VINYL OF THE WEEK💿 #22: The Last Poets – At Last
Did you know The Last Poets got their name from a poem written by Earl Sweatshirt’s dad?
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Did you know The Last Poets got their name from a poem written by Earl Sweatshirt’s dad?
Episode #20 features a BRAND NEW vinyl release from New Orleans Mixtape legend, Curren$y, and up & coming duo LNDN DRGS.
This week’s episode of VINYL OF THE WEEK is a Stones Throw release, 7 DAYS OF FUNK. This cult favorite was recorded in just 7 days!
“Record Store Day 2019” at Mad Platter in Riverside!
VINYL OF THE WEEK #18, featuring Peter Frampton’s 1977 classic “I’m In You”, recorded at Jimi Hendrix’s Electric Lady Studios!
This week features a live album by the legendary Otis Redding, who was famously sampled by Kanye West on the song “Otis” from the 2011 “Watch The Throne” collaboration album with Jay-Z!
What does a 1971 Clint Eastwood film “Play Misty With Me” have to do with legendary soul musician, Roberta Flack?
I’m ready to challenge the “Hip-Hop started in Late-1970s Bronx” narrative. The Watts Prophets (from Watts, Los Angeles) 1971 album “RAPPIN’ BLACK IN A WHITE WORLD” is a classic and staple in Hip-Hop history, influencing the likes of Snoop Dogg, Ice Cube, and more!
This is the 2nd Madlib Medicine show to be featured on our “Vinyl of the Week” series. The first was “Medicine Show #5: History of the Loop Digga”