1994 song produced and recorded by: The Crew Called Open Mic (Detroit Hip-Hop group). 


The Crew Called Open Mic was a positive, rap group that focused on Consciousness and recorded this song at the time when gun violence and gun talk began to permeate hip-hop music and culture.  The music industry began dictating and directing what emcees tapped about and this was an attempt at a “Jedi mindtricking” people to think guns and rapping about them was wack.  


Artists:
Khary TMC (Khary Kimani Turner) - Lyrics & Vocals
Soul Brother K (Kenneth Jones) - Lyrics & Vocals
Ric Swift (Eric Rhea) - Lyrics, Vocals & Music Production (beats)
DJ Klose Kut (Bennett Wyche) 
DJ Mark the Spark Ace

Bitch Ass Niggas wit Guns

Rest in Peace Colleen Evans (a.k.a. The One The Only P.S.)
- Honored to have known you, loved you and worked with you on the thing you were most passionate about, music

80 Down 80 - PS

I remember her coming to the studio at my crib with this track saying "Ric, I want to redo Kenny Rogers "The Gambler" with a slightly Gangsta twist to it.  This is what she concocted.  I always thought the arrangement and lyrics were DOPE! Baby girl so much raw talent.

Colleen Evans (a.k.a. The One The Only P.S.) "Action" - Ruff Mix (featuring Che Grand)

2018/2019 Snowboard Anthem by Eric "Ric Riggler" Rhea highlights the voyage of Riggler and crew's three-week voyage on the most epic powder chase from the champagne powder of Steamboat Springs, Colorado to the Himalaya Mountains in Kashmir.