yo mamma's big fat booty band

Guest blog by MC Clean
BOUNCE MUSIC
http://bootyband.com/
Tour dates this weekend chucktown, next weekend greenville, nye asheville

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kWgYdeBdTdg&feature=related

bounce music outta asheville

more to come following wknd show





some more good tunes on the website, just click on the above link and wait for it

Toots & The Maytals

Old school.

rick james

the king of funk?

http://www.rickjames.com/


click here to go to video because you tube video is requested not to be embedded
I also request not to be embedded with these choice ladies.

Diggy Dig

So Stew posted the Blakroc preview below, and the album is pretty sick, particularly songs featuring the angriest rapper on earth, Billy Danze from MOP (see MOP Classic below)

But since I'm "the Wildcard" which is just totally sweet and exactly what I'm looking for as a description in life, here's a far stretch for ya. I bring you Diggy Simmons, the son of Rev Run (Joe Simmons) of Run DMC. Considering 'Tricky' is one of the greatest songs ever, and I mean ever, you figure the kid of Rev Run must have some talent right? Well, in my opinion, the little guy actually ain't all that bad. Why this is relevant to the music world I do not know, but enjoy, it's a Saturday and I'm still drunk from last night.

lmfao & crystal method guest appearance

I had a couple of friends come over, LMFAO and Crystal Method. This is one of the jams they
rocked and I figured I would share mid week since I missed this past Saturday's post. Steve Prochnow and I were too busy shooting guns, eating bbq and drinking beers. WOoo.

Blakroc

It's out Friday...

Williams Family Tradition

NASHVILLE, TN --

The Williams family changed music in the Music City forever starting with Hank Sr. in the late 1940's. Hank's tumultuous career was brief, but changed a budding country music genre.





Hank Jr., subject to more than his fair share of teasing from folks like me, also had a rather interesting career. He started out as somewhat of a Grand Ole Opry novelty at an early age. He eventually became a mainstream country act with classics about why he smokes, drinks, and what his goals are when doing so (to get laid!)






Hank III joined the family music biz back in the early 90's as a way to 'pay child support' and his career blossomed from there. He still carries on that country rebel tradition that is missing in today's typical country music scene. Check out Hank III's thoughts on pop country in 'Dick in Dixie'





You pick your favorite Hank ... I've got mine and I'm seeing him TONIGHT in Nashville. Look for a show report tonight, tomorrow or whenever I get around to it.