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Wednesday, July 16, 2008

An Old Skool R&B, Disco, & Funk

Check out these old skool jams and hope you enjoy

posted by Kevy Kev a.k.a Mr. R&B

Enjoy & Be Breezy

Skyy - Call me

Taste Of Honey - Boogie Oogie Oogie

Otis Redding (Stax) - change

Marvin Gaye - Mercy Mercy Me

Gap Band - Gap Band - Outstanding

The Whispers - The Whispers - And The Beat Goes On

Rose Royce - Love Don't Live Here Anymore

Kool & The Gang - Get Down On It

Kool & The Gang - Ladies Night

McFadden & Whitehead - Ain't No Stopping Us Now

Carl Carlton - She's A Bad Mama Jama

September(Earth Wind & Fire).

Gap Band - Oops Upside Your Head

Barry White - Oh, What A Night

Barry White - Ectasy

Barry White-Playing Your Game Baby

Bobby Womack - If You Think You're Lonely Now

Gladys Knight & the Pips - Midnight Train to Georgia

Gladys Knight & The Pips - Misty Blue

Heat Wave-Always And Forever

Lionel Richie & The Commodores - Still

Lionel Richie-Truly

Marvin_Gaye_Inner_City_Blues

July 16th

50 Cent - Freestyle
The Game feat. Nu Jerzey Devil & Phylissia - My Life
Lil Wayne feat. The Game & Nu Jerzey Devil - Pimpin'
Ja Rule - Rules Of Engagement
Marques Houston - Sunset
Pretty Ricky - Knockin Boots 08'
Memphis Bleek - Ain't Gangster
Flo Rida - Act A Donkey (Produced By Shawty Redd)
Flo Rida - Gotz To See (Wine Slow) (Ft. T Pain) (Prod. By Mannie Fresh)
Flo Rida - We A Problem (Prod. By Cool & Dre)
MJG - Roll Wit' Me
MJG - It's Been So Long (Feat. 8Ball)
MJG - Breathe
Fonzworth Bently Feat. Kanye West, Sa-Ra & Andre 3000 - Everybody
Styles P - What To Do
Gucci Mane Ft. Yo Gotti & Rocko - Lots Of Cash
Gucci Mane - I Heard You
Gucci Mane feat. Yung Jugg - Red Eyez
Young Buck - Bang Bang Radio Cashville Exclusive
Lupe Fiasco “Paris, Tokyo RMX” f/ C.L. Smooth
Immortal Technique “Dancing With The Devil 2008″ f/ 2Pac
R. Kelly “Body Body”
Jay Z F_ Pharrell - I Know (Feel Good RMX)
Jennifer Hudson “Spotlight”
Mariah Carey “I’ll Be Loving U Long Time RMX” f/ T.I.
Lupe Fiasco “Old School Track”
Snoop Dogg “Thou Shall Not Kill” f/ Mobb Deep
Rich Boy “Ghetto Rich RMX” f/ John Legend, Nas, & Lil’ Wayne
E-40 FEAT.AKON - WAKE IT UP

Tuesday, July 15, 2008

Check it out

Just wanted everyone to look at the Black Art here and learn to start appreciating our black artist.

July 15th Tracks

Sean P Of The Youngbloodz - I'm A Hoodstar
Nipsey Hussle Ft. Lil Boosie & Lil Cali - Thuggin'
Yung Berg - Get It Good (Prod. By Drumma Boy)
Talib Kweli - Gettin My Grown Man On (Ft. Little Brother)
Talib Kweli - Take It Back f/ Marsha Ambrosius [Unreleased Track]
Trey Songz - Trapped
R Kelly - Butterfly
raekwon_ft._ghostface_killah-da_g_hide
Whatchu Want Remix
The D.E.Y.- I Need You

