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Jesse Johnson & Morris Days old side projects... Does anybody remember Da Krash or the Day Z's? Da Krash was Jesse's side project and the Day Z's was Morris's girl group... -------------------------------------------------
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Holy shit! I was at a friends house on Friday and another friend requested that he dig up Da Krash album. My friend has a HUGE record collection in storage, but he was amazingly able to locate the record and a 12 inch single for the group.
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yeah! da krash was the bomb... the beats on that lp were so BOOMIN' and clattering... trapped in phases and wasn't i good to ya? were my favorites from that one.
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i love jesse's groups. da krash and tamara's records had some great stuff. the 12's were awesome too. i got all that stuff. he got kinda stale on sue ann's project though. even though "fiction" had a great groove to it. | |
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IAM said: i love jesse's groups. da krash and tamara's records had some great stuff. the 12's were awesome too. i got all that stuff. he got kinda stale on sue ann's project though. even though "fiction" had a great groove to it.
haven't heard aboutr tamara???tell me more...Sue ann??? as in Sue ann Carwell??? -------------------------------------------------
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da Krash was amazing, I love the whole album. And "Blueberry Gossip" was my JAM from TaMara. Prince may be the purple Yoda, but Wendy & Lisa and Eric Leeds also sit on the Jedi Council. | |
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pejman said: IAM said: i love jesse's groups. da krash and tamara's records had some great stuff. the 12's were awesome too. i got all that stuff. he got kinda stale on sue ann's project though. even though "fiction" had a great groove to it.
haven't heard aboutr tamara???tell me more...Sue ann??? as in Sue ann Carwell??? tamara & the seen AKA margie cox had 2 records. first one with "affection" and "everybody dance" the second "blueberry gossip". jesse wrote and produced the majority of both cds. | |
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lovemachine said: Holy shit! I was at a friends house on Friday and another friend requested that he dig up Da Krash album. My friend has a HUGE record collection in storage, but he was amazingly able to locate the record and a 12 inch single for the group.
I had never heard of this project until Friday I have the CDs of Da Krash and the Day Zs, believe it or not. | |
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Kool Skool was considered a Jesse Johnson production as well | |
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I have the Day-Z's cd 
It has 2 songs on it that are kinda ok (Green Acres, Groove Me)...the rest is kinda  -y | |
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LaMont said: lovemachine said: Holy shit! I was at a friends house on Friday and another friend requested that he dig up Da Krash album. My friend has a HUGE record collection in storage, but he was amazingly able to locate the record and a 12 inch single for the group.
I had never heard of this project until Friday I have the CDs of Da Krash and the Day Zs, believe it or not. They actually have CD's for them...are they promo or American releases? -------------------------------------------------
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pejman said: LaMont said: lovemachine said: Holy shit! I was at a friends house on Friday and another friend requested that he dig up Da Krash album. My friend has a HUGE record collection in storage, but he was amazingly able to locate the record and a 12 inch single for the group.
I had never heard of this project until Friday I have the CDs of Da Krash and the Day Zs, believe it or not. They actually have CD's for them...are they promo or American releases? They are American releases | |
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Listened to the Day Zs 1 time back in the days and never again.
It's still somewhere dug in the basement. | |
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Wow Day Z's. Never heard of them before. Were they a girrls group? Like daisey's? Funny! | |
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rinz2cool said: Wow Day Z's. Never heard of them before. Were they a girrls group? Like daisey's? Funny!
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What was the name of Da Krash's hit? My mind is a blank! | |
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The name of the song was, "Wasn't I Good to 'Ya?". I remember that fly-ass girl in the video. I also have the actual cassette, which I bought for two bucks - it was in a bargain bin. I always thought their lead guitarist resembled Randy Jackson...
He could play his ass off,though. My author page: https://www.amazon.com/au...eretttruth | |
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JesseDezz said: The name of the song was, "Wasn't I Good to 'Ya?". I remember that fly-ass girl in the video. I also have the actual cassette, which I bought for two bucks - it was in a bargain bin. I always thought their lead guitarist resembled Randy Jackson...
He could play his ass off,though. yep I still got the tape too... Randy Jackson  I'm gonna have to look again...-------------------------------------------------
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JesseDezz said: The name of the song was, "Wasn't I Good to 'Ya?". I remember that fly-ass girl in the video. I also have the actual cassette, which I bought for two bucks - it was in a bargain bin. I always thought their lead guitarist resembled Randy Jackson...
He could play his ass off,though. I actually have the CD! Hard to find. I liked "Trappd In Phases" and "Tu Madre", too | |
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BlaqueKnight said: JesseDezz said: The name of the song was, "Wasn't I Good to 'Ya?". I remember that fly-ass girl in the video. I also have the actual cassette, which I bought for two bucks - it was in a bargain bin. I always thought their lead guitarist resembled Randy Jackson...
He could play his ass off,though. I actually have the CD! Hard to find. I liked "Trappd In Phases" and "Tu Madre", too Hey BlaqueKnight, please school our fellow orgers on the guitar talents of Eric Gales. His website at MCA hasn't been updated in eons, save for the occasional posts by his wife. Supposedly he's working on some new material and playing gigs in Memphis. I saw him in NYC two years ago - the place was only half-full - it should've been packed. He played some serious GEETAR!!! The brotha is bad. I remember his two appearances on Arsenio's show - he's a bad mutha... BTW - "Easy Come, Easy Go" from Da Krash was a cool tune... My author page: https://www.amazon.com/au...eretttruth | |
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