Dj Jazzy Jeff And The Fresh Prince Homebase Rar
Popular hip hop duo composed of AKA (b. Townes, 22 January 1965, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA) and AKA (b. Willard Christopher Smith Jr., 25 September 1968, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA). Jazzy Jeff started DJing in the mid-1970's when he was a mere 10 years old, (though he is not to be confused with the similarly-titled Jazzy Jeff who cut an album, also for Jive, in 1985). Together with, they became the first rap act to receive a Grammy Award for their second LP 'Parents Just Don't Understand'. Meanwhile, Jeff founded 'A Touch Of Jazz Inc', a stable of producers working on rap/R&B projects.
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The duo picked up a second Grammy for 'Summertime' in 1991, before scoring a shock UK number 1 in 1993 with 'Boom! Shake The Room'.
Product Description Full performer name: DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince: Will Smith (rap vocals); Dead Island Product Code Keygenguru. J. Townes (scratches). Audio Remixers: C.J.
Homebase, an Album by DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince. Engenius Eoc 1650 Firmware Download. Released July 23, 1991 on Jive (catalog no. 1392-2-J; CD). Genres: East Coast Hip Hop, Pop Rap. DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Princ - Homebase music CD album at CD Universe, Full performer name DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince, DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince.
King; Jammin' John Moyer. After the disappointingly uneven And in This Corner., DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince restarted their commercial momentum with Homebase, which fitted Will Smith's rhymes with up-to-date, radio-friendly production and a much richer overall sound. For the first time, the album's key single wasn't a comic narrative: 'Summertime' was a warm, breezy reminiscence about growing up in Philadelphia and attending barbecues where the whole community showed up to see and be seen.
It had all the good vibes of a typical Fresh Prince number, but it was clearly a more mature effort, and that's Homebase in a nutshell. The smoothed-out R&B background of 'Summertime' provides a template for the record's poppier moments, and there's a thumping new club influence on the dancefloor cuts. Lyrically, when he's not trying to move your butt, Smith paints himself as more of a ladies' man, in keeping with his new young-adult persona. If he's still more innocent than LL Cool J, he's throwing out all his best lines on the single 'Ring My Bell' and trying to play the field on 'A Dog Is a Dog.'
And there are a few story songs, like 'Who Stole the DJ' and 'You Saw My Blinker,' that benefit from the fresher-sounding beats. While it doesn't have the youthful, old-school charm of He's the DJ, I'm the Rapper, Homebase is a successful reinvention that laid the groundwork for Smith's multimedia stardom as an adult. ~ Steve Huey Personnel: Jason C. Golley (trumpet); J.
Bright, Jean Norris, K. Fingers (background vocals). Producers: J.
King, Hula, Fingers. Audio Mixers: DJ Jazzy Jeff; DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince; Geoff Hunt; Jeff Townes. Additional personnel: Jazz Fresh, El-Sid (rap vocals); Jason Golley (trumpet); LaVette, Hula, K. Bright, Jean Norris, Rene Neuville, Dawn Murphy (background vocals). Recorded at Battery Studios and Soundtrack Studios, New York; The Warehouse and J.E.M.
Sound Recording Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Recording information: Battery Studios; J.E.M. Sound Recordings Inc., Philadelphia, PA; Soundtrack Studios, NY; The Warehouse-J.E.M. Sound Recording Inc, Philedelphia. Photographer: Michael Benabib.