#stretch armstrong and bobbito

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[findthosedetonators]

Stretch and Bobbito 1994

[juhnkit]

Motivational Music in the Morning … Colossal, My Thoughts Are Extraordinary (Official Audio Track) … from the Album: The Stretch Armstrong Show featuring Bobbito the Barber (Bobbito Garcia), WKCR Demo (Baltimore, Maryland) (1996) #MMitM1

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Had Giulianis number in '95...

[lordrahlprotects]

There was a time I would post a cheque off to some sketchy ad in the back of a magazine and about a month later one of these would show up.

These were the world to me.

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Stretch Armstrong - Lesson 1 (1997) NYC, NY sides A&B - MixTapes -

Stretch Armstrong - Lesson 1 (1997) NYC, NY sides A&B

Tracklist 1 Company Flow– 8 Steps To Perfection2 Krumb Snatcha– Gettin’ Closer To God3 Brainwash 2000– Break It Down4 Godfather Don– Properties Of Steel5 Hillfiguz– Not Enuff Time6 The Korp– The Champion7 L. The Head Toucha– Too Complex8 Natural Elements– Bust Mine9 Black Attack & Problemz– Freestyle10 R.A. The Rugged Man– Freestyle11 F.T.– Freestyle12 Dogface– Freestyle13 Lace Da Booms–…

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Amplify Color Podcast On The Jewish / Puerto Rican Duo On WCKR Radio

Warner Music Group's in-house podcast network, Interval Presents, has debuted the latest episode of its newest series, "Amplify Color" hosted by Ryan Cameron, a 2x Emmy winner, the host of “Voice of Atlanta,” a member of the Georgia and Black Radio Hall of Fame, and long-time Atlanta DJ.

 In this episode, host Ryan Cameron tells the story of Stretch Armstrong and Bobbito Garcia - two of the most surprising contributors to Black radio. This Jewish and Puerto Rican duo turned Columbia University’s college radio station WCKR into hip-hop’s first radio-safe haven. Every Thursday from 1am -to 5am, The Stretch and Bobbito Show was a place where up-and-coming rappers like Nas, Eminem, Wu-Tang Clan, and Big L played their latest records or showed off their lyrical freestyles. In the process, a format was born that hip-hop shows imitated for years to come. These pioneers of hip-hop had one nemesis…the birth of Hot97, hip-hop’s very first radio station dedicated to only rap. Not only did Stretch and Bobbito survive, but they thrived and left an undeniable legacy on Black radio.

The series, hosted by Ryan Cameron, highlights modern trailblazers such as Charlamagne tha God, Wendy Williams, Big Boy, and Sway Calloway but also pays tribute to past icons like Jack L. Cooper and Petey Greene. Produced by Double Elvis, the series chronicles the history of Black radio through the story of those who made a long-lasting impact on the medium we know and love today.

The next upcoming episodes will discuss the life of Robin Quivers, the unlikely co-host of The Howard Stern Show and Big Boy, the King of the Los Angeles airwaves.

Please see below for a list of previous episodes.

●      Episode 1: The Foundation of Black radio

●      Episode 2: Jack L. Cooper

●      Episode 3: WERD (America’s 1st Black Owned Radio Station)

●      Episode 4: Petey Greene

●      Episode 5: Cathy Hughes

●      Episode 6: Dyana Williams

●      Episode 7: Tom Joyner

●      Episode 8: Mr. Magic

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Big L & Jay-Z freestyle on Stretch & Bobbito

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JAROBI, KURIOUS, BUSTA RHYMES @ WKCR on Stretch Armstrong Show

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25 years ago, Big L x Jay-Z made Hip Hop history with this unforgettable freestyle on Stretch Armstrong Show in NYC ...

this is when hip hop made sense not cents ......

[stretchandbobbito]

STRETCH & BOBBITO W. THE M19s BAND ALBUM RELEASE @ THE KENNEDY CENTER JANUARY 17, 2020

Concert tickets on sale now here, and After Party tickets here! 

For info on the debut album titled No Requests being released on 10x Grammy Award winner Eddie Palmieri’s new label Uprising NYC Music, visit here :)

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Hiphop Radio : "Dark Skinned Assassin Freestyle On Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show WKCR' Feat. RS & Lazy K. (1996)"

Dark Skinned Assassin Freestyle On Stretch Armstrong & Bobbito Show Feat. RS & Lazy K “Unholy” est le single principal du disque. Une vidéo du morceau existe mais n’a jamais été publiée et le morceau n’a pas eu le même succès que “Lock Shit Down” mais il a été joué à de nombreuses reprises par Stretch & Bobbito cette année-là. D’ailleurs, DSA a été invité sur WKCR avec Gauge the Mental Murderah…