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6/18/10
Big Daddy Kane 6/16/2010 Summerstage in Bed-Stuy
The forecasted rain never came, and it was a cool clear evening. Big Daddy Kane of The Juice Crew brought the boroughs together, performed the classics, and even brought out Scoob and Scrap to bust a few routines. I was smiling the whole show, also Chubb Rock and Greg Nice came out to top it all off with a few of their hits. Von King Park is a great little spot. Props to Summerstage, their sound team, and cool staff for providing a dope event well enjoyed.






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CLICK to see the full gallery from the event.
THE NYACK ART WALK 2010
ART WALK 2010, produced by Nyack Merchants' Committee of Friends of the
Nyacks (click for WALK info), will be held Fri, June 18 through Sun, June 20th. I will be showing seven pieces.Come see artists all types, cool shops, and great eats in town.

Chelsea, NY 1999 will be for sale with other originals in signed edition.
"This, our 5th anniversary year has as its theme "A Village Helping A Country" with 30% of sales of the limited, signed edition of our poster going to Haitian Relief through the American Red Cross. The original painting, by Rolande Magloire, will be sold via Silent Auction throughout the event.
Place your bids in p.ross, 89 Main St., Nyack. Stroll the streets of the Village, meet the talented 28 Artists participating in the various shops, dine and enjoy the Village."
Hats off to Paulette Ross, owner p.Ross "The elegant shoe shop." and Friends of the
Nyacks for a wonderful event that helps the town and small business owners in the name of art and charity.
Nyacks (click for WALK info), will be held Fri, June 18 through Sun, June 20th. I will be showing seven pieces.Come see artists all types, cool shops, and great eats in town.
Chelsea, NY 1999 will be for sale with other originals in signed edition.
"This, our 5th anniversary year has as its theme "A Village Helping A Country" with 30% of sales of the limited, signed edition of our poster going to Haitian Relief through the American Red Cross. The original painting, by Rolande Magloire, will be sold via Silent Auction throughout the event.
Place your bids in p.ross, 89 Main St., Nyack. Stroll the streets of the Village, meet the talented 28 Artists participating in the various shops, dine and enjoy the Village."
Hats off to Paulette Ross, owner p.Ross "The elegant shoe shop." and Friends of the
Nyacks for a wonderful event that helps the town and small business owners in the name of art and charity.
5/25/10
Homeboy Sandman and my pic in the Los Angeles Times

Read the Article here. Thank you to Jeff Weiss for the credit and link.
Homeboy Sandman speaks on the enduring importance of rhyme and his jazz influences. Sandman also debuts his joint "Yeah, But I Can Rhyme Though"
And Los Angeles discovers a little bit more about one of our finest home grown poets. Congrats Sandman.
5/20/10
Above the Clouds: Keith "Guru" Elam Memorial May 18, 2010
DJ Doo Wop, Chris Medina, Larry Jenkins, and Big Jeff Zulu hosted this event in the loving memory of Keith "Guru" Elam. The pictures don't really do justice to the evening. Ralph McDaniels put together a dope and nostalgic video mix, as everyone came together in positivity to enjoy emotional praise and celebratory performances honoring the departed lyrical legend.










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CLICK to see the full gallery from the event.
5/2/10
Lloyd Banks, Reflection Eternal (Talib Kweli & DJ Hi-Tek), Cory Gunz , and Jackie Chain
Lloyd Banks
Reflection Eternal (Talib Kweli & DJ Hi-Tek)
Cory Gunz
Jackie Chain
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4/27/10
Rest In Power G.U.R.U. Gifted Unlimited Rhymes Universal
Thank you Guru for your master flows, wack emcee slaying poetry, and untouchable and consistently superior verse. Long live Gang Starr.
4/12/10
National Museum of Hip Hop Event
Here are some photos from The National Museum Of Hip Hop Gala Event: Hip Hop Immortal
"The National Museum of Hip-Hop exists to feature and commemorate the cultural achievements of hip-hop, as well as its artists from around New York, the Nation and the World. It exists as a place to represent the pride of the hip-hop culture, as well as to educate and to celebrate. It exists as a place where area residents and visitors from around the World can visit to learn about all the elements of hip-hop culture."
NMOH Website
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Kid Capri, Marley Marl, and Surge

Ice-T and Coco

bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie...

Uncle Ralph and Chuck D

Rahiem and KRS-One

The Awesome 2
"The National Museum of Hip-Hop exists to feature and commemorate the cultural achievements of hip-hop, as well as its artists from around New York, the Nation and the World. It exists as a place to represent the pride of the hip-hop culture, as well as to educate and to celebrate. It exists as a place where area residents and visitors from around the World can visit to learn about all the elements of hip-hop culture."
NMOH Website
CLICK to see the full gallery from the event.
Kid Capri, Marley Marl, and Surge
Ice-T and Coco
bang bang boogie say up jumped the boogie...
Uncle Ralph and Chuck D
Rahiem and KRS-One
The Awesome 2
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