Chris “The Glove” Taylor on Why Dr. Dre Shouted Him Out On “Puffin’ on Blunts and Drankin’ Tanqueray
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- Опубликовано: 13 окт 2024
- Watch as #ChrisTheGloveTaylor stops by #UniqueAccessEnt to discuss why Dr. Dre shouted him out on "Puffin' on Blunts and Drankin' Tanqueray." The platinum producer also tells #SorenBaker about how Ice-T reminded him of Melle Mel. Watch & subscribe.
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His tune was used in the Radiotron on the film Breakdance with Ice-T on the mic..He was a legend to anyone who was breakdancing back in the early days…53 now and still pumping the old stuff it was my favourite time cos it was all fresh and new there was a Buzz on the streets that will never be replicated…Pay Your Respects to the pioneers baby ❤
My big bro Glove is a musical genius!!! Great interview!
yet another great interview! great convo!
brings back memorys of the late 80's,early 90's
peace n love
"Nobody knows how old Yoda is, but they're always asking him questions". Chris is an icon!
Chris always talking reckless😂..cant wait for this one!!
There were a few a cappella and instrumental hits in Hip Hop. I don’t know if they were million sellers. As far as a cappella; Doug E. Fresh had “La Di Da Di”, “Freaks” and “Virgo”, Fat Boys had “Stick ‘Em”, And the Skinny Boys had, “Jock Box”. As far as instrumentals; Al Naafiysh “The Soul”, Cybotron “Clear”, Original Concept “Knowlege Me”, Original Concept “Pump That Bass”, and Mantronix had “Listen to the Bass get stupid Fresh”. BTW….. “Puffin on Blunts” is one of my favorite songs of the G-Funk era, it’s good to hear about the Gloves contribution.
The 900 Number was a big one too.
The glove, dj producer performer very proud to own vinyl by him and ice t,huge inspiration.
Dope, solid interview! 💎💎💎
The first Dj I ever seen on the big screen, inspired me to do what I’m doing today❤
Crazy that he produced Xzibit's "Focus" also.. I didn't realise till recently.
His scratches on "Reckless" still sounds crazy!
HISTORY!
Definitely, @leemuskogee629. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
which element of Hip Hop got you into the culture... Breaking ... DJing .... Graff .... MC'ing ..??? Press 0 for ALL .
This was a good interview
I wonder if there was a falling out between him and Dre during King T’s album and maybe that’s why the songs he produced like That’s Drama, The Future, weren’t on The Kingdom Come that was put out in 02. His name doesn’t appear with Dre on any songs post 98 either. He was later credited for Xxplosive, but that beat was originally for King T. A lot of him and Dre’s songs were left off the firm album too.
Itchyban Scratch Tibetan Jam..☮️
No mention of Tibetan Jam (Instrumental) Taxidermi Records (same Instrumental in Missing In Action) whatsoever
Indeed, @zenbuddhist71. We hope they discuss it during the next interview. Thanks for watching & supporting #UniqueAccessEnt.
CHRIS THE GLOVE ONE ☝🏿 LOVE
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Dope history lesson!
Dope
ice t killer and body rock where before 6 in the mornig too !!!
@2:10 who built those 'nice' houses.
Bullshit nobody told me what to play ever
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Naa..but the breaks what made the b boys go and that's what inspired the djs play the so called hip hop of the day and the b boys brought it across the globe so it's the b boy
So Breakin is like the afterschool TV special version of WIld STyle? Or maybe not even close... 😂
Breakin' was not a west coast movie but the style in the moves was ..That's why on the east coast was like " We don't pop and lock over here '" It was like a diss..So it was a west coast movie all the while trying to be the east coast...
@@eddiesoul4890 The East coast didn't pop and lock, that's BS Mr wave, fable and I'm just naming a couple.
Liks shouted him out too
All nights likwitdation