Wednesday, January 01, 2014
♒ 2013 iN 60 Seconds - FUNNY FACES by @PiKaHsSo & The Fabulous Verbadelycks
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Monday, August 19, 2013
Curl Premiere Alsace Carcione - Time Travel ViDEO (((DaF)))
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Big ups to my boy Marcellus for sending me the link to this ViDEO its dope the song is dope the concept is dope Alsace is dope I've had the pleasure of meeting her on several occasions very good people with a good humble soul & if she going the way she going nothing but major stuff is in line for her in the future do not sleep on this dopeness and get her cd "Embryonic Paradigm" on iTUNES & all online stores now
PiKaHsSo
Alsace & PiKaHsSo At Two Fresh Productions Beat Battle Crown & Harp July 2013
Sunday, August 11, 2013
Nappy 40th Birthday Hip Hop Thank You DJ Kool Herc
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I Can Not Let This Day Go By without saying Nappy Birthday To Hip Hop The culture as we know it & The Legendary DJ Kool Herc the creator & father of the artform. If you're reading this & you've ever benefited off of Hiphop in any way shape form or fashion you should pay homage to this man. Painters should paint pictures of him, Rappers should have him in they videos, our kids should know about him, club owners should be booking him, schools should teach about him in a course, radio stations should acknowledge him because with out hiphop there would be no us.
On this date in 1973, DJ Kool Herc threw his first party in the Bronx, N.Y. For the low, low price of $0.50 ($0.25 for the ladies), partygoers could listen and dance to a new sound that would soon take the world by storm: hip-hop.
DJ Kool Herc is recognized as the father of hip-hop, and today is its official birthday. Since that first party at1520 Sedwick Avenue, what began as an expression of culture has become a culture all its own. Hip-hop has left its imprint on everything it has touched in the past 40 years -- fashion, activism, dance, education. It's been a wild ride for the genre most thought was a simple fad, one that will no doubt rage on long into the future.
Hip-hop fans are celebrating its birth online by sharing their favorite songs, quotes and videos, and thanking their favorite artists for the impact they've made on their lives.
Nappy Birthday
HipHop from
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Thursday, August 08, 2013
I Aint Gone Lie Seeing Jay Z & Dame Dash United Again Put A Smile On @PiKaHsSo's Face
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man i promise to God last night me & Gylo had a in-depth discussion on this like man Jay & Dame not speaking & being cold to one another is weird i know Dame going thru his financial thing but we was like Jay Z can u at least co sign the brother help him out dont let him drown like that & lo & behold I see the legendary Sway last night post up that photo & man that made me smile i promise to GOD me & GYLO was talking bout that before i even seen the photo. Forget the money the music the movies & the motives its just good to see them being cool if only for a moment. Them dudes made history PiKaHsSo
Tuesday, August 06, 2013
Rest In Peace To Legendary Funkateer George Duke
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this dude brung the world some of the most intergalactic skunk funk that ever came thru a speakers and lots of hiphop artist have sampled his work like Ice Cube, WC, & Mac 10 rest in peace to a R&B icon
It has been reported veteran jazz, R&B, funk and fusion keyboard virtuoso George Duke has died aged 67. This news comes after a difficult period for the acclaimed keyboardist and composer whose wife Corine passed away just over a year ago. The Radio Facts website states that Duke died on 5 August but no other details have yet been confirmed as to the cause of his death, which comes while he had just launched his latest album,Dreamweaver, which he’d dedicated to his wife’s memory.
Former Supremes member and friend Sherrie Payne stated: “I just received the devastating and sad news that the great musician, George Duke, passed away this evening at St. John’s hospital in L.A. It was just one year earlier, 18 July that his beloved wife and my friend, Corine, went to be with the Lord. Please keep his sons, Rasheed and John, in your prayers.”
Other leading musicians including Headhunters bassist Paul Jacksonreacted with sadness to the news of Duke’s death: "Just lost a great brother and friend George Duke RIP I know Heaven awaits you my sympathy to all your friends and family Paul Jackson." While jazz flautist Bobbi Humphrey posted on her Facebook page saying: "I am so hard trying. Too much to lose George! Please pray for me! George Duke! Forty years, my friend! Lord, why? Heaven! A little bit funkier! R.I.P. Dear Heart!"
Duke’s career spanned jazz, funk and fusion beginning with his modern own jazz group in the 1960s backing the likes of Sonny Rollins andDexter Gordon, but he was soon moving into the fusion terrain that would define much of his career as he began a longstanding musical partnership with violinist Jean-Luc Ponty in the early 1970s. He was invited to join Frank Zappa’s ground breaking band The Mothers Of Invention and worked with them from 1969-1975, while also going on to work with Sonny Rollins and co-lead a band with Billy Cobham. His solo career began to take shape too as he released a number of classic albums for MPS and Epic including Faces in Reflection, I Love the Blues, The Aura Will Prevail, Brazilian Love Affair, Master of the Gameand Thief In the Night.
