What up party people,
It's your local grocer bagging up the freshness. I'm here to tell you that NBR episode two is here waiting for you, nude on iTunes. Right now, come on try it, it's free, try it for free. Sorry, I just had a flashback of when I did Live-links commercials. Anyways, yes NBR episode two is here and features one of the best artists in hip hop history, Big Daddy Kane.
Neon Brown is proud to present his second episode of NBR (Neon Brown Radio) a monthly podcast, which features Brown playing music from his personal record collection, mocking NPR (NPR you’re not safe), and sharing amusing stories from prominent figures in the music industry. Last month featured Mr. Len, formally of Company Flow and member of The Dirty Disco Squares. This month features a story from one of hip-hop’s most notable originators, Big Daddy Kane.
Kane is an original member of the Juice Crew and has handfuls of classics under his belt. As well, he has helped write some of hip-hop’s favorite songs. In addition to his solo work, he has collaborated with some of the music industry's best, expanding over many genres including artists like, Quincy Jones and Patti Label. Kane helped mold the style of lyricism, the fashion and look of the culture, and hip-hop in its entirety. He is one of Neon Brown’s biggest influences.
The story Kane tells on NBR is extremely entertaining. We will not give away the plot, but we can assure you that it is something you and your co-workers will be bringing into conversation for many days while conversing around the water cooler.
In addition, Brown has a short dedication to the late David Bowie. Another major influence to Brown. Bowie spanned many generations and was never afraid to try new creative ventures. He was one of planet earth’s most creative souls and he will surely be missed.
In the beginning of the episode Brown attacks the racial issues of America. He is currently putting together a petition to stop the privatization of prisons in Colorado. It is his belief that racism is a business, and although putting a stop to private prisons won’t stop racism in its entirety, it will put a dent in the issue and help the American people pin point where these racial issues lay in our current system. The petition will be available to sign next month attached with episode three.
Playlist:
01. All things Considered Theme Song
02. Syl Johnson - Is It Because I'm Black
03. Mike & The Censations - There Is Nothing I Can Do About It
04. The Whatnauts - Try Me
05. The Lost generation - The Sly, The Slick, The Wicked
06. Eddie Holman - Stranded In A Dream
07. Ike Turner & The Kings Of Rhythm - Black Beauty
08. The Delfonics - La La - Means I Love You
09. Teddy Pendergrass - Come Go With Me
10. Ramp - Daylight
11. Major Lance - Since you've been Gone
12. The Detroit Emeralds - I'll Never Sail the Sea Again
13. Stevie Wonder - Sunshine In There Eyes
14. Daniela Casa - Grosso Cilindrate
15. Brian Auger & The Trinity - Light My Fire
16. The Rascals - My world
17. Africa - Savin' All My Love
18. Madvillain - Accordion
19. Erykah Badu - The Healer
20. The Superlatives - I Don't Know How
21. U.S. 69 - Yesterday's People
22. Brother Jack McDuff - Theme From electric Surfboard
23. Brenton wood - I Think You've Got Your Fools Mixed Up
24. Lowell Fulsom - Tramp
25. Larry Coryell - Beautiful Women
26. Vanilla Fudge - The Beat Goes On
27. David Bowie - John, I'm Only Dancing
28. David Bowie - Oh! You Pretty Things
29. David Bowie - Chant Of The Ever Circling Skeletal Family
30. Bo Hansson - Fog On The Barrow
31. Big Daddy Kane Story
32. Big Daddy Kane - Just Rhyming' With The Biz
Click the image below to check out the second episode of Neon Brown Radio. Enjoy!
