MC J' Ro 'J Let's Jump
(Rosemont, 1988) @ 320 kbps
Starts off with the same oom-pah march of Gregory D's "Buckjump Time"... such a strange rhythm for a rap song - squared-off, the heartbeat of punk or polka or some shit. Where is room for the funk in that? But then a shuffling snare lays down, a tuba weighs in and before you know it the whole second-line ward-repping parade takes over.
Nothing else really sounds like this. Not even other contemporaneaous NOLA brass-rap. I suppose at the time local modes of rap production were still unformed enough for shit to sound really individual and distinct.
10.22.2008
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Posted by kid slizzard at 9:59 AM
Labels: Bounce, Down South, NOLA, Second Line
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6 comments:
this is crazy. thanks!
Damn, I never heard this. Thanks man. BTW, this is track #2 from what?
thanks a lot. how bout postin the complete vls?
thanks nice stuff u have on here. which album ist that track from? ive seen a red vinyl from him some time ago is it from that one?
greets dober
link dead!
someone re-up please
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