djlegendphilly
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Willie Valentin said:
Let me think about the choices above and who i would pick and give reasons for them. I will be back with a lesson in Freestyle 101
Top 20#: Freestyle Producers Of All-time!!!
Let me think about the choices above and who i would pick and give reasons for them. I will be back with a lesson in Freestyle 101
Franco Carlos
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WEll these are awesome freestyle producer yes i agree with all of them.. well here is my choice
MICKEY gracia/ Elvin molina
TONY GRACIA ( high Powers)
Omar VAzquez ( wisw Guys0
MICKEY gracia/ Elvin molina
TONY GRACIA ( high Powers)
Omar VAzquez ( wisw Guys0
Franco Carlos
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Let me start that list again... favorite freestyle producers are:
Representing the filipino sides:
J.J Flores /Troy Guy ( Dyzre's forever amor/ Games of Love)
Slammin Sam
dagel Atabay..
CAnadian
Chris Phillips ( check out the return of planet freestyle release in 2003)
daniel Bijan / Sam ROMANO
the producer of INDEX "Give me A sign" and Melina Marks " Tease Me" Hi -Bias
latin tech Leo macalluso and Mo for " Shavonne's TELL ME, TELL ME"
USA:
Victor Franco (After Dark)
Tony Gracia (high Powers)
Mickey and elvin ( MIC MAC)
TODD Terry for his amazin works for Fascination " don't you think it's time/ Jamin " once is enough, La GIRLS " No more No more, I'm Gonna make you mine"
My BUDDy WILLIE VALENTINE ( Check out his latest cd artistik DANCE MUSIC, hot songs from, FREEZE "With out you/ philip anthony/ Cheree)
GLEN GUTIERREZ
OWEN SOBA (SOAVE/ TONASIA/ VIENNA)
CHARLIE ROCK
ANDY TRIPOLI
HECTOR GONZALES ( JAIDIE"S answer my cry with victor franco)
TOLGA
PRETTY TONY BUTLER
GT
ADAM MARANO
ARTIE
CHRIS BABROSA ) SHANNON/MONET)
ELISS PACHECO
ROB BOLIS for (Freestyle generation X).
I LOVE FREESTYLE ..it's part of my life
QUICK QUESTION can anybody help me find the Cd for METROPolitan's Freestyle Christmas.... I head metro don';t do mail order anymore...
I need Help I need it for the christmas season.... email me.... FCARLOS932@aol.com call (905 973-7311)
from CANADA FRANCO CARLOS (lots of Freestyle Love to you all)
Representing the filipino sides:
J.J Flores /Troy Guy ( Dyzre's forever amor/ Games of Love)
Slammin Sam
dagel Atabay..
CAnadian
Chris Phillips ( check out the return of planet freestyle release in 2003)
daniel Bijan / Sam ROMANO
the producer of INDEX "Give me A sign" and Melina Marks " Tease Me" Hi -Bias
latin tech Leo macalluso and Mo for " Shavonne's TELL ME, TELL ME"
USA:
Victor Franco (After Dark)
Tony Gracia (high Powers)
Mickey and elvin ( MIC MAC)
TODD Terry for his amazin works for Fascination " don't you think it's time/ Jamin " once is enough, La GIRLS " No more No more, I'm Gonna make you mine"
My BUDDy WILLIE VALENTINE ( Check out his latest cd artistik DANCE MUSIC, hot songs from, FREEZE "With out you/ philip anthony/ Cheree)
GLEN GUTIERREZ
OWEN SOBA (SOAVE/ TONASIA/ VIENNA)
CHARLIE ROCK
ANDY TRIPOLI
HECTOR GONZALES ( JAIDIE"S answer my cry with victor franco)
TOLGA
PRETTY TONY BUTLER
GT
ADAM MARANO
ARTIE
CHRIS BABROSA ) SHANNON/MONET)
ELISS PACHECO
ROB BOLIS for (Freestyle generation X).
I LOVE FREESTYLE ..it's part of my life
QUICK QUESTION can anybody help me find the Cd for METROPolitan's Freestyle Christmas.... I head metro don';t do mail order anymore...
