnacle of Hip Hop's second golden era. Sampling and production techniques honed during the early 90s had reached a natural maturity by 1993 with key East Coast producers such as Pete Rock and the Beatnuts establishing their own trademark sounds. The East Coast also ushered in a new harder edged sound with Wu Tang and Onyx both delivering gritty debuts. On the West Coast, the ‘G Funk’ sound which found its feet the pervious year delivered one of its most accomplished albums in the form of Snoop’s seminal LP, Doggy Style. 1993 was also a great year for emerging undergound acts carving out their own sound, Souls of Mischief being a notable example. Cover artwork pays tribute to the iconic Elektra Records logo.

Tracklist:

1. Classic Material Intro
2. Snoop Dogg – Gz & Hustlas Intro (Excerpt)
3. Guru – Jazzmatazz Intro
4. KRS One – Slap Them Up (Excerpt)
5. A Tribe Called Quest – Award Tour (Instrumental)
6. Chris Read – Theme #3 Scratchapella
7. Doug E Fresh – Bounce
8. Doo Wop & The Bounce Squad – Hit Em In the Head
9. Biz Markie – Funk Is Back
10. Funkdoobiest – Shittin’ On ‘Em
11. Black Moon – How Many Emcees (Acapella)
12. Da Youngsta's – Who’s The Mic Wrecka (Instrumental)
13. Main Source – What You Need (Instrumental)
14. YZ – (So Far) The Ghetto’s Been Good To Me
15. KRS One – Slap Them Up (Loop)
16. Pete Rock & CL Smooth – What’s Next On the Menu
17. Pete Rock & CL Smooth feat YGz – Death Becomes You
18. Beatnuts – Hass (Instrumental)
19. The Pharcyde – Passin Me By (Acapella)
20. Beatnuts – Third of the Trio (Instrumental) (Loop)
21. Maestro Fresh Wes featuring Showbiz – Fine Tune Da Mic
22. Yaggfu Front feat Diamond D – Slappin’ Suckas Silly (Daimond D Remix)
23. Fat Joe feat Grand Puba, Diamond D & The Beatnuts – Watch the Sound (Beatnuts Remix)
24. Fatal – Pas The Kronz (Instrumental)
25. Onyx – Shiftee (Acapella)
26. Flava Unit – Roll Wit The Flava (IInstrumental)
27. Big Daddy Kane – Stop Shammin (Instrumental)
28. Father MC – 69 (Instrumental)
29. Notorious BIG – Party & Bullshit (Acapella)
30. KRS One – Brown Skin Woman (Excerpt)
31. Souls of Mischief – 93 ’Til Infinity (Instrumental)
32. KRS One & Tim Dog – I Get Wrecked (Acapella)
33. Souls of Mischief – 93 ’Til Infinity (Vocal)
34. KRS One – KRS Attacks (Excerpt)

#HIPHOP50: Classic Material Edition #7 (1993) mixed by Chris Read

WESTCOAST DRUNKMIX PT.1 SHADE 45

Intro
MC Shan - Marley Marl Scratch 
MC Shan - The Bridge 
Capone-N-Noreaga feat. Mobb Deep & Tragedy Khadafi) - L.A., L.A. (Kuwait Mix) 
Microphone Prince - Trunk Of Funk (Marley Marl Vocal) 
Marley Marl feat. LL Cool J - Haters 
Marley Marl - Foundation Symphony 
Steady B - Get Physical 
Biz Markie - Nobody Beats The Biz 
Keith Murray - He’s Keith Murray
Eric B & Rakim - Eric B Is President
3rd Bass - Product Of The Environment (Project Remix)
Knowledge - Put On Your X ((Underground Marley Fusion Mix)
Big Daddy Kane - Ain’t No Half Steppin’ (Vocal Remix)
Roxanne Shante - Have A Nice Day (Remix)
LL Cool J - Mama Said Knock You Out (For Steering Pleasure)
Lords Of The Underground - Psycho 
Craig G - Shootin’ The Gift (Remix)
LL Cool J - Illegal Search (Keep On Searchin' Mix)
Master Ace - Letter To The Better 
Biz Markie - This Is Something For The Radio (Rap Remix)
Intelligent Hoodlum - Trag Invasion

House Of Hits (Marley Marl Remixes & Rarities)

Hosted by radio veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night at 10pm (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.


Grown Man Rap Show - Episode 413 - Knock 'Em Out the Box | DJ Toast

a mixtape i did in 2007 consisting of all DJ Premier produced classics, including original samples and all that. it got a HOOD rating in Scratch Magazine, was spotlighted on a lot of mixtape oriented blogspot pages, plus some of your favorite legendary DJ's thought it was pretty damn cool.

Pizza At Primo's Vol. 1

recorded live on twitch.tv/djmorsecode 1.3.21

MF DOOM Tribute Pt 2 - 1.3.21

Originally from Detroit, DJ Jaycee is a veteran party & radio rocking DJ who continues to make an imprint within the DJ community & music industry worldwide. Jaycee is from the breed of DJ's where collecting records was a passion & perfecting cuts, blends, and every kind of scratch is part of a daily routine. His extensive knowledge of all genres of music was established as a child and flourished as did his passion for deejaying. 

From winning battle competitions to creating a buzz throughout Athens (WUOG 90.5 "The Power of Soul") and Atlanta’s various college radio mixshows like (WRAS 88.5) "Tha Bomb" & "Rhythm & Vibes", they all played a crucial role in establishing Jaycee as a DJ that couldn't be ignored, which then led to him becoming a musical mainstay in the club scene by playing such legendary Atlanta venues as The Warehouse, Velvet, Kaya, Oxygen, Esso, Flava, The Chili Pepper, Vision and many many more. 

In 1995, So So Def’s DJ Nabs (tour DJ for Kris Kross, Da Brat, Xscape) featured Jaycee on his mixshow "The Thunderstorm" on V-103 & after bearing witness to his versatility and presence as a DJ during guest spots, V-103 PD Tony Brown immediately hired him and soon after he was spinning and hosting his own mix show, "The Late Nite Mixtape" where for years he effortlessly displayed turntable dexterity and broke tons of new music. 

After pretty much witnessing Jaycee display his musical knowledge and turntable dexterity all over the city, in 2000 Ludacris asked him to be his official tour DJ and he went on to tour the world relentlessly, sharing stages with Luda on huge tours like Eminem's Anger Management Tour, Outkast's Stanklove Tour, prestigious award shows such as the Grammys, American Music Awards, The VMA’s, The BET Awards, Top Of The Pops, as well as VH-1's Hip Hop Honors and more. He has also been on notable television shows ranging from TRL, Rap City, Saturday Night Live, 106 & Park, David Letterman, Jimmy Fallon, Regis & Kelly, Tyra Banks, The Tonight Show with Jay Leno, Carson Daly and more. 

Due to extensive touring, Jaycee took a hiatus from the radio in 2001 but he returned to V-103 in September of 2008 doing "The Old School Lunch Mix" which has since smashed Atlanta radio ratings records, leaving competitors completely off the page. With the success of his radio mixes, Jaycee still manages to re-invent himself when playing the club circuit throughout the world. He is a DJ that is responsive to the crowd, but still manages to push musical boundaries. Jaycee has effortlessly proven that he can play every kind of genre from r&b to rock to top 40 to hip hop, funk, reggae & so much more.

Pizza At Primo's Vol. 1

DJ Jaycee

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