Aug 9, 2019
G-Dubs - Inhibitions (Drop Records, 2001)
Originally released under the artist name Belizbeha in 1998.
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G-Dubs - Inhibitions (Drop Records, 2001)
Originally released under the artist name Belizbeha in 1998.
Grand Wizard Choco - “Sweet Sweet Garage Music” House De Luxe (Volume 2) by Dino & Terry Song released in 1996. Mix released in 2000.
The title of the song is an apt description. Grand Wizard Choco, a.k.a. G-Dubs, who is featured prominently on this house mix, is a house music producer out of New York who has also done work with hip hop acts such as Wu-Tang Clan, Kurtis Blow, and funk metal legends Rage Against the Machine. This track consists of Choco going to town on a keyboard set to some kind of electronic church organ setting. Very enjoyable. This one is intended for grooving, lounging, and driving late at night.
This one comes from house music label, Groovin’ Records, who seem to have lasted from 1995 to 2000. The description written on the back of the album reads,
house de luxe volume 02, a bangin’ collection of garage mixed seamlessly by canada’s own globetrotting super twins dino & terry.
It’s true. There are some total house gems on here and this is one of them.
G-Dubs - From Here To Eternity (Groovin’ Records, 1997)
SOMEONE please tell mee the scores for IO5??? DID THE GW’S COME THRU
I like to call the Founding Fathers by rapper names.
George Washington? Oh, you mean G-Dubs. Thomas Jefferson? Nah, DJ Tommy Jeff. James Madison? You must mean my main man Jimmy Mads.
I hope you can swim!
We're circlin' round the world, huntin' down the prey!
JUSTICE WARREN QUESTIONS WASHINGTON
Chief Justice Earl Warren, a man who enacted the desegregation of American schools, slammed former President Washington on his comments about racism, reminding him that he indeed owned slaves himself in the eighteenth century.
This raises the question, should people like Thomas Jefferson and George Washington have a place on this committee? A committee that is supposed to represent the modern American people?