I need Help I need it for the christmas season.... email me.... FCARLOS932@aol.com call (905 973-7311)
from CANADA FRANCO CARLOS (lots of Freestyle Love to you all)
Gornicevo
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djlegendphilly said:
I bet Adam Marano will be on top of your list! :lol :lol :lol
Rhoq
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I'll play along...
My Top 20 Freestyle Producers of All Time (In no particular order)...
1. Chris Barbosa (without him, there would be no Freestyle)
2. Carlos Berrios (The man who took Freestyle to another level)
3. The Latin Rascals (Tony Moran & Albert Cabrera)
4. Charlie "Babie" Rosario & Carlos Keyes
5. Mickey Garcia & Elvin Molina (M.G.E.M.)
6. Todd Terry
7. Tommy Musto & Frankie Bones
8. Omar Santana (The original "O.S." a/k/a "Oh Oh")
9. Tolga Katas
10. Frank Lords
11. Jim "Hype" Heinz
12. Joey Gold (A/K/A J.T. Irish)
13. Michael "Kidd" Gomez (M.K.G.)
14. Tony "Dr. Edit" Garcia
15. Victor Franco
16. Zahid Tariq
17. Hector "Ziggy" Gonzales
18. Frankie Cutlass (Frankie never gets his credit - but we, at NHB & Total Kaos Records acknowledge everyhting he has done for Freestyle music)
19. Glenn Guiterrez
20. Ellis Pacheco
Honorable mention...
Charlie "Rock" Jiminez
Mantronik
Owen "O.S." Soba
The Santana Twins
Arnold "Mad Dog" Rodriguez
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Norty Cotto & Yiani Papadopoulos
Jeff Mann & Marco Olivio
Eddie Frenté
The Bladerunners
Willie "Valentin" Rivera - For a few years Willie was the only producer making quality Freestyle music (up until '97 or so). He helped to keep Freestyle alive during it's darkest and most desolate period.
Sorry this is my short list...I'm sure there a few deserving producers that I might have overlooked. When Legend logs on in a few - he'll fill the gaps for me.
My Top 20 Freestyle Producers of All Time (In no particular order)...
1. Chris Barbosa (without him, there would be no Freestyle)
2. Carlos Berrios (The man who took Freestyle to another level)
3. The Latin Rascals (Tony Moran & Albert Cabrera)
4. Charlie "Babie" Rosario & Carlos Keyes
5. Mickey Garcia & Elvin Molina (M.G.E.M.)
6. Todd Terry
7. Tommy Musto & Frankie Bones
8. Omar Santana (The original "O.S." a/k/a "Oh Oh")
9. Tolga Katas
10. Frank Lords
11. Jim "Hype" Heinz
12. Joey Gold (A/K/A J.T. Irish)
13. Michael "Kidd" Gomez (M.K.G.)
14. Tony "Dr. Edit" Garcia
15. Victor Franco
16. Zahid Tariq
17. Hector "Ziggy" Gonzales
18. Frankie Cutlass (Frankie never gets his credit - but we, at NHB & Total Kaos Records acknowledge everyhting he has done for Freestyle music)
19. Glenn Guiterrez
20. Ellis Pacheco
Honorable mention...
Charlie "Rock" Jiminez
Mantronik
Owen "O.S." Soba
The Santana Twins
Arnold "Mad Dog" Rodriguez
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Norty Cotto & Yiani Papadopoulos
Jeff Mann & Marco Olivio
Eddie Frenté
The Bladerunners
Willie "Valentin" Rivera - For a few years Willie was the only producer making quality Freestyle music (up until '97 or so). He helped to keep Freestyle alive during it's darkest and most desolate period.
Sorry this is my short list...I'm sure there a few deserving producers that I might have overlooked. When Legend logs on in a few - he'll fill the gaps for me.
djlegendphilly
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Sorry but i quoted Rhoq cause He is one a few who is knowledgable in Freestyle so look for the --read between the lines--
for my comments cause i believe in showing and not just listing
:read Freestyle 101 by Professer Dj Legend
My Top 20 Freestyle Producers of All Time (In no particular order)...
