The Kool Skool "Foundation Rocks" T-shirts LIMITED NUMBERS LEFT @ www.sensei.fm

Shucks One ID The Kool Skool "Foundation Rocks" T-shirts


Last few shirts several styles & Colors are exclusively available @ www.sensei.fm/shop

Klashnekoff "Lennnnnnnnox!!!!!" Live @ Plan B in Brixton 15/4/11

The Doctor's Orders present
On The Real
With Special guest
Klashnekoff
Performing live

alongside resident DJs
Spin Doctor (The Doctor’s Orders)
DJ 279 (Choice FM)
Chris P Cuts
& host MC Prankster

10pm - 4am Friday 15th April 2011
@ Plan B, 418 Brixton Road, London SW9 7AY (Brixton Tube)

£6 in advance through ticketweb.co.uk / 0844-477-1000 http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=440272
£10 on the night

Since debuting with ‘Dago Mentality’ and ‘The Sagas of Klashnekoff’ back in 2004 this Hackney born MC has been collecting fans on both the underground Hip-Hop scene and on the mainstream (in the shape of The Arctic Monkeys & Pete Doherty) with style of urban documentary delivered with a unique brand of wit and wordplay that is a devastating as his name would suggest. Classic singles like ‘Murda’ and all three of his full length albums, including 2007’s ‘LionheartL Tussle With The Beast’ and last year’s ‘Back To The Sagas’ have been critically acclaimed and it is obvious why this man is now considered a pioneer paving the way for many Hip-Hop & Grime MCs who have followed.

www.thedoctorsorders.com
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THIS WILL BE ILLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL!!!!!!!!!!
Friday 27th May: Just Blaze vs Alchemist @ Plan B
The two legendary producers go head to head in the first of 2 nights in London.
Saturday 28th May: Just Blaze vs Alchemist @ Plan B
The second night of this sound-clash between two Hip-Hop heavyweights.

The Kool Skool Interviews The F-9's Uncle B Nice aka Lyric-el (Exclusive Video)

The Kool Skool Interviews The F-9's Uncle B Nice aka Lyric-el


The F9's were DJ Riza (Left) & Uncle B Nice aka Lyric-el (Right)

The Kool Skool's Shucks One interviews UK Hip-Hop Legend Uncle B Nice aka Lyric-el, a Foundation MC, Beatboxer, Lyricist, Vocalist and Youthworker. One half of the Brit Core group F-9's, alongside DJ Riza they were known for Battle Raps, Lyrical content, sophisticated Production, and for opening for Ultramagnetic MC's London Show. Early on Uncle B Nice was well known on the Battle Rap circuit, and his versatility as far as being an MC, Beatbox and Vocalist. The F9's released a 3 Track EP and Album on the Legendary Independent West London Label, Kold Sweat, the home of much of the cream of the early 90's UK Hip-Hop scene.


The Kool Skool hooked up with U B Nice, he talks Old School VS. New School, Grime, The UK MC identity, Computer Games, Originality and drops Jewels for up and coming Musicians.

http://thekoolskool.blogspot.com
http://www.djriza.com

Additional camera work by Tizer One ID
http://tizerone.blogspot.com


Yo Masika RCS

Akala, Lowkey, Saul Williams In Conversation & Akala - Yours and My Children' (Music Video)

Akala, Lowkey, Saul Williams In Conversation Video - Inspiration Season - SB.TV
"What's being rammed down out throats as Hip-Hop, is it challenging power? Or is it serving Power? When the US Government loves the same Rappers that you love, who's interests are those Rappers serving?" - Lowkey talking sense (as usual)

""YOOOOOOOOOOOWa!" - Joell Ortiz (SLAUGHTERHOUSE) LIVE

Joell Ortiz live smashing it! Stylah & Iron Braydz ripped it too!

