Cut Curator Podcast Rob G. The General
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Rob G. The General talks with iconic rap pioneers about the songs that form the backbone and heritage of Hip Hop. Digging in depth to learn more about the origin of legendary artists and the music that shaped a cultural phenomenon!
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Teddy Riley: Play Your Position
Super producer Teddy Riley. Teddy shares stories about Heavy D, the birth of New Jack Swing, helping Doug E. Fresh produce "The Show", and teaming up with Kool Moe Dee. He also talks about almost losing a job with Michael Jackson before it really started and how MJ left him hanging for two weeks while recording Remember The Time. Teddy tells how he went from competing against Keith Sweat to teaming with him and his unique perspective on working with then up and coming producers like Pharrell Williams, Timbaland, Devante Swing and Rodney Jerkins. He explains why their are two BlackSTREET's on tour, what it was like to work with Bobby Brown, how much he was getting cheated monetarily by his God father and manager Gene Griffin. He candidly tells the song that saved his life and the Top 5 songs he has ever made.
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Fat Joe: Bronx Bomber
Bronx MC Fat Joe breaks down why R. Kelly makes him nervous, the reason black people can't claim Prince, his favorite collabo with Big Pun, working with the Diggin In The Crates Crew and how he helped 50 Cent get one of his biggest hits.
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Da Brat: I'll Never Tell
Da Brat is the first solo female MC to go platinum and she talks about her place in Hip Hop against other rappers with or without a vagina. She shares her thoughts about being a sex symbol for men and women, the super star that broke her heart and the song that resulted from it and how Biggie copied her style.
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Kay Gee: Forever Naughty
Super producer Kay Gee has made gold and platinum his for Naughty By Nature, Jaheim, Ideal, Zhane, Next, Queen Latifah and more. He shares how he Vinnie and Treach teamed up, his love of Slick Rick, Marley Marl and Teddy Riley. Plus he tells the importance family road trips from New Jersey to South Carolina influenced his sound.
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Michael Jackson's Influence on Hip Hop
A tribute episode to the King of Pop Michael Jackson. With rare stories and interviews from Jay-Z, Pharrell Williams, Diddy, Chris Tucker, Naughty By Nature, Majic Johnson, Jermaine Dupri and more. Plus a dive into the Hop Hop classics that sampled MJ.
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Prodigy: The Infamous
Rapper and author Prodigy from the group Mobb Deep discusses his challenges with Sickle Cell and the inspiration behind his cookbook Commissary Kitchen, their beef with 2 Pac, the best advice he got from street hustlers, how his grandma's coffee mug inspired an album, what drove his partner Havoc into production, and how being young and hard-headed effected their career.
Customer Reviews
Deeper than rap
This podcast is amazing! The inside stories from many of hip hops under the radar icons have been great to hear. Love the Grand Puba , Daddy-O, and Mannie Fresh interviews! The flow of the show is really good. Great podcast for a hip hop history lesson that connects then & now.
Wow
Great podcast. Great guest. I’m learning a lot about some of favorite artists from my era. Keep up the good work.
Love the podcast
I love this podcast, because u get here back stories of songs, events and shows. But the thing I do live to hear is that they real people, and they challenges, but they punch through issues. Keep up the good work.
Side bar I went to Fresh Fest in Long Beach, California in 1984 at the Long Beach arena.
He acts where, Kurtis Blow, Run Dmc, Fat Boys, Whodini, and LLCoolJ, I was 17 years old.