The Kool Skool West Coast Electro Special PT.2 The Arabian Prince www.DaveyD.com Interview 18/3/06

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The Kool Skool West Coast Electro Special PT.2 The Arabian Prince www.DaveyD.com Interview Originally Broadcast on Itch FM 18/3/06

The Arabian Prince "The 6th Member of N.W.A."

DJ Shucks One The Idiot hosts a West Coast Electro Special with a www.daveyd.com interview with The Arabian Prince (The 6th Member of N.W.A.) on The Kool Skool Radio Show 11/3/06. A successful solo artist, and member of The World Class Wrecking Crew, Bobby Jimmy & The Critters and N.W.A., Electro Pioneer/Producer & DJ The Arabian Prince aka Brother Arab/Professor X (not the X-Clan one), talks about; The L.A. Electro - U.K. New Wave Connection, The World Class Wrecking Crew v.s. Uncle Jams Army, N.W.A., his reason for leaving, and the Gangsta Death of L.A. Electro.

This episode features classic music by some of the foundation of The West Coast scene: N.W.A., The Egyptian Lover, 7A3, Kam, Bobby Jimmy & The Critters, J.J. Fad, Eazy-E, C.I.A., King Tee, Dr Dre, Snoop, Ice Cube, Ice-T, Donald D, Rodney-O & Joe Cooley, Above The Law, The Pharcyde, Dipset, The Game, Warren G, W.C and more!

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J.J. Fad The West Coast's most famous Female Group

Brother Arab rocking O.P. shorts!


Check out The Arabian Prince & The Egyptian Lover- Rare Live Set On Future Roots Radio on KPFK-04/4/09 http://dublab.com/archive/arabian-prince-egyptian-lover-live-on-future-roots-radio-kpfk-040409



The Kool Skool West Coast Electro Special PT.1 Egyptian Lover www.DaveyD.com Interview can be found here


Many thanks to our West Coast Zulu Ahkis at Funkwhatyaheard for "Puttin' A Zee On It"

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The Kool Skool West Coast Electro Special PT.1 Egyptian Lover www.DaveyD.com Interview 11/3/06

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West Coast Electro Special PT.1 Egyptian Lover www.DaveyD.com Interview Originally Broadcast on Itch FM 11/3/06


DJ Shucks One The Idiot hosts a West Coast Electro Special with a www.daveyd.com interview with Egyptian Lover (Uncle Jam's Army) on The Kool Skool Radio Show 11/3/06. This episode features classic music by some of the foundation of The West Coast scene.

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Classic Breakin and Entering Scenes -Ice T, Toddy Tee, Egyptian Lover & Evil E live at Legendary L.A. Hip-Hop Club "Radiotron"


R.I.P. Rodger “Uncle Jamm” Clayton Leader of the legendary Uncle Jams Army Mobile Disco Soundsystem


Jamie Jones featuring Egytian Lover 'Galactic Space Bar'


Egyptian Lover - Freak-a-holic - Video - 1986 - Classic West Coast
"All of my life I've been a freak!"

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X-Clan Update Conscious Special - Brother J (X-Clan) www.DaveyD.com Interview 20/3/06

Brother J (X-Clan) from the "True Mathematics" Foundation Rocks Series by Shucks One ID

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A Kool Skool Conscious Special - Brother J (X-Clan) www.DaveyD.com Interview Originally Broadcast on Itch FM 20/3/06

DJ Shucks One The Idiot hosts a Conscious special with an www.daveyd.com interview with Brother J of X-Clan on The Kool Skool Radio Show 20/3/06. This episode features music by: Kanye West, The Last Poets, The Dismasters, Lakim Shabazz, YZ, Big Daddy Kane, Brand Nubian, Gangstarr, King Sun ft. Poor Righteous Teachers, X-Clan, Dark Sun Riders, D-Block and more!
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X-Clan at the 37th Universal Zulu Nation Anniversary NYC 12-14 Nov. 2010

Flyer designed by Ahki Sen One UZN over at the http://seehowitsounds.blogspot.com

XClan 20th Anniversary from Paradise Gray on Vimeo.

X-Clan were the pinnacle of the Conscious Hip-Hop movement with regards to imagery, production and structure. The Brooklyn based group fused Education with Funk, to represent a new Pan-African cultural shift in the Hip-Hop Movement, which also included artists like Jungle Brothers, Brand Nubian, Lakim Shabazz, Public Enemy, BDP King Sun and many others.


Hip-Hop is "a lifestyle, not a Death-style" - Paradise Gray X-Clan/Universal Zulu Nation/Blackwatch Movement activist breaking down the Universal Zulu Nation, the negative aspects of music industry, and the "inclusiveness of Hip-Hop Culture". Must see!!!


More info at www.zulunation.com


Hip-Hop Journalist, Radio DJ and Activist Davey D (not to be confused with Def Jam recording artist of the same name) discussing the lopsided and suspect marketing practices within the music industry,

DaveyD and Paradise "Grey" X are part of a a grass roots group called 1Hood more info can be found here

"Can't fool me my mind is free!!!" Real Reality TV

Here is a selection of independant films dealing with the state of Hip-Hop music and the many people asking valid questions about where the music is going, and why.


Quan Speaks on Nas, Cam'ron, Stop Snitchin & Hip Hop
"For real, I'm not perfect, but I know for a fact that some of the shit that some of these n"*&@s (Studio Gangster Rappers) is doin' out here and makin' kids think its cool? It's fucked up and wrong and I feel a really strong way about it" - Quan


What is a N*&*a? Pt. 1

Minister Abdul Muhammad asks "What is a n"@+a, n%*£@r or negro?" at N.O.I. Mosque Maryam in Chicago. This fascinating lecture is very relevant to the Hip-Hop community as a whole and it deals with the subconscious words, imagery and actions that are prevalent, reguritated and go unchallenged in modern day "Rap" culture.
Part 2

Part 3


Turn Off Channel Zero -trailer


Turn Off Channel Zero - Full Length
A grass roots documentary discussing and trying to confront the negative images and stereotypes of Black people as they are portrayed in the US mainstream media, featuring Professor Griff (Public Enemy), Paradise (X-Clan), Davey-D (Hip-Hop Journalist) and many others. A must see. Hip-Hop Elders taking a stand and being counted for the culture.

Turn Off Channel Zero