Joell Ortiz Cameo in hilarious CNN Video

"Dawg got worms"

JOELL ORTIZ (SLAUGHTERHOUSE) LIVE THURSDAY 10th MARCH 2011 @ Cargo, Rivington St, London

THURSDAY 10th MARCH 2011 @ Cargo, Rivington St, London

JOELL ORTIZ (SLAUGHTERHOUSE) LIVE
STYLAH
REWD ADAMS
DJ 279
DJ SNUFF
Hosted by IRON BRAYDZ




Doors open 7pm
£12:50 IN ADVANCE / £15:00 ON THE DOORS
Buy your ticket now..
http://www.ticketweb.co.uk/user/?region=gb_london&query=detail&event=436130&referral_id=featured_london

WEDNESDAY 9TH MARCH 2011 7.30pm @ The Ruby Lounge, High St, Manchester

JOELL ORTIZ (SLAUGHTERHOUSE) LIVE
BROKE 'N' ENGLISH
DJ ROB FURY
Hosted by EURGH & CHRONIKILL

Doors open 7.30pm
£12 IN ADVANCE / £14 ON THE DOORS
Buy your ticket now.
https://secure.ticketline.co.uk/tickets/13255138/joell-ortiz/manchester-the-ruby-lounge/2011-03-09

After supporting Immortal Technique in London in 2008 and having just signed to Eminem's label Shady with the lyrical powerhouse Slaughterhouse, Joell Ortiz returns to the UK for two exclusive dates, one in Manchester and one in London. This talented Brooklyn emcee will be performing fresh material form his brand new album 'Free Agent' as well as classic joints from his mixtapes & Bodega Chronicles. Supported by some of the UK's leading names these events are a must for any discerning Hip-Hop fan!

Tickets are on sale via www.ticketweb.co.uk & www.seetickets.com

EVENT PAGE LINKS
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=125330457538891
http://www.cargo-london.com/event/spread-love-tv-presentsjoell-ortiz

INTERVIEWS / FEATURES / FURTHER INFO INFO@SPREADLOVE.TV

Always Talkin' Grimey! ATGLDN.COM New site!

Out with the old, in with the new! The ATG blog is over but they now have a new website (with a blog don't worry). Favourite the A.T.Geezers now if you know what's going on! Music, Graffiti, T-Shirts, Grime & London Koolness

www.ATGLDN.com

London Walls Graffiti from London 23 February 2011 - 27 February 2011 (Exhibition)

London Walls
23 February 2011 - 27 February 2011
Free
Institute of Contemporary Arts : Visual Art : London Walls

New graffiti and street art photography from six of London's best - Delete, NoLionsInEngland, Leeone102, HowAboutNo, Buddz909 and Joeppo - photographers documenting the ephemeral graffiti and street art that constantly ebbs and flows across London's streets, rooftops and tracksides. The London Walls brings together thirty photographs which capture the work of London's finest writers, bombers, and street artists.

Support this event, pass it on! These guys are documenting our culture off their own back for the love of the culture!

Full details here

Mad Simple London Graffiti

"Whip Flip"


Mad Simple is a new photo based London Graffiti blog. New original photos updated regularly so if you want to see whats really happening in "Grimey & Gritty London Shitty"* check out http://madsimple.wordpress.com


3 10ft - 26 months???? For Graffiti???? Really????
Check out http://www.thelondonvandal.com


Yo Choe!!! RT iz THE CREW!!! http://www.representlondon.com

*Registered trademark Tizer ID ; )

http://thebeatdetective.blogspot.com - "These Are Some of Our Favourites"

http://thebeatdetective.blogspot.comis a production based blog and part of http://www.dailydiggers.com keeping Beat Digging alive and well in the U.K.

Check out the dope new trailer for the upcoming film KING OF THE BEATS NYC here. Featuring Casanova Rud, Ultramagnetic MC's TR Love & Moe Love, Bronx Producer, MoneyBoss Minnesota and from the Beatnuts Psycho Les..