Other leading musicians including Headhunters bassist Paul Jacksonreacted with sadness to the news of Duke’s death: "Just lost a great brother and friend George Duke RIP I know Heaven awaits you my sympathy to all your friends and family Paul Jackson." While jazz flautist Bobbi Humphrey posted on her Facebook page saying: "I am so hard trying. Too much to lose George! Please pray for me! George Duke! Forty years, my friend! Lord, why? Heaven! A little bit funkier! R.I.P. Dear Heart!"
Duke’s career spanned jazz, funk and fusion beginning with his modern own jazz group in the 1960s backing the likes of Sonny Rollins andDexter Gordon, but he was soon moving into the fusion terrain that would define much of his career as he began a longstanding musical partnership with violinist Jean-Luc Ponty in the early 1970s. He was invited to join Frank Zappa’s ground breaking band The Mothers Of Invention and worked with them from 1969-1975, while also going on to work with Sonny Rollins and co-lead a band with Billy Cobham. His solo career began to take shape too as he released a number of classic albums for MPS and Epic including Faces in Reflection, I Love the Blues, The Aura Will Prevail, Brazilian Love Affair, Master of the Gameand Thief In the Night.
info courtesy of JazzWize Magazine
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Friday, August 02, 2013
CURL Premiere JAY Z "Picasso Baby: A Performance Art Film"
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Man i can't from this short film was dope it was natural it was engaging it showed Jay Z in a vunerable natural element had some dope cameos from artist of all different genres & art forms i love how they did the vocals live & raw dope indeed from the original BROWN Picasso PiKaHsSo
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Saturday, July 27, 2013
Rest iN Peace Dallas Texas Radio Legend Kidd Kraddick
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taken from WFAA site
Multiple sources have confirmed to WFAA that radio and TV personality Kidd Kraddick has died.
He passed away in New Orleans Saturday at a fundraising event for his Kidd's Kids charity organization.
A staple of North Texas radio since 1984, he broadcast his nationally syndicated "Kidd Kraddick in the Morning" radio show from a studio at Las Colinas. It aired locally on KISS-FM 106.1.
"All of us at KISS-FM, Clear Channel Dallas, YEA Networks and the Kidd Kraddick in the Morning crew are heartbroken over the loss of our dear friend and leader," a statement from Clear Channel Dallas said late Saturday night.
Kraddick was 53. The cause of his death was not available.
His family issued a brief statement asking that their privacy be respected in their mourning period.
In a bitterly ironic twist, Kraddick did a radio segment just last week on "what he would say to each member of the show in his final moments on earth" as a comedy bit.
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Thursday, July 25, 2013
Throwback Thursday Mad Flava - Bump Ya Head
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this was a dope ground breaking video from DFW's very on Mad Flava they use to rock the hell out the spot back in the early deep ellum days bigs up to the Don Kassan, Baby G, Cold Cris, Hype Dawg,& Dr. Ling DFW HipHop History Its Time Our Story Be Told.
PiKaHsSo
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
♒Do You Remember The Kid N Play Cartoon Ep 1 If Not Peep This
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man this is a throwback for real for real
CURL PREMiERE / TRAP HOUSE LOVE The MiNi MOViE MUSiCAL Vocals by PiKaHsSo allen Poe starring Tee Mayfield Directed by Marcellus Suber / Trap House Sitcom Season 2 Coming Soon Got Stuff You Want me Blog About, interviews bookings etc 4 PiKaHsSo contact PiKaHsSo@gmail.com or call 214.901.7451
Monday, July 22, 2013
MF Doom - My Favorite Ladies @Picnictyme Remix
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i remember when Picnic did this i just ran into it on Youtube had to post it shit is dope
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CURL PREMiERE / TRAP HOUSE LOVE The MiNi MOViE MUSiCAL Vocals by PiKaHsSo allen Poe starring Tee Mayfield Directed by Marcellus Suber / Trap House Sitcom Season 2 Coming Soon Got Stuff You Want me Blog About, interviews bookings etc 4 PiKaHsSo contact PiKaHsSo@gmail.com or call 214.901.7451
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New OFWGKTA / Mike G Featuring Left Brain & The Internet - Lincoln
ShareDo U Remember - Anttex - Understand Me Vanessa (Vanessa Yo) 1991
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This song was so damn dope back in the days
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CURL PREMiERE / TRAP HOUSE LOVE The MiNi MOViE MUSiCAL Vocals by PiKaHsSo allen Poe starring Tee Mayfield Directed by Marcellus Suber / Trap House Sitcom Season 2 Coming Soon Got Stuff You Want me Blog About, interviews bookings etc 4 PiKaHsSo contact PiKaHsSo@gmail.com or call 214.901.7451
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