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J. Dilla: Jay Stay Paid (Review)
Thu, 04 Jun 2009 09:11:00
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J. Dilla: Jay Stay Paid (Review)
When Lupus silenced J. Dilla on February 10, 2006, Hip-Hop lost one of its most influential, yet, highly underrated producer/rappers. Often called, “Your favorite producer’s, favorite producer,” James Yancey was a product of his environment. His mother, ...Full Story at All HipHop »ARTISTdirect Featured News
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