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Grammy Nominated, Intl. Queen of Freestyle - Shannon Dec 15, 2017

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What do you, or don't you, know about The Grammy Nominated International , Undisputed Queen of Freestyle, Shannon? Listen in to this weeks podcast, I might've made a match for an album too. Share. Subscribe, and link up from ITunes, and thanks to Queen Shannon for the Time from a A Ron...

Radio Icon, Jerry Clifton, Explains Old School Dec 09, 2017

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There was a driving force behind the Rhythm CHR movement of the 80's. This force started near Portland Oregon, in the mind of Jerry Clifton. Rhythm CHR would not be a format without Jerry and he is proud of it. Enjoy this podcast of our first non-artist guest. Radio's Jerry Clifton on this weeks Rewind

Old School Music "Miami Bass" Legend Amos Larkins II Dec 01, 2017

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The Old School Rewind Podcast is a podcast that focuses on Old School Rhythym Dance Music, Freestyle Dance and Hip Hop music. In the 80's a man by the name of Amos Larkin brought his child prodigy son and his bass guitar to the legendary studios run by Henry Stone. Henry Stone is a famous record man credited with the careers of K.C. & The Sunshine Band, Ray Charles, James Brown and many more. Find out how this musician, linked up with the 808 drum machine, and changed the landscape of the Miami music scene. His name, as his pops, Amos Larkins II on the Old School Rewind Podcast

We Talk Freestyle and Miami w/Stevie B. Nov 24, 2017

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Prince Markie Dee From The FatBoys Nov 17, 2017

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In February, '83 A man named Charlie Stettler and Lynda West organized a Rap & Breakdance Contest, (the first major hip hop event to be held in NYC) raising capital for a five-week event with free-admission finals at Radio City Music Hall for 6000 inner city kids sponsored by Coca-Cola and WBLS. History was made: WBLS took the Arbitron book for the quarter, the show was the first urban format at Radio City, and three chubby Brooklyn teenagers calling themselves the Disco 3 were the rap winners. Stettler renamed them the "Fat Boys", a name and concept he and West created and trademarked. For six years, the Fat Boys remained the only rap/pop group with five gold and platinum albums and two motion pictures to their credit. It's 2017 and Prince Markie Dee is talking to Aaron on the REWIND

80's Dance One Hit Wonders Nov 11, 2017

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Join the Old School Rewind this week for an hour of music from Freestyle to R & B to Hip Hop. Specifically picked from Bubba's record piles. All Vinyl Dance Party from the 80's or at least where hip hop came from.

Old School - Egyptian Lover, Connie, Man Parrish Nov 03, 2017

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We're looking back at our last three shows. L.A's Egyptian Lover. Connie, the freestyle diva. Along with them, prolific producer Man Parrish. Enjoy The Rewind REWIND

Prolific Producer Man Parrish Talks Hip-Hop Oct 27, 2017

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Although he produced only a handful of tracks of renown and disappeared into obscurity almost as quickly as he had emerged from it, Manny ( Man ) Parrish is nonetheless one of the most important and influential figures in American electronic dance music. Helping to lay the foundation of electro, hip-hop, freestyle, and techno, as well as the dozens of subgenres to splinter off from those, Parrish introduced the aesthetic of European electronic pop to the American club scene by combining the plugged-in disco-funk of Giorgio Moroder and the man-machine music of Kraftwerk with the beefed-up rhythms and cut'n'mix approach of nascent hip-hop. As a result, tracks like "Hip-Hop Be Bop (Don't Stop)" and "Boogie Down Bronx" were period-defining works that provided the basic genetic material for everyone from Run-DMC and the Beastie Boys to Autechre and Andrea Parker -- and they remain undisputed classics of early hip-hop and electro to this day.

Connie Talks About Funky Little Beats Oct 20, 2017

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The Old School Rewind Talks to The South Florida native, who aspired to perform since childhood, Connie realized her dreams after a friend introduced her to the legendary music producer, Henry Stone.executive producer of Connie's debut single "Funky Little Beat", catapulting the young singer onto the international music scene.

In 1986, while under the Sunnyview Record label, Connie released her second single "Experience", which along with "Funky Little Beat", "Your Eyes", "I Can't Stop", "Fire In My Heart", "Laughter In The Rain", "I'm In Love With You", and "Rock Me", provided her self-title debut album CONNIE.

Freak-A-Holic, The Egyptian Lover Joins The Rewind Oct 13, 2017

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The Egyptian Lover is One of Hip Hop's Greatest. Join us to hear the West Coast version of the story of the Tr-808 Drum Machine. The Egyptian Lover is a really nice guy. Enjoy this show. FInd out what sexaholism is.

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