We've dedicated our first episode of the Boom Bap Club podcast to Heavy D.  Heavy D, who's real name is Dwight Arrington Myers, Passed away November 8, 2011.  For our show, we've focused on Heavy D's more rugged hip-hop output.  We've bookended the show between the DJ Premier produced "Yes Y'all" from the Heavster's 1992 album Blue Funk and a deep cut from Pete Rock's Soul Survivor, "Massive (Hold Tight)".         http://www.stashinrecords.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=73&action=edit en-us ℗ & © 2012 Stashin Records & Books A monthly show about true school hip hop for the ages dave@stashinrecords.com The Boom Bap Club is a monthly podcast about hip hop. Hosts, Saul Goode and Paul Dunyon, along with their cohort and contributing reporter, Oak Groove, they pull from their vast crates of soul, funk, jazz, breakbeats and of course, the main ingredient, true school hop-hop and serve the crème de la crème to you. Look for our Podcast in the iTunes Store.   saul goode dave@stashinrecords.com             dave@stashinrecords.com Classics delivered from the scenic shores of Bloody Lake This week we dedicate our show to the late Heavy D. We feature songs by Minnesota hip hoppers, including Big Quarters, Wize Guyz, See More Perspective and Guante, Brother Ali, Doom Tree and DJ Hidden Rhythm     http://stashinrecords.com/audio/boombapclub1Jan2012.mp3 Wednesday, 1 Feb 2011 19:00:00 GMT 1:20:17 hip hop, boom bap, golden age,classic, minnesota,urban word records, jazz & milk, rube, saul goode, paul dunyon, oak groove, teabags       Back to top

Stashin records is the home to a group of like minded artists and crate diggers from Minnesota.  Contributers include David KelseyBassett, DJ Zenrock, Oak Kelsey and Nate Einck.   Our posts include record reviews, sleeveface, and the Boom Bap Club … Continue reading →