French & Mazi

Album - Black On Both Sides(Please Rate and Comment)
Production By Dj Premier....

Bobby Womack - California Dreaming.

Clap your hands everybody
If you got what it takes
'Cause I'm Kurtis Blow and I want you to know
That these are the breaks

Breaks on a bus brakes on a car
Breaks to make you a superstar
Breaks to win and breaks to lose
But these here breaks will rock your shoes
And these are the breaks
Break it up, break it up, break it up!

If your woman steps out with another man
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
And she runs off with him to Japan
And the IRS says they want to chat
And you can't explain why you claimed your cat
And Ma Bell sends you a whopping bill
With eighteen phone calls to Brazil
And you borrowed money from the mob
And yesterday you lost your job
Well, these are the breaks
Break it up, break it up, break it up

Throw your hands up in the sky
And wave 'em 'round from side to side
And if you deserve a break tonight
Somebody say alright! (All right)
Say ho-oo! (Ho-oo!)
And you don't stop
Keep on, somebody scream!( Owwwww!)
Break down!

Breaks on a stage, breaks on a screen
Breaks to make your wallet lean
Breaks run cold and breaks run hot
Some folks got 'em and some have not
But these are the breaks
Break it up, break it up, break it up!
Break down!

To the girl in brown, stop messing around
(Break it up, break it up)
To the guy in blue, whatcha gonna do?
(Break it up, break it up)
To the girl in green, don't be so mean
(Break it up, break it up)
And the guy in red, say what I said
(Break it up, break it up)
Break down!

Brakes on a plane, brakes on a train
Breaks to make you go insane
Breaks in love, breaks in war
But we got the breaks to get you on the floor
And these are the breaks
Break it up, break it up, break it up!
Break down! Yo!

Just do it, just do it, just do it, do it, do it!
Just do it, just do it, just do it, do it, do it!
Just do it, just do it, just do it, do it, do it!
Just do it, just do it, just do it, do it, do it!

You say last week you met the perfect guy
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
And he promised you the stars in the sky
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
He said his Cadilac was gold
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
But he didn't say it was ten years old
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
He took you out to the Red Coach grill
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
But he forgot the cash and you paid the bill
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
And he told you the story of his life
(That's the breaks, that's the breaks)
But he forgot the part about...his wife!
(That's the breaks, Huh! Huh! that's the breaks)
Well, these are the breaks!
Break it up, break it up, break it up!
Break down!

Nina Simone
~ Don't Let Me Be Misunderstood (with Lyrics)

Album : Game,Dames & Guitar Thangs (1977)

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Mesosphere · Oscar Hill · Justin Black

Circuit Bender: Essential EDM

℗ 2016 West One Music Group

Released on: 2016-11-04

Composer: Oscar Hill
Composer: Justin Black

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Official Video for "Gangsta Nation" by Westside Connection (Ice Cube, Mack 10, WC) ft. Nate Dogg.

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Music video by Westside Connection Featuring Nate Dogg performing Gangsta Nation (MTV Version).

The Firm = Nas, AZ, Foxy Brown, Nature, Dr. Dre & Previously Cormega. From 1997 Album: "The Album".....

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The Firm's origins lie in the recording of Nas' studio album It Was Written (1996), which included a collaboration on the song "Affirmative Action" with East Coast-based rappers Nas, Foxy Brown, AZ. The supergroup was a project created by rapper Nas, his manager Steve Stoute, West Coast-based rapper and producer Dr. Dre, and production team the Trackmasters. The resulting line-up included Nas, Brown, AZ and rapper Nature. Cormega had been ousted from the group and was replaced by Nature prior to recording The Firm's debut, due to artistic differences between him and Nas, as well as contract disagreements with Nas' manager Steve Stoute. Prior to their formation, the members were at transitional stages of their careers, as Nas had commercialized his musical style with his sop****re album, Foxy Brown had earned her first recording contract, AZ had gained critical acclaim for his 1995 his debut album Doe or Die (1995), and Cormega had chosen to continue his rapping career after his release from prison in 1995. The project also served as an attempt by Dr. Dre to focus on producing other artists work rather than his solo work, following his departure from Death Row Records and the formation of his Aftermath label, which the group was collectively signed to. After the announcement of the group's formation by Dr. Dre, all involved with the project hyped it heavily, creating considerable buzz.

The group's only studio album, The Album (1997) was a concept album that revolved around mafioso rap-themes, and featured notable production work from Dr. Dre and the Trackmasters. While anticipated with much hype, The Album received generally negative reviews and generated disappointing sales upon its release. It later earned platinum status. Despite the group's excessive hype and its mainstream musical approach, The Firm did not meet the expectations of fans who were introduced to the group via It Was Written, and The Album was heavily dismissed by fans and music writers for its focus on a more mainstream, R&B and pop-orientation, rather than the members' previous styles. Nas particularly was believed by fans and critics to have abandoned his roots in favor of seeking pop stardom.

