Cocaineblunts.com Bounce For Relief Compilation

In case you missed it the first time, Bounce For Relief is back a year later. Please continue to support New Orleans and Hurricane victims in any way possible.

1. DJ Jimi – Where They At? (Soulin, 1990)
2. Lil’ Elt & DJ Tee – Get The Gat Gemix (Parkway Pumpin’, 1993)
3. UNLV – Another Bitch (Cash Money, 1993)
4. Silky Slim – Sister Sister (Profile, 1992)
5. Juvenile – Powder Bag (Warlock, 1994)
6. Cool D – Bitch Watcha Gonna Do? (Mr. Tee, 1994)
7. Lil Goldie – Act A Donkey On A… (Mobo, 1997)
8. DJ Jimi f/ Juvenile – Bounce (For The Juvenile) (Soulin’, 1992)
9. Cheeky Blakk – Lemme Get That Outcha (Tombstone, 1995)
10. Everlasting Hitmen – Bounce Baby Bounce (Mr. Tee, 1992)
11. Sporty T – Sporty Talkin’ Sporty (Big Boy, 1993)
12. 2 Blakk – Second Line Jump
13. Magnolia Shorty – Monkey On The Dick (Cash Money, 1995)
14. Partners N Crime – We Don’t Love Them Hoes(Big Boy, 1994)
15. MC TT Tucker & DJ Irv – Where Dey At? (Sioul, 1990)
16. Bust Down – Nasty Bitch (Effect, 1991)

5th Ward Weebie – “Da Katrina Song“ Fixed(2006)

One more time – I’ve reposted the frequently requested Bounce for Relief compilation. Please continue to support relief efforts.

FM – “Gimme What You Got (For A Pork Chop)“
from Gimme What You Got 12″ (Avenue, 199?)
Black Menace – “Going Off pt. 2“
from s/t EP (Precise, 1992)

Here’s a quick pair of bounce cuts someone on the board requested.

FM aka Freakmaster is a Memphis rapper making NO styled bounce (anybody know other bounce records recorded outside of new orleans?). “Gimme What You Got” is his response to DJ Jimi’s “Where Dey At?” aping the cut down to the triggerman bones while he calls on the women to “suck a n*gga dick for a pork chop.” This sentiment resonated with many, including chingy, apparently. Currently FM runs and dj’s at ugradio.com.

Also a short early joint from NO legends J-Dawg & Threat, collectively Black Menace. “Going Off Pt. 2″ is triggerman meets mama feelgood But what’s crazy is that each rapper delivers a different verse simultaneously in separate speakers. Black Menace later signed with Big Boy (also the original home to Mystikal and recent Rap-A-Lot signees Partners-N-Crime) where they released the very dope Drama Time.

By Request Bonus Beat:
Show Boys – “Drag Rap (Trigger Man)“
from Drag Rap 12″ (Profile, 1986)

Cocaineblunts.com Bounce For Relief Compilation – REREUPPED 10/8/07

1. DJ Jimi – Where They At? (Soulin, 1990)
2. Lil’ Elt & DJ Tee – Get The Gat Gemix (Parkway Pumpin’, 1993)
3. UNLV – Another Bitch (Cash Money, 1993)
4. Silky Slim – Sister Sister (Profile, 1992)
5. Juvenile – Powder Bag (Warlock, 1994)
6. Cool D – Bitch Watcha Gonna Do? (Mr. Tee, 1994)
7. Lil Goldie – Act A Donkey On A… (Mobo, 1997)
8. DJ Jimi f/ Juvenile – Bounce (For The Juvenile) (Soulin’, 1992)
9. Cheeky Blakk – Lemme Get That Outcha (Tombstone, 1995)
10. Everlasting Hitmen – Bounce Baby Bounce (Mr. Tee, 1992)
11. Sporty T – Sporty Talkin’ Sporty (Big Boy, 1993)
12. 2 Blakk – Second Line Jump
13. Magnolia Shorty – Monkey On The Dick (Cash Money, 1995)
14. Partners N Crime – We Don’t Love Them Hoes(Big Boy, 1994)
15. MC TT Tucker & DJ Irv – Where Dey At? (Sioul, 1990)
16. Bust Down – Nasty Bitch (Effect, 1991)

To show support for the our folks who have suffered (and are still suffering) down in the NO as well as pay respect to the areas rich musical history, I’ve put together this little compilation/mix of rare and classic New Orleans Bounce music, perhaps the most underrated/misunderstood of all hip hop offshoots. Now these days most people will refer to anything from the south with triplet hi hats as bounce, but that’s not the case, as you’ll see when you download this.

Lyrically, it mostly involves not so elaborate vamps announcing elaborate dances (ie: “Monkey/Donkey On The Dick”), demanding sexual favors (”eat my pussy”) and repping your hood. All over the omnipresent Show Boys “Drag Rap”/Triggerman loop (you’ll recognize it when you hear it). It might seem a bit primitive in comparison to what’s coming out of the area now, but bounce was crucial to the development of that sound. Here we got Juvenile’s first appearance, early Mannie Fresh & KLC (Beats By The Pound/No Limit) beats alongside a ton of heads that aren’t quite as recognizable.

Sure the superstars are accounted for, and many have stepped up to help but who could even guess their current health status of the true local celebs, like many of those listed above,

I was gonna do this whole thing where i’d sell CD-Rs in exchange for donations but I’d imagine you all have no use for hand burnt cds as it is, y’all got ipods and what not. plus it’d be on soulseek in ten minutes anyway, which would totally defeat the purpose. The deeper I got in the project, the less practical it seemed. So understand that by downloadingyou’re entering into an agreement that you have or will either Donate or at least bid on the soulstrut string of charity record auctions that the vanguard squad has spearheaded. Just do something, whatever you can. Yadidamean? I shouldn’t have to bribe you.

I know the yousendit’s gonna go down in like ten minutes. I’ll try to update the link periodically, even though i’m not gonna be near a computer most of the weekend. And if you download it and want to throw it back up, either on a free server or your own server, please please do, and post the link in the comments.

Mp3 Of The Day: Cheeky Blakk – “Lemme Get That Outcha“
Cocaine blunts reader Faux Rillz was kind enough to hook up a cdr focusing on some uber obscure early to mid 90s NO Bounce shit. This is quite a revalation to me, featuring artists like Silky Slim, Joe Blakk, Tim Smooth and Li’l Goldie, all of whom are virtually unknown but should be legends in their own hood. It’s interesting to hear just how much the sound influenced the late 90s Cash Money Style. Anyway, “Lemme Get That” is one of my favorite cuts. Check out the in progress, and no doubt storied, documentary on the Bounce, Ya Heard Me?

Short update today:

Holla at the Prince Po Contest to win some free mix cds.

The infamous RARE LABEL THREAD has been ressurected over at the vinylexchange board. This shit is porno for hip hop nerds.

Next week is mid-90s indie hop appreciation week, so watch out.