Showing posts with label Jungle Brothers. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jungle Brothers. Show all posts

Sunday, April 3, 2011

RARE A Tribe Called Quest 1990 Era T.V. Interview From N.Y. T.V. *The Kool Skool Exclusive Video*


RARE A Tribe Called Quest 1990 Era T.V. Interview From N.Y. T.V. *The Kool Skool Exclusive*



More obscure stuff from the Kool Skool vaults. "Screaming Rachel" interviews Q-Tip and DJ/producer Ali Shaheed Muhammad talk of being members of the Zulu Nation, The Jungle Brothers and filming the video for their single "I Left My Wallet In El Segundo". Enjoy!


More rare and unusual Hip-Hop videos can be found @ The Kool Skool on YouTube
http://www.youtube.com/user/KoolSkoolRadio


Roots and Tribe Called Quest freestyle on Lorna's Corner
"The Roots and the Tribe called Quest,Consequence and Rahzel have fun freestyling on Lorna's Corner around 1995"

http://thekoolskool.blogspot.com

Thanks to Kid Dyno

Many thanks to Solo One for Footage
http://soloone.blogspot.com

Wednesday, December 1, 2010

Good Feelin by Capitol 1212 feat Mike G (Jungle Brothers), MCM (Caveman), Cadence (Raw Produce), Dizzy Dustin(Ugly Duckling) & Dj Sheep (Video)


Thanks to Fly T from Capitol 1212 for letting us know about his new video and single "GOOD FEELIN" by Scottish act Capitol 1212
Its out on 19/12/10 on 1212 Records. More info at www.capitol-1212records.com


Capitol 1212 Featuring Mike G(Jungle Brothers), MCM (Caveman) ,Cadence (Raw Produce), Dizzy Dustin(Ugly Duckling) and cuts by Dj Sheep

Check out FLY-T's INTERVIEW IN RAGO MAGAZINE here

Capitol 1212 have a blog
Capitol 1212 Records Website

Tuesday, November 2, 2010

X-Clan at the 37th Universal Zulu Nation Anniversary NYC 12-14 Nov. 2010


Flyer designed by Ahki Sen One UZN over at the http://seehowitsounds.blogspot.com

XClan 20th Anniversary from Paradise Gray on Vimeo.



X-Clan were the pinnacle of the Conscious Hip-Hop movement with regards to imagery, production and structure. The Brooklyn based group fused Education with Funk, to represent a new Pan-African cultural shift in the Hip-Hop Movement, which also included artists like Jungle Brothers, Brand Nubian, Lakim Shabazz, Public Enemy, BDP King Sun and many others.


Hip-Hop is "a lifestyle, not a Death-style" - Paradise Gray X-Clan/Universal Zulu Nation/Blackwatch Movement activist breaking down the Universal Zulu Nation, the negative aspects of music industry, and the "inclusiveness of Hip-Hop Culture". Must see!!!


More info at www.zulunation.com


Hip-Hop Journalist, Radio DJ and Activist Davey D (not to be confused with Def Jam recording artist of the same name) discussing the lopsided and suspect marketing practices within the music industry,

DaveyD and Paradise "Grey" X are part of a a grass roots group called 1Hood more info can be found here

Tuesday, February 9, 2010

Jungle Brothers Live in 89' Rare Update!


Jungle Brothers Live in 89'
The Jungle Brothers are members of the Universal Zulu Nation and founders of The Native Tongues movement that included De La Soul, A Tribe Called Quest, Black Sheep, and others. In this clip they explain the meaning behind their song "Black Is Black" and perform the title track off of the 1988 album "Straight Out The Jungle".

Mike G's uncle is Kool Dj Red Alert a foundation Bronx Block Party DJ and later produced The J.B.s and was a member of KRS One's Boogie Down Productions crew.

Check these super rare Jungle Brother Jems and Remixes at the Imfamous T.R.O.Y. Blog

Please support these artists:
The Jungle Brothers
http://www.myspace.com/bushcampclik
Kool DJ Red Alert
http://www.myspace.com/djredalert
Universal Zulu Nation
http://www.zulunation.com

Thanks to Solo One V.O.P. for the transfer...