Sunday, July 13, 2008

Another New Tupac Album On The Way? Death Row And TVT Assets Sold
What does it take to own the assets of one of the most notorious gangsta-rap labels of all time? About $24 million, actually.
That may sound like a lot of coin for a label that hasn’t had a hit record in more than a decade, but clearly Nashville, Tennessee-based Global Music Group President Susan Berg saw some potential dollar signs in the former rap powerhouse started by oft-imprisoned boss Suge Knight. The assets include hit records by Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, Nate Dogg and Tupac Shakur.
Berg won the rights to the label during an auction on Wednesday, with the proceeds going to help Knight pay off his considerable debts, which include a $107 million judgment awarded to a former partner in the label that forced Knight into bankruptcy. Oh, and even though you might think the bottom of the ‘Pac barrel had been scraped, chiseled, gouged, ground up and rehydrated more times than anyone could imagine, did we mention that the sale comes with the rights to 20 unreleased Tupac tracks?
That “new” Tupac album could see the light of day as early as this year.
The numbers were more sobering for another former powerhouse indie label, New York’s TVT, which was sold off in bankruptcy court last Thursday at the bargain-basement price of $6.05 million to the digital-music label the Orchard.
TVT filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in February, and the sale is expected to close by July 3. Under the terms of the deal, the Orchard will take control of TVT’s catalog and artist contracts, which include albums and deals with artists including Lil Jon, Ying Yang Twins, Guided by Voices, the Polyphonic Spree, Pitbull, Paris Bennett and Yo Gotti.
Though the Orchard doesn’t expect to sign new artists, it might have some work to do to make peace with the existing roster. Pitbull has been trying to get off TVT’s roster for years, and Lil Jon has also expressed displeasure with his label home.

50 Cent Says 'I Don't View Young Buck As My Enemy,' Claims He's Not Going To War With Former G-Unit Member.

50 Cent mocked former G-Unit mocked former G-Unit member Young Buck onstage during the group's concert, crooning "Shorty wanna cry with me" instead of the lyric from Buck's 2004 single "Shorty Wanna Ride." Also on Tuesday, Buck himself dropped another dis record directed at the Unit called "Terminate on Sight" (also the name of the new G-Unit album). "Ah sh--, they done kicked me out the crew, I'm cool now," he raps. "Nose running, but I ain't snorted nothing/ Took a sniff of myself and I smell like money." Buck also antagonizes G-Unit's Lloyd Banks and Tony Yayo, saying, "50's money ain't yours."
Oddly enough, 50 Cent still seems to have a soft spot in his heart for Buck. The Queens MC said he's not going to war with his onetime group member.
"Buck is a disappointment for me," 50 told MTV News on Monday. "I treated him like a younger brother. ... He's not a enemy now. He's like a relative that decides to do something to you that you're uncomfortable with, so you don't bring him around you. I don't view Buck as my enemy. If he feels that way about me, those are his personal feelings. I wouldn't be surprised if he felt that [I was his enemy]. He's like my younger brother — even if he sees me in this interview saying it to him — he won't understand. He'll just go on how it feels."
Everyone knows that 50 recently released a recording of a phone conversation with Buck where the Cashville MC broke down about financial difficulties and begged to rejoin G-Unit.
"I couldn't tell you the things he told me in that conversation," 50 said, justifying why he taped the talk. "You'd think I'm just being angry. [But] I play you the tape and you get it for yourself so much more vividly."
Fif did get some flack from the blogosphere for recording the conversation — some were harsh enough to call it a "b---h a-- move."
"I didn't know we could say 'b---h a--' on MTV," Fif replied. "For them to say that, they don't understand the dynamics of what's going on. Ask me, do I care about a blogger? A person who has time to say that was a b---h a-- move is a b---h a-- n---a. I thought that was an official move. Right now I don't wanna be disrespectful to Young Buck. But how do you respond to the disrespect he's displaying?"
50 said that Buck is still signed to G-Unit Records for three more albums, and he won't let the insults interfere with doing business.