Another big club hit from the Dirty South - from back in 1995 when all the fly honeys would get into the club, and just take off their pants right on the dance floor - hence the title. 

People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist (unless they have a sense of humor) include Herbie Hancock and Warner Bros.



Porky Piggin It

A little turntable appetizer to whet your appetite. From back in the days when I used to cut records live as DJ Faux Pas. People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist (unless they have a sense of humor) include: the Miles Davis estate & Carlos Santana.

Oy Vey Como Va

I figured it was time to try rapping over a 5/4 beat so I laid this little thang down. The whole "who parked the car crack boom" comes from a conversation I heard some band nerds have about how to remember how to play a 5/4 beat.
Instrumentation: casio keyboard, hammond organ, electric slap bass, RB-338 emulator, mouse theremin, jaw harp, saxophone, knife sharpener. 
Samples: Shaft, Dune, P-Funk (that explosion at the end)
People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist unless they have a sense of humor: Dave Brubeck, Lou Reed

give them what five

I really felt like this mashup was just begging to be tried. 
Instrumentation: Bass, electric guitar w/ wah-wah, record scratching, saxophone, RB-338
Samples: Fiona on Fire (old 70s porno film), "and a funky now" from the Beastie Boys on a hand-held Wacky-Talker toy
People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist unless they (hopefully) have a sense of humor: Tom Waits, The Sugar Hill Gang

step wrong up

I was feeling particularly Public Enemy-ish that day, and I even managed to find an off-rhyme for "orange". 
Instrumentation: electric bass, RB-338 emulator, record scratching, casio keyboard, two walkie-talkies being held together to create feedback squeal, tambourine, congas
Samples: Johnny Mnemonic
People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist unless they (hopefully) have a sense of humor: Andrew Lloyd Webber (JCSS), Towa Tei

dejuner sur le herbe

Straight-up cover of old-skool SF rap group Total Devastation's "Many Clouds of Smoke". I've always liked this song. 
Instrumentation: upright bass, electric guitar with wah-wah, saxophone, the little "water drop" noise from an old Apple laptop, snare and hi-hat played with brush-sticks made out of pine-needles. 
People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist unless they (hopefully) have a sense of humor: Total Devastation - seriously guys, this is more of a homage. 

pass da doochie

Back in 1995 I made up a fictional rap group: the Blunt Smokin' DJs and the Wack MCs. All these tracks were recorded in my bedroom on one single 4-track recorder. Out of all my various music projects, this was the most fun I actually had with the recording process. 
Instrumentation: bass, RB-338 emulator, hi-hat, electric guitar with wah-wah and slide on the chorus, acoustic 12-string, tambourine.
People most likely to send me a Cease and Desist unless they (hopefully) have a great sense of humor: Steve Miller, The Chakachas

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