The Firm disbanded the following year and its members continued their solo careers. Nas's and Dr. Dre's participation in the group furthered speculation by fans and critics that the two artists were losing their creativity and appeal. Their work during this period has since been considered the weakest and least successful of their careers. The replacing of Cormega with rapper Nature strained his friendship with Nas. Cormega, who continued to resent being ousted from the group, released the white label "Fuck Nas & Nature", circulating it through the mixtape market. Nature retaliated through a verse contribution on a DJ Clue mixtape, after which, the two ended their beef. After a short-lived truce, Nas attacked Cormega on the diss track "Destroy & Rebuild" from his fifth studio album Stillmatic (2001). In December 2006, Cormega, Foxy Brown and Nas reunited to perform "Affirmative Action" live on-stage, ending the beef between Cormega and Nas. A reunion was not confirmed.

Extended & updated info here: http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Special%3ASearch&search=the+firm+group&go=Go

Happy Saturday!!! We’re greeting you with the new music from The Muzik Firm. A lush and feel good track to smoothen you out this weekend.


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Get In Step · David P Stevens

Get In Step

℗ 2019 David P Stevens

Released on: 2019-06-24

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Nothing Better · jacob webb

Nothing Better

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Released on: 2020-08-07

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Doc's Delight · Phillip Doc Martin · Jacob Webb

Doc's Delight

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To The Sky · Jeffery Smith

Reflections

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Released on: 2023-04-14

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Tune in to over 2 hours of Smooth Jazz Guitar & Sax instrumentals curated by Jeffery Smith Music.

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Rhythm of Life · Jeffery Smith

Rhythm Of Life Series (Part 1)

℗ 2009 Jeffery Smith

Released on: 2009-11-20

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Gatito · Euge Groove

Sing My Song

℗ 2020 Shanachie Entertainment

Released on: 2020-06-26

Composer, Writer: Steven Grove

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Recorded in New York on March 16, 1939.
Master pressing released in the UK as Brunswick 02789.

Andy Kirk - director, bass sax
Floyd Smith - electric guitar
Earl Thomson, Harry Lawson, Clarence Trice - trumpet
Ted Donnelly, Henry Wells - trombone
John Harrington - clarinet, alto sax, baritone sax
Don Byas - alto sax, baritone sax
Earl Miller - alto sax
Dick Wilson - tenor sax
Claude Williams - violin
Mary Lou Williams - piano
Booker Collins - string bass
Ben Thigpen - drums

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RARE OLDIES SOUNDIES WITH MR ANDY KIRK & HIS BAND ! Andrew Dewey Kirk (May 28, 1898 in Newport, Kentucky December 11, 1992 in New York City) was a jazz bass saxophonist and tubist best known as a bandleader. He started his musical career playing with George Morrison's band, but then went on to join Terrence Holder's Dark Clouds of Joy. In 1929 he was elected leader after Holder departed. Renaming themselves Twelve Clouds of Joy they set up in the Pla-Mor Ballroom on the junction of 32nd and Main in Kansas City and made their first recording for Brunswick Records that same year. Mary Lou Williams came in as pianist at the last moment, but she impressed Brunswick's Dave Kapp, so she became a regular member of the band. The pianist she replaced, Marion Jackson, did not take well to this but otherwise Kirk's band would be fairly stable with the incorporation of Williams. Many of its members later became known in their own right including: Buddy Tate (tenor saxophone), Claude Williams (violin), Pha Terrell (vocals) and Mary Lou's then husband, John Williams, Dick Wilson, Floyd Smith, Don Byas, "Shorty" Baker, Howard McGhee, Jimmy Forrest, Fats Navarro and (briefly) Charlie Parker. The band was smaller than most swing bands of the time, which had advantages and disadvantages, one of which was that the loss of individuals could be more damaging. In 1941 saxophonist Dick Wilson died and in the following year Mary Lou Williams began an independent career. The band still had successes after that, as the more poppish singer was more liked by the masses, but in 1948 he folded the band. Andy Kirk continued to do music after that, but eventually switched to hotel management and real estate and also served as an official in the Musicians' Union.

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Baby, You're A Drag · Coco Montoya

Writing On The Wall

℗ 2023 Alligator Records

Released on: 2023-09-01

Main Artist: Coco Montoya
Producer: Tony Braunagel
Composer: Henry Montoya
Lyricist: Henry Montoya
Composer: Dave Steen
Lyricist: Dave Steen
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Master pianist Eric Reed leads his quartet in a demonstration of how to approach playing ballads!

Eric Reed - Piano
Seamus Blake - Tenor Saxophone
Matt Clohesy - Bass
Willie Jones III - Drums
Eric Suquet - Director
Bill Thomas - Director of Photography
Jessica Paz - Sound Engineer
Richard Emery - Production Assistant
Seton Hawkins - Producer

Recorded June 12, 2013

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Quiet Time (feat. Eric Dubose) · Sherry Reeves · Eric Dubose · Sherry Reeves · Jeff Perry · Eric Dubose · James Bevelle · Kelvin Wooten

Quiet Time (feat. Eric Dubose)

℗ Ksway Music

Released on: 2023-05-23

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