For some of The Kool Skool's other favoutites check here

"F**K THA BUFF!!!!" Getting Rid of Graffiti (Rare 1992 Book Scan)

Top: Karm, Kue, Clas & others Pedestrian Subway

Bottom: Kis42

"F**K THA BUFF!!!!" Getting Rid of Graffiti (Rare 1992 Book Scan)

It has been said before that a healthy Graffiti scene reflects a cultural city. London had in the past a very vibrant and unique Graffiti style, in the 70's with a fashion Skin Head and Punk graffiti and later the "New York Graffiti". To outsiders it would appear that those days are long gone. Nowadays with mandatory 18 month Prison sentences, wipe clean panels and texting the local council will get a buff team out within 24hrs, will it ever be the same?


Getting Rid Of Graffiti - 1992 Rare Technical Textbook on the Removal of Graffiti

This book is an Industry insiders book looking at the various techniques, all the photos are from London and from about 1988.


Dressed to Kill
Above: Cak1


Above: Poze, Scan1 and others in a classic pissy Estate Stairwell

Bottom: Yardies Crew, Mobism, Scrawl, Jay, Cade and others


Top: Freek DVA with traditional London style Throw-up

Middle: Justice, Imase, Rave, Cal, Hive, Live and others in Talgarth Road Pedestrian Subway
Bottom: Unknown


"Now lemmie take trip down memory lane..."
Event, Dize, Era, Car One, Fear, Prime and others in Covent Garden Tube?


Above: Buses used to ALL look like this

Below: Keep SAS and others Trackside

Paper Makers (Graffiti Blackbook Art) Flickr Pool

Paper Makers (Graffiti Blackbook Art) Flickr Pool Featuring Slick L.A., Eros, Geser 3A, Steam 156, Merc, 14 Bolt, Shucks One ID & more


LONDON BLACKBOOK 1985 - 2010.

A4 Softback
194 pages
Limited edition, only 1,000 printed.
Features rare and unseen sketches and characters from over 200 of London's most influential and diverse graffiti artists including Elk, Zomby, Drax, Mode 2, Cazbee, Goldie, Teach, Coma, Vibes, Neas and Met plus many more.

Available to buy from 11th November at the launch night plus www.londonhandstyles.com and Chrome and Black, East London.

Check out http://strictlylondonbound.blogspot.com

Tizer One, Pref ID & more "Seven Stories" Prints Available NOW!!!

"No Idea" by Tizer One ID

As we have mentioned earlier, the mighty Rare Kind Gallery has put together 7 London based artists to produce a new print each. The artists include Tizer One ID, Pref ID, David Samuel, Alfa, Garry Milne. Daddison, Celine Choo. The prices vary between £30 - £45 and limited, more info @ The Rare Kind Gallery

Tizer One & Pref ID and others at Rare Kind Presents @ Seven Stories 9th Dec Carnaby Street London

Seven Stories. Screen Print Show at Eastpak.
November 26th, 2010
Tizer One, Pref of the Idiots Crew are some of 7 Artists that have created 7 prints from 7 RareKind artists.
There will only be 10 of each print at Eastpak.
More details @ http://rarekindlondon.com

http://tizerone.blogspot.com

The Kool Skool Interviews South London Writer Dicer TSM Author of New "Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti Book

Dicer TSM

The Kool Skool Interviews South London Writer Dicer TSM Author of "Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book

"Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book cover

Dicer is an Old School South London Graffiti Writer, who is still representing the culture, by painting sick Burners, and giving back in the form of his amazing new Self Published "Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book. The book is crammed full of over 250 photographs of rare and unseen Train flicks from the golden era of London Graffiti. Dicer also known for rocking the infamous Battersea/Vauxhall/PatMore London Hall of Fame, took a moment to talk to The Kool Skool about his soon to be Classic Book, and legacy in the London Graffiti Scene.


Dice District Line in 1991


Dicer 2010

Hi Dicer, thanks a lot for coming by, for those not familiar with Dicer, could you tell us a little it about yourself?