1. Chris Barbosa (without him, there would be no Freestyle)
--The man--
2. Carlos Berrios (The man who took Freestyle to another level)
--The other man--
3. The Latin Rascals (Tony Moran & Albert Cabrera)
--Andy gets credit for being with these guys--
4. Charlie "Babie" Rosario & Carlos Keyes
--Babie & Keyes--
5. Mickey Garcia & Elvin Molina (M.G.E.M.)
--Thanks for the team of Elvin,MKG,Tony Garcia, Mickey Garcia--
--Now if Mickey can do something on his own other than license tracks--
--It is obvious Elvin took the sound that made MicMac to High Power--
6. Todd Terry
--nuff said--
7. Tommy Musto & Frankie Bones
--nuff said--
8. Omar Santana (The original "O.S." a/k/a "Oh Oh")
--He kept the edits in good taste--
9. Tolga Katas & Louis A Martinee
--tied for 9th--nuff said--
10. Frank Lords
--why did you quit on freestyle--
11. Jim "Hype" Heinz
--thanks for the memories--underrated--so he is the other other man--
12. Joey Gold (A/K/A J.T. Irish)
--thanks for putting jersey on the map--not bad for a white boy--
13. Michael "Kidd" Gomez (M.K.G.)
--simplicity is the best approach--he kept it underground--never sold out--
14. Tony "Dr. Edit" Garcia
--thanks for teaming back up with Elvin--Peter Fontaine says hello--
15. Victor Franco
--without him we might not have had Jaidie--Thanks--
16. Zahid Tariq
--Zahid gets credit for his team and sick beats--deserves higher on list--
17. Hector "Ziggy" Gonzales
--involved with some of the most memorable songs--
18. Frankie Cutlass (Frankie never gets his credit - but we, at NHB & Total Kaos Records acknowledge everyhting he has done for Freestyle music)
--John Bastianelli needs to team with Frankie and you got GOLD--
19. Glenn Guiterrez
--Breath new life into Freestyle--Stevie B, Joy Winter, Jocelyn(earlier stuff)-
20. Ellis Pacheco
--Thanks for Yvonne,Boys in the Lab, you get the picture--deserves higher--
Honorable mention...
-- or should we say underrated ????--
Charlie "Rock" Jiminez
Mantronik
Owen "O.S." Soba
The Santana Twins ( thanks for the yellow record)
Arnold "Mad Dog" Rodriguez
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Norty Cotto & Yiani Papadopoulos
Jeff Mann & Marco Olivio
Eddie Frenté
The Bladerunners
--underrated above--for those who know freestyle know what I mean--
Willie "Valentin" Rivera - For a few years Willie was the only producer making quality Freestyle music (up until '97 or so). He helped to keep Freestyle alive during it's darkest and most desolate period.
--Way to go Rhoq, give credit were credit is due--
-- Willie gets credit for working hard at keeping it going--
--Needs to go back to the "Love Affair / Take Me " roots--
If We left you off ???tell me why ??? please:huh
We at Total Kaos Records took the above list and bottled it up and put that into production for a quality compilation for the hardcore fans.
"NOW STEP ASIDE CAUSE THE KAOS IS COMING IN 2005"
for my comments cause i believe in showing and not just listing
:read Freestyle 101 by Professer Dj Legend
My Top 20 Freestyle Producers of All Time (In no particular order)...
