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 ID: Peanut Butter Wolf _WHERE: San Francisco _COLLECTING SINCE: Started buying records in 79, but didn't start digging 'til about 86. _FAVORITE DIGGIN CITY: Florida cuz they had about every old school hip hop and electro 45 I've ever seen _COLLECTION SIZE: a garage full _FAVORITE LABELS: Stones Throw _FAVORITE BREAK: Kurtis Blow's "The Breaks." Just kidding. _DOLLAR BIN MIRACLE: Monty Alexander's "Rass" _MAG OF CHOICE: I like Big Daddy, LSD, and any magazine with "Fat" in the title _FAVORITE RECORD COVERS: first Schooly D album cover. Free Design's "Kites Are Fun". Mariah Carey's cover that looks like Prince's "Parade" album cover. _TRACK TO MAKE LOVE TO: Instrumental music. I don't want to hear anybody's voice except for who I'm with. |
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Peanut Butter Wolf 7" I usually play this record to trip people out. It was a 45 I put out with Stregnth that was actually some stuff I recorded with a band we called Peanut Butter Wolf in about 1989. My little brother who was about 10 years old at the time was our lead singer, but I did lead vocals on some songs as well. Our band was all freestyle and nobody knew what they were doing, but we had fun and talked a lot of shit. |
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TITLE: Hickeys Around
My Neck 12" |
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MHB's Musically, a beauty song, but what he's talking about is pretty abrasive. I love playing both the vocal and inst. versions of this song. |
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Spread Love I heard that 45 King made this bootleg, but he isn't credited for it. I remember when this first came out, all the producers I knew would sample the drum loop that was added to the song, to the point where they became known as the "Spread Love" drums, even though the real version of "Spread Love" doesn't have any breakbeat drums at all. It's a party rocker, but not too many people have it on the West Coast. |
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Soft Parade I only play part of this song as it is a long psychadelic track with several different movements. The singing is so confident and reminds me of either Larry Coryell or Beck. |
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TITLE: Drink Old
Gold Another track with the "Kalimba Tree" music. It's a cover of Rakim's "I Know You Got Soul". Just don't get caught playing it too long cuz the verses are long. |
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TITLE: Get Ready
Another good psychadelic, uptempo song. The bassline and drums go for quite a while. |
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TITLE: "Funk Box"
from Lost Breakbeats vol.1+2
Same drums as Ultra's "Give The Drummer Some." This is basically doing
a cover of the Masterdon/Funkbox Commitee from around 1982. Whoever was
singing on this version, has a strong raspy church voice and sounds about
50 years old. Masta P later did a cover as well with his famous "Uuuuhhh"
song. |
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TITLE: Dedication
to the Suckers 12" Stongest Jay Dee beat out right now. It's as catchy as East Flatbush Project. A song everybody knows, but only DJ's know who it is. People always come up to read the record when it's on. |
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In Control Vol.1 I like playing "Duck Alert", cuz nobody plays it and it's dope, but I also resort to the classic "Droppin Science" after a few drinks. |
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