Well, I've been writing graffiti since around 1985, the story follows along the usual lines of the American invasion of hip-hop into the uk, and myself starting graffiti. Although, I guess I am somewhat different to other London writers in that I didn't go to school with lots of writers and get into painting that way. Instead I simply went out on my own, racked paint, and did it by myself for my own gratification for many years. In 1987, I chose the name Dice, at the time it was more for convenience as 4 lettered names were popular and easy to write. Although it’s always been a bit difficult to bend and shape the letters too much as there's not much you can do with a D. In the early 90’s I battled for supremacy with my pieces on the District & Circle Lines writing Dicer/Diser, by the mid 90s my crew TSM (The Shag Masterz) were competing with the likes of DDS on the trains, in the late 90s disbanded. I painted a lot with Khans STD in the early 2000’s, Since then Ive been painting “freelance” as it were, with anyone and everyone, I still get a kick out of battling people on walls.


Dicer window down flames

Being that you’re a South Londoner, and traditionally the South is often over looked in its place in Graffiti History. Why is it that people seem to sleep on the South?

I guess it’s because historically there were no big halls of fame in the South to attract attention, but also the Holy Grail of train lines (the met) didn’t run down South, having instead a truly underground subway didn’t help attract writers to the area.


Soge 1994

Who are some of the South London legends and stories you remember?

When writers used to hit the Buses in South London, (84-86 era), there were some very legendary writers, namely Lazy Lady, Pest, Feend 219, and Dust. It’s a shame some of them didn’t graduate on to the train scene, as they probably would have been as big as Fuel and Prime.


Early 90's top to bottom

Why should New Schoolers care about the Old School?

Well, I wouldn’t expect anyone to “care”, but they should at least know as it stops their heads getting too big! People don’t realise half the time the stuff their bragging about doing has been done a hundred times before, and better! People were doing full colour top 2 bottom wholecars in 1986, by 1987 every yard had been slapped.


"Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book inside

What made you put this book together now?

My main motivation for putting “Steel Canvas” together was just to get the photos in print, before they disappear from history. I’d lost a ton of photos from broken hard drives, and actual photos had degraded, been lost, stolen, and given away. I felt like the curator of a graff museum, and it’s my job to restore these photos for future generations. My secondary goal, was to take graffiti back to looking at photo albums and books. The internet is now so saturated with thumbnails of grainy out of focus “old school” photos, the whole meaning has been lost in translation! Having photos of old school graff in a book is a way to bring it to the people and get them talking about it – people tend to huddle around a book, whereas viewing the internet is almost always a solo pursuit.


"Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book inside

That's a really interesting way to think about it. The internet has kind of devalued and even played out the action of looking at graffiti photos, also many writers nowadays have probably never seen a painted train in traffic. I have never seen a lot of the photos in Steel Canvas, whose photos are they, are they all yours?

They are 100% all my own. Any train you see in the book I personally saw running, probably tagged the inside, and occasionally maybe had a piece next to it too! I try to make it clear in the book, that unlike a lot of other publications this is the first time that a single person has made a whole book using (only) their own photos. I think it gives the book a certain authenticity, it would of been so easy to plaster the book full of train photos from my personal archives.


Dyse

For those of the internet generation, can you explain how writers got photos of other artists?