1. Chris Barbosa (without him, there would be no Freestyle)
--The man--
2. Carlos Berrios (The man who took Freestyle to another level)
--The other man--
3. The Latin Rascals (Tony Moran & Albert Cabrera)
--Andy gets credit for being with these guys--
4. Charlie "Babie" Rosario & Carlos Keyes
--Babie & Keyes--
5. Mickey Garcia & Elvin Molina (M.G.E.M.)
--Thanks for the team of Elvin,MKG,Tony Garcia, Mickey Garcia--
--Now if Mickey can do something on his own other than license tracks--
--It is obvious Elvin took the sound that made MicMac to High Power--
6. Todd Terry
--nuff said--
7. Tommy Musto & Frankie Bones
--nuff said--
8. Omar Santana (The original "O.S." a/k/a "Oh Oh")
--He kept the edits in good taste--
9. Tolga Katas & Louis A Martinee
--tied for 9th--nuff said--
10. Frank Lords
--why did you quit on freestyle--
11. Jim "Hype" Heinz
--thanks for the memories--underrated--so he is the other other man--
12. Joey Gold (A/K/A J.T. Irish)
--thanks for putting jersey on the map--not bad for a white boy--
13. Michael "Kidd" Gomez (M.K.G.)
--simplicity is the best approach--he kept it underground--never sold out--
14. Tony "Dr. Edit" Garcia
--thanks for teaming back up with Elvin--Peter Fontaine says hello--
15. Victor Franco
--without him we might not have had Jaidie--Thanks--
16. Zahid Tariq
--Zahid gets credit for his team and sick beats--deserves higher on list--
17. Hector "Ziggy" Gonzales
--involved with some of the most memorable songs--
18. Frankie Cutlass (Frankie never gets his credit - but we, at NHB & Total Kaos Records acknowledge everyhting he has done for Freestyle music)
--John Bastianelli needs to team with Frankie and you got GOLD--
19. Glenn Guiterrez
--Breath new life into Freestyle--Stevie B, Joy Winter, Jocelyn(earlier stuff)-
20. Ellis Pacheco
--Thanks for Yvonne,Boys in the Lab, you get the picture--deserves higher--
Honorable mention...
-- or should we say underrated ????--
Charlie "Rock" Jiminez
Mantronik
Owen "O.S." Soba
The Santana Twins ( thanks for the yellow record)
Arnold "Mad Dog" Rodriguez
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Norty Cotto & Yiani Papadopoulos
Jeff Mann & Marco Olivio
Eddie Frenté
The Bladerunners
--underrated above--for those who know freestyle know what I mean--
Willie "Valentin" Rivera - For a few years Willie was the only producer making quality Freestyle music (up until '97 or so). He helped to keep Freestyle alive during it's darkest and most desolate period.
--Way to go Rhoq, give credit were credit is due--
-- Willie gets credit for working hard at keeping it going--
--Needs to go back to the "Love Affair / Take Me " roots--
If We left you off ???tell me why ??? please:huh
We at Total Kaos Records took the above list and bottled it up and put that into production for a quality compilation for the hardcore fans.
"NOW STEP ASIDE CAUSE THE KAOS IS COMING IN 2005"
DAMN . . . totally feelin' the love on this thing
RHOQ: Even though you showed up late for the party, glad you made it :cparty . You drop'd a lotta names I've never heard before. Prob cuz I've never stood over the wheels of steel, spinnin' vinyl like a lot of you DJ dudes here. I'm one of those tweebie loosers who only listens to freestyle on CD, pathetic eh? :sosad
DJLEGEND: Got a kick out of your sidenotes/commentary eg "Now, if Mickey could do something on his own rather than licence tracks". haha, almost left skids on my CK's with that line, too funny.
I'm gonna pick-up where you left off a tiny bit, and gloss over some of my picks . . .
C A R L O S "after dark" B E R R I O S
Da man!! . . . When I first heard Ron Esco's "give me your heart", I said to myself, Carlos has got to be freestyle's chosen son.
The church organ intro, that crazy "YAZ" loop. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better . . . BOOM!!!, those out-of-control Berrios beats start kickin' the sh*t out of the 12' woofers and that was it. I've been in awe of this dude ever since . . .
C H R I S B A R B O S A
Who could forget summer of 83' when SHANNON'S "let the music play" was get cranked out of the FM DIAL with that crazy intro . . . WHIPPISHHHH . . . that was my first love with the sound of freestyle
T O N Y M O R A N
Another giant in the game. Dude has that golden touch. Every project he works on, turns out to be the artist's best work eg. NOEL'S "question" absolutely kills. As a matter of fact, that's the only Noel track I've ever really liked. Ditto TKA . . . they're best work eg "don't be afraid" and "tears may fall" was when Tony came into the mix and worked his magic in the studio . . .
O W E N "OS" S O B A
Don't know much about this dude. Heard all kinds of campfire stories, everything from him being a cop, to an astronaut and everything in between, LOL. His classic jam SOAVE'S "cryin' over you", is one of those once in a life time jams. Crazy ability to tell a story with brutal intensity . . . accapellas, dubs, synth hook, wicked drum beats, you name it. The fact that Owen created such a great track with a very average vocalist is only a testiment to his genious as one freestyle's all-time greatest hit makers . . .
