Nuff respect to Eddie STATS, Ghetto Palms readers and the worldwide FADER family for the opportunity to bus’ a shot (or 19) of exclusives from Gunz N Rozez sound. Matterhorn “Blackberry” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Mavado “Touch The Road” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)ĭemarco “Buss A Shot” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)īounty Killer “Lodge” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Sizzla “Rise To The Occasion” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Konshens “Winner” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Stephen Di Genius “Cyaa Fren Again” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Gaza Slim “Dedicated” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)
Konshens “The Realest Song” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Jahdan Blakkammoore, “All Comes Back To One” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Teflon, “Kill A Sound In The Morning” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)
Queen Ifrica, “Below The Waist” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Pressure, “Love & Affection” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)ĭuane Stephenson, “August Town“(Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Jahvinci, “True Love” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Hopeton James, “I’m In The Mood” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)įreddie McGregor, “Moaning” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate) Tasha’s comment, after the jump.Įtana, “Wrong Address” (Gunz N Rozez dubplate)
So without further preamble, here are 18 minutes of acetate madness. If you’re like me, then murdering an idiot sound has a wonderful focusing effect upon the mind that is just the thing to ring the alarm and ring in the new. She has had a hell of a year (and not a bad decade) on the soundclash circuit- appearing at the infamous Re-Loaded and tearing down the set at Germany’s Global Shootout just a few weeks back, and since I wrote or contributed to one whole bag of Top 10 lists already, it seemed like a perfect excuse to forget the usual new year navel-gazing and have her do an all dub plate wrap up of 2010. I’ve been rapping with Tasha “the wickedest lady DJ ‘pon the road” Rozez of Toronto’s Gunz n Rozez soundsystem about doing a guest blend for some weeks now. This entry was posted in Uncategorized and tagged $wag, Afrofuturism, grain, Jack and Zack are cool, Jazz, Sonic Dominance, Sun Ra, Zulu on Novemby Jack Jennings.I wanted to do something special for this first Ghetto Palms of 2011. Sun Ra, Sun Ra and his Band from Outer Space, 1970, ESP-Disk
Space Is the Place: The Lives and times of Sun Ra. Parliament, P-Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up), George Clinton, 1975, Casablanca Record Madvillain, Shadows of Tomorrow, Madlib, MF Doom, 2004, Stones Throw Records “Appropriating the Master’s Tools: Sun Ra, The Black Panthers, and the Black Consciousness, 1952-1973.” Black Music Research Journal 28.1 (2008): 57-81 “‘First Things First, I’m the Realest’: Linguistic Appropriation, White Privilege, and the Hip-hop Persona of Iggy Azalea.” Journal of Sociolinguistics J Sociolinguistics: 303-27. New York: Hill and Wang, 1977.ĭigable Planets, What Cool Breezes Do, 1993, Capitol RecordsĮberhardt, Maeve, and Kara Freeman. Sun Ra’s first song on the soundtrack to his movie, a symbol of Afrofuturism.īarthes, Roland, and Stephen Heath. Click this link to see an interview with Sun Ra in 1981 This is just the tip of the iceberg, there is so much more information to be found on Sun Ra and his incredible life. This is a podcast that was made to show the world how Sun Ra has influenced music, culture, and society.
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