DJ Tat Money on Steady B’s “Rong Ho’le” Origins, Whodini Were Our Superheroes & Union Square
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- čas přidán 11. 09. 2024
- #DJTatMoney stops by #UniqueAccessEnt to discuss the origins of Steady B's "Rong Ho'le." The Philadelphia DJ-producer also tells #SorenBaker about Whodini being their superheroes. Watch & subscribe. Let us know what you think.
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I had the honor of speaking with Tat when he was selling mixtapes to stores and I worked at George's Music Room in Chicago. I asked him about the production and he cleared up the fact that they did the beats in those records. Respect!!!
Dope album. A true classic. I bought the album in 1986 as a 17 year old Hip Hop fanatic in NYC... Great times for a teenager in love with Hip Hop in the 80s. Steady B was so fly and dope in those days. Great music.
"Use Me" is Classic. All time favorite. And "My Benze"(when they first started seeing the money)
Use me is supa classic slept on smh still sounds good 2day
Steady B and Tat Money we're stupid fresh! Bring the Beat Back was legendary, some say first transformer scratch. What's My Name just got better, another great album. Let The Hustlers Play was even better. Serious with KRS-ONE was a dope jam. Those three albums were all classic. Believe me das bad!
FACTS
LEGENDARY DJ & INCREDIBLE INTERVIEW 👍
Respect ..always a humble brother..remember used to see him at Funk O Mart...gave good advice when he was with EBS...and I was on the come up..and underrated in the city..
Brucie B use to have Rooftop rockin with Believe me das bad
This jawn draggin.. let that whole interview go! Once every month and a half ain’t it! s/o TAT$ my guy!! The acronym is crazy 👑
HILLTOPHUSTLERS ALLDAY
The Hilltop Anthem was my jam too short but straight to the point that drum track sample was 🔥!!!!
Nuthin but the bass🎥🎤🎧🎼🎵🎶🎙
TAT IS FROM WYNNEFIELD, NOT HILLTOP (FOE DA RECORD).