L E W I S M A R T I N E E
Legend. Can't think of anyone who cranked out so many hits while working with so many diff groups and artists without even takin' a breather . . . EXPOSE, SEQUAL, COVER GIRLS (one night affair), PARIS BY AIR etc. etc. One of his best tracks IMHO is VOICE OF FASHION'S "only in the night". Love the intro . . . hard pounding drums in an aggressive tribal rhthym, classic!!
T O N Y "pretty" B U T L E R
This crazy mofo's stuff is made up of legend. I've heard all kinds of funky stories about this dude. If only 1/2 of em' are true, he was defintely a character. One of the few freestyle producers ever to pump & bump 3 groups simultanously with equal success . . . FREESTYLE, TRINERE, AND DEBBIE DEB. There were campfire stories about while even he was on top of his game, he was working out of his basement garage studio, shoe string budget and bare bones for recording equipment. If that's even remotely true, it only adds mystic to his already impressive rep . . .
S T E V I E B
Funny thing about Stevie. I only respect one tune he's ever done. It's one of the most intense, aggressive, mucho macho freestyle tracks of all-time "stop the love". Don't know if he was goin' loco with Miami's coco at the time*wink*, but this tune is H-A-R-D. I'm pretty sure him working with Tolga on his debut album "Party your body" had a lot to do with the overall aggressive "feel" of the track and the album overall . . .
T O L G A
I've always loved this guy. He's the type of dude who brings out the best out of everyone he's worked with . . . LINEAR, STEVIE B, G.T., TONY MARINO, RAHN, RAY GUELL, EVERYONE AT SUMMIT RECORDS, UPSTAIRS RECORDS etc. etc.
His signature sound . . . aggressive, hard thumpin' drum beats have always been his trademark
M I C H A E L R U S C K A
Toronto's premier freestyle hit maker. He had a stable so full of freestyle stars it's not even funny . . . MANUELLA, JOEE just to name a couple. One of the few mid/nu school producers to kick it old school. Shameless, and unappologetic for lifting some of CHRIS BARBOSA's juice. If you ever get a chance to listen to two tracks from his debut album "Tiamo's Freestyle Collection Vol.1" -- MANUELLA'S "don't try to come back to me" and "who you foolin'" are an awsome throw back to the old school era . . .
J O E E
Although, he doesn't get much respect from the freestyle community, this guy has a signature track "angel" from his 2nd album "TRUTH" that still to this day, gets monster radio rotation. The track is about his cousin who died in a car accident at the tender age of 17. It's a tune that's gotta be heard to be believed, it's that awsome.
Mykey from Toronto
RHOQ: Even though you showed up late for the party, glad you made it :cparty . You drop'd a lotta names I've never heard before. Prob cuz I've never stood over the wheels of steel, spinnin' vinyl like a lot of you DJ dudes here. I'm one of those tweebie loosers who only listens to freestyle on CD, pathetic eh? :sosad
DJLEGEND: Got a kick out of your sidenotes/commentary eg "Now, if Mickey could do something on his own rather than licence tracks". haha, almost left skids on my CK's with that line, too funny.
I'm gonna pick-up where you left off a tiny bit, and gloss over some of my picks . . .
C A R L O S "after dark" B E R R I O S
Da man!! . . . When I first heard Ron Esco's "give me your heart", I said to myself, Carlos has got to be freestyle's chosen son.
The church organ intro, that crazy "YAZ" loop. Just when I thought it couldn't get any better . . . BOOM!!!, those out-of-control Berrios beats start kickin' the sh*t out of the 12' woofers and that was it. I've been in awe of this dude ever since . . .
C H R I S B A R B O S A
Who could forget summer of 83' when SHANNON'S "let the music play" was get cranked out of the FM DIAL with that crazy intro . . . WHIPPISHHHH . . . that was my first love with the sound of freestyle
T O N Y M O R A N
Another giant in the game. Dude has that golden touch. Every project he works on, turns out to be the artist's best work eg. NOEL'S "question" absolutely kills. As a matter of fact, that's the only Noel track I've ever really liked. Ditto TKA . . . they're best work eg "don't be afraid" and "tears may fall" was when Tony came into the mix and worked his magic in the studio . . .
O W E N "OS" S O B A
Don't know much about this dude. Heard all kinds of campfire stories, everything from him being a cop, to an astronaut and everything in between, LOL. His classic jam SOAVE'S "cryin' over you", is one of those once in a life time jams. Crazy ability to tell a story with brutal intensity . . . accapellas, dubs, synth hook, wicked drum beats, you name it. The fact that Owen created such a great track with a very average vocalist is only a testiment to his genious as one freestyle's all-time greatest hit makers . . .
L E W I S M A R T I N E E
Legend. Can't think of anyone who cranked out so many hits while working with so many diff groups and artists without even takin' a breather . . . EXPOSE, SEQUAL, COVER GIRLS (one night affair), PARIS BY AIR etc. etc. One of his best tracks IMHO is VOICE OF FASHION'S "only in the night". Love the intro . . . hard pounding drums in an aggressive tribal rhthym, classic!!
T O N Y "pretty" B U T L E R
This crazy mofo's stuff is made up of legend. I've heard all kinds of funky stories about this dude. If only 1/2 of em' are true, he was defintely a character. One of the few freestyle producers ever to pump & bump 3 groups simultanously with equal success . . . FREESTYLE, TRINERE, AND DEBBIE DEB. There were campfire stories about while even he was on top of his game, he was working out of his basement garage studio, shoe string budget and bare bones for recording equipment. If that's even remotely true, it only adds mystic to his already impressive rep . . .
S T E V I E B
Funny thing about Stevie. I only respect one tune he's ever done. It's one of the most intense, aggressive, mucho macho freestyle tracks of all-time "stop the love". Don't know if he was goin' loco with Miami's coco at the time*wink*, but this tune is H-A-R-D. I'm pretty sure him working with Tolga on his debut album "Party your body" had a lot to do with the overall aggressive "feel" of the track and the album overall . . .
T O L G A
I've always loved this guy. He's the type of dude who brings out the best out of everyone he's worked with . . . LINEAR, STEVIE B, G.T., TONY MARINO, RAHN, RAY GUELL, EVERYONE AT SUMMIT RECORDS, UPSTAIRS RECORDS etc. etc.
His signature sound . . . aggressive, hard thumpin' drum beats have always been his trademark
M I C H A E L R U S C K A
Toronto's premier freestyle hit maker. He had a stable so full of freestyle stars it's not even funny . . . MANUELLA, JOEE just to name a couple. One of the few mid/nu school producers to kick it old school. Shameless, and unappologetic for lifting some of CHRIS BARBOSA's juice. If you ever get a chance to listen to two tracks from his debut album "Tiamo's Freestyle Collection Vol.1" -- MANUELLA'S "don't try to come back to me" and "who you foolin'" are an awsome throw back to the old school era . . .
J O E E
Although, he doesn't get much respect from the freestyle community, this guy has a signature track "angel" from his 2nd album "TRUTH" that still to this day, gets monster radio rotation. The track is about his cousin who died in a car accident at the tender age of 17. It's a tune that's gotta be heard to be believed, it's that awsome.
Mykey from Toronto
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Gornicevo
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Mykey, good call on Mike Rucska. Definitely one of the most under-rated producers in freestyle. One of the few shining examples of good Canadian freestyle.
All the producers you guys listed are great picks, but my personal favourite of all-time has to be Carlos "After Dark" Berrios.
One thing all these producers have in common is a certain "quality" that permeates their work. With all the cheesy and cheap sounding Planet Rock productions that seem to dominate freestyle today, it's nice to honour the producers that never settled for mediocrity.
All the producers you guys listed are great picks, but my personal favourite of all-time has to be Carlos "After Dark" Berrios.
One thing all these producers have in common is a certain "quality" that permeates their work. With all the cheesy and cheap sounding Planet Rock productions that seem to dominate freestyle today, it's nice to honour the producers that never settled for mediocrity.
Gornicevