Friday
Dec262008
True Hip-Hop Stories: Kwame
True Hip-Hop Stories - Kwame from D-Nice.
In this edition of True Hip-Hop Stories, Kwame discusses the making of his hit recording “The Rhythm.”
True Hip-Hop Stories - Kwame from D-Nice.
In this edition of True Hip-Hop Stories, Kwame discusses the making of his hit recording “The Rhythm.”
D-Nice
Reader Comments (49)
This is true Hip Hop here. Well done!!!
This whole series of True Hip-Hop Stories is terrific. And I've always loved "The Rhythm." Props!
Thank you for this video and all of the other clips in the True Hip-Hop Stories Series.
You need to post the ones on YouTube on here. The YZ video is an eye and ear opener (excuse the pun). YZ's story is truly inspiring.
Keep them coming! And don't forget about the ladies!
Holla!
I love this True Hip Hop series. Keep 'em coming!
Kwame first album was incredible! My cohort and me used to practice ill dance routines to this joint. His album cover with the computer wiz mind hip hop look, before I heard the whole joint I knew the beats was going to be bananas. Later on Tat money with the Korg peace had me buggin’ too. Nothing but good memories with this one indeed, another bless session D – NICE Thank you.
Thanks for the interview.....I love it!! Make it a great day!!!
Dope.
I wish the THHS were longer
Coulda found out where A Sharp and Tasha were!
Yo when they took over on Video Vibrations that was the ish!
Peace out to the unseen VJ Alvin Jones LOL
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I love this series...very touching and so authentic...please post it all on You Tube for the world to see...May already be on YT not sure. Happy Holidays everyone!
True Hip-Hop Stories.....is GREAT!! Can't wait to watch the next one!
Kwame looks great! TrueHip-Hop stories are always enlightening, just love to here them...and its good to see the artists from back when. These stories should be told they are legends...Happy Holidays!!!
I still listen to "The Rhythm" on the treadmill to this day. I clearly remember the day that I bought The Boy Genius on cassette from the gas station up the street from me. I copped it and an African medallion.
Thanks, D-Nice.
That's Hip-Hop, !!!
This was dope, thanks D-Nice, I had no idea that Kwame was around the late, great Paul C.
Now that is how real old school is put together!!! I've always been a D-Nice fan as well as a Kwame fan and you guys keep it real on wax!
~Much appreciated~
Thanks D-Nice and Kwame! Great video- as expected
I loved this so much. It took me back to a great time in my life that I don't think much of. Thanks for sparking some great memories.
now you see....D here needs to have a weekly hour show along with Lyte on BET or TV1. Enuff of the foolishness on TV by my people
I was a huge fan of Kwame The Rhythm came out when I was Jr. High School and I saved up my money to buy the album. This series is great keep them coming.
D-nice (East)
Yo...great piece. You need to get these on screen, put to gether a documentary or something along those lines. I am a lawyer out here in LA, hit me up if you need anything. BTW, they used to call me D-nice in high school back in the 80s, great name.
Peace
D-nice (West)
Hottness! Keep it up D!
I remember the night Kwame sign his deal with Dave G. I was Djing a party in Fort Lee NJ and they both came in so happy. Gave them the mic and the rest is history. Kwame has become one of the best little know producer in music, not just Hip Hop but music. Keep it up.
This is a great documentary. Keep them coming.
Peace D,
First of all Happy Holidays and may you have a blessed New Year. I'm so glad that you doing this project and I hope and pray for this series to make it to DVD or television in the very near future. It's important that the true stories are told by the actual people who made these great records themselves and not to be distorted by the so-called historians who write horrible books like Ego Trip's Book of Rap Lists. Thank you so much for doing this series because the truth needs to be told.
Love this series! Keep it coming!
Thanks so much for this series. While you're talking to Kwame I'd love to hear the story of how "Ownlee Eue" was put together.
I also loved the Masta Ace story. I would def cop a DVD of the true stories of the Juice Crew. I really don't think that hip hop will ever see another crew like them ever again and would love to have their stories documented. I'm sure that G Rap, Kane, Shante, Biz, Ace, Marley, Craig G, Shan, and Trag all have some amazing stories to share with the world and you're the perfect guy to get them out of them.