It was a lot different back before the net. A lot of a writers status was based on rumour and reputation, not actual hard evidence. Photos of trains weren’t banded about like they are now, they were very coveted, and secret. Us later generation writers looked up to writers like Fuel, Prime, Drax, Crash, Cazbee, Hate etc. Not because what they had done (the photos didn't emerge until after the year 2000 on the net), but because we had heard stories of whole trains, top to bottoms, yard chases etc. And to us aspiring train writers, they seemed like gods! You would always meet other writers out on the lines if there was something running that day. During the time period that the book covers, I rarely saw any of the old school train photos that seem so familiar now, and are freely available on the net. Writers would arrange to meet up somewhere like Covent Garden and bring photos along and generally they would swap the ones that were bad angle shots or out of focus keeping the good ones for themselves. Unfortunately, this practice has since backfired, as a lot of the only surviving old school train photos are the ones that the writers discarded in swap meetings, due to the originals being destroyed by BTP after house raids. Over the years even these poor angle shots and out of focus shots have become more prized. So they have been color copied and duplicated to the point were the quality has suffered so much, so the piece is just a blurry blob on a bleached out train. Nowadays we are more clued up because of the internet, we can see exactly how many train pieces so and so crew or writer has done back in the day (or so we think), but we must always bare in mind that whatever you see in photos is only ever 40 - 50% of the whole story. So just imagine how big writers like Kast were in his day!


Panels sitting in Parsons early 90s

How important is it for the UK scene to support books like this?

It is important in the sense that it is “your” Subway Art! We’ve never had one, and this is as near to it as there is (at the moment).

How is Steel Canvas selling?

I am happy to say that it has sold surprisingly well. Looking back I was a bit naive to think I would only sell a handful to friends and family, I thought it may get lost in the sea of graff books out there, but people have been very supportive and I thank you all.


"Steel Canvas" 1987-1995 London Underground Train Graffiti book inside

Where can the people get a copy of Steel Canvas?

As it’s a self-published book, the amount of actual books in print are very low. The only place to buy “Steel Canvas” at the moment is from Chrome & Black, otherwise its mail order from the publishers; http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1663511or from the website; http://www.steelcanvas.webs.com/ It retails around £25 - £30.

With the success of Steel Canvas, have you got there any more book in the works?

There are certainly more books in the works, but I can’t tell you exactly what, as I like the element of surprise!

"STEEL CANVAS" - London Underground Graffiti 1987 - 1995
COVER: SOFT BACK
ORIENTATION: LANDSCAPE
DIMENSIONS: 10" X 8"
PAGES: 120 Full Colour pages, with over 250 photographs


Spook Photo courtesy of Imerse ID
The Battersea Hall of Fame was a major illegal Graffiti Hall Of Fame in the dark depths of South London from the early 90's to around 2002,
Battersea/Vauxhall/PatMore London Hall of Fame R.I.P. in depth article, photos and memories by Dicer HERE


Get your copy of the "Steel Canvas" New London Train Graffiti Book while it lasts at London Graffiti Shop Chrome & Black or at the Websites below:

http://www.blurb.com/bookstore/detail/1663511

http://www.steelcanvas.webs.com

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dicer87

Rare Magazine Interviews with MC Shan, DJ Cash Money & Doug E. Fresh with The Kool Skool's Shucks One + Walt "Clyde" Frazier with Paul McKenzie

MC Shan Rocking Dapper Dan Puma Suit, "Shirt King" Portrait Sweat Shirt, Gold caps, Fade & shape-up parting. Can you get more fresh in 88'?!

"For those of you who are unfamiliar with my history, I have interviewed over 200 Hip-Hop artists, B-Boys, DJs, MCs, Graffiti Writers, Producers, and Film Makers over the years, for Film, Radio, Magazines and Magazine features. After being told I "knew too much about Hip-Hop to be a writer for Touch Magazine" which described itself as "The Original UK Urban Music Magazine"????!!! In 2005 I was asked by the same Touch Magazine, to interview 3 of really influential Hip-Hop Legends in one afternoon!!! It was one of the highlights of my "Career" as a Hip-Hop Journalist (whatever that means).

I had the chance to meet their manager Grand Imperial Arkim, better known as one of the first rappers from Queensbridge, on Vinyl. Arkim was famous for his songs with Legendary Queens DJ Hot Day, he broke down some Queensbridge Rap history for me. It was a really good day, hearing MC Shan one of the funniest guys in Hip-Hop joking around with and Basketball Legend Walt "Clyde" Frazier Superstartar Pro Baller over lunch, about (his classic signature shoe Puma Clyde's aka States). "Yo how in the hell did you play Ball in them dude. I can't believe you never broke your ankle just walking in them???!" Good times, I will be editing them and many more for broadcast on The UK's Best Hip-Hop Radio station www.Sensei.fm soon!" - The Kool Skool's Shucks One ID UZN

Rare Magazine Interviews with MC Shan, DJ Cash Money & Doug E. Fresh with The Kool Skool's Shucks One + Walt "Clyde" Frazier with Paul McKenzie


Walt "Clyde" Frazier Interview with Paul McKenzie Page 1


Walt "Clyde" Frazier Interview with Paul McKenzie Page 2


DJ Cash Money Interview By Shucks One
Cash Money is my favourite DJ, the first Turntablists DJ I ever really saw (yes on Night Network), and I had lots of questions for him. He broke down the Phillie Hip-Hop scene and in particular, the DJ's role in that, influential Radio personality Angie B, his winning of the New Music Semenar, Sleeping Bag Records, and modern DJs. A real honour

The Kool Skool Hip-Hop Legend Interviews - DJ Cash Money (Teaser) (Radio Show Download) Listen

here


MC Shan Interview By Shucks One
MC Shan is one of the funniest don't give a fuck MCs I have ever met, he talked about Beefing with Hill Top Hustlers (Steady B/Cool C etc), LL Cool J, BDP and anyone else, Marley Marl's "lost and found" Bridge is over Reel. The interview was over an hour long so there was A LOT that didn't go in the mag. Watch this space for the entire interviews in audio format!!!


Doug E. Fresh Interview by Shucks One
Doug E. Fresh is one of the coolest and positive guys out there, he told me about the history of his "Get Fresh Crew", his many Community works, 1/2 Trini, 1/2 Bajan heritage, again proving the Caribbean elements of Foundation Hip-Hop Culture and more.


The Interviews featured in Touch Magazine November 2005 (practically took me until 2008 to get paid hahaha!)


Going Straight Up - Hot Day ft. Arkim, (MC Cor) Cormega and Shahid (OLD SCHOOL QUEENSBRIDGE)
Album cut from DJ Hot Day's 1989 album "It's My Turn" on Tuff City records. This was Cormega's first official song, performing as MC Cor.

Good Feelin by Capitol 1212 feat Mike G (Jungle Brothers), MCM (Caveman), Cadence (Raw Produce), Dizzy Dustin(Ugly Duckling) & Dj Sheep (Video)

Thanks to Fly T from Capitol 1212 for letting us know about his new video and single "GOOD FEELIN" by Scottish act Capitol 1212
Its out on 19/12/10 on 1212 Records. More info at www.capitol-1212records.com


Capitol 1212 Featuring Mike G(Jungle Brothers), MCM (Caveman) ,Cadence (Raw Produce), Dizzy Dustin(Ugly Duckling) and cuts by Dj Sheep

Check out FLY-T's INTERVIEW IN RAGO MAGAZINE here

Capitol 1212 have a blog
Capitol 1212 Records Website

IRON BRAYDZ Website Launched TODAY!!!! www.ironbraydz.com (Free Album Download!!!!)

UK Hip-Hop artist IRON BRAYDZ has worked with Rza (Wu-Tang), M1 (Dead Prez), Immortal Technique, and Public Enemy. His Website is Launched TODAY!!!!

For a Free Download of his Album "The Devil May Cry" go to
http://www.ironbraydz.com


Iron Braydz - Hang
(Check the old school Legend Masika RCS new throw up)

DJ MK & SHORTEE BLITZ - 90'S EAST COAST/ WEST COAST MIX

Shorty Blitz, Blaq Poet, DJ MK, & DJ Premier

UK Mega Blasters DJ MK & SHORTEE BLITZ - 90'S EAST COAST/ WEST COAST MIX
"So last Sunday on our radio show on KISS100 me & Blitz did a exclusive 90's Hip Hop mix. I took care of all the West coast joints, whilst Blitz took care of the East Coast. Remember you can listen to us live every Sunday from 10 pm live on KISS, or listen back to it , when ever you want HERE" - from DJ MK's excellent blog


www.mixcloud.com/djmk

Dj Mk & Shortee Blitz - 90'S East Coast/ West Coast Mix by Dj Mk on Mixcloud

AHAMAD JAMAL - DOLPHIN DANCE
COMMON - RESURRECTION
DAS EFX - REAL HIP HOP
DAS EFX - REAL HIP HOP (PETE ROCK RMX)
GROUP HOME - LIVIN PROOF
MALINA SHAW -CALIFORNIA SOUL
GANGSTARR - CHECK THE TECHNIQUE
MOS DEF - UNIVERSAL MAGNETIC
ODB - POP SHOTS
CRAIG MAC - GET DOWN (Q-TIP)
BIGGIE - MACHINE GUN FUNK
BUSTA RHYMES - RHYMES GALORE
WU TANG CLAN -SHAME ON A
ODB - SHIMMY SHIMMY YA'LL
WU TANG CLAN -12TH CHAMBER
WU TANG CLAN -PROTECT YOUR NECK
ODB - BROOKYLN ZOO

WEST COAST MIX - DJ MK
QUINCEY JONESSUMMER IN THE CITY
JIMI HENDRIX - ARE YOU EXPERIENCED
PHARCYDE - PASSIN ME BY
DOMINO - GETO JAM
DOMINO - SWEET POTATO PIE
SEQUENCE - FUNK YOU UP
DR DRE - KEEP THEIR HEADS RINGING
CASUAL - I DIDNT MEAN TO
LADY OF RAGE - AFRO PUFFS
DR DRE - DRE DAY
PHARCYDE - 4 BETTER OR 4 WORSE
2PAC - I GET AROUND
SNOOP - PUMP PUMP
SOULS OF MISCHIEF - THATS WHEN YA LOST
CYPRESS HILL - HAND ON THE PUMP
CYPRESS HILL - KILL A MAN
HOUSE OF PAIN - JUMP AROUND (PETE ROCK MIX)
TYRONE THOMAS - 7 MINUTES OF FUNK
ALKAHOLIKS - ONLY WHEN IM DRUNK

LEGACY IN THE DUST The FourAces Story by Winstan Whitter Screening 10/11/10

LEGACY IN THE DUST
The FourAces Story by Winstan Whitter

Earlier this year The Kool Skool interviewed Winstan WhitterDocumentary Film Maker and Skateboard Legend, Director of "The Four Aces Story". If you haven't seen this yet it is a MUST SEE!!!!

FUNDRAISING SCREENING, Followed by a discussion with the director
Winstan Whitter and special guests

In the 1960’s Mr. Newton Dunbar came to the UK from Jamaica and founded the first
Reggae-oriented music venue’s called ‘The Four Aces Club’, which for some 33 years was
home to the most influential black music and musicians to date (Desmond Decker, Jimmy
Cliff, Count Shelly, Ann Peebles, Percy Sledge, Ben E King Billy Ocean, Bob Marley, and many
others) Despite its success it came under fire from the local Police and was forced to close its
doors in the late 90’s due to a compulsory re- possession ordered by the local Authorities to
make way for the regeneration in Hackney for the fourth coming Olympics in 2012.


Promo Link:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tV8YwGTug4M

DOCUMENTARY - 100min / DONATION £5+ / Limited Edition Screen-prints for Sale

Wednesday 10th November Doors 7.00 Film Starts 8.00

Venue:
OPEN THE GATE
The Black Culture Cafe
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33-35 Stoke Newington Rd,
Dalston, London, N16 8BJ
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020 7503 6099
contact@openthegate.org.uk
www.openthegate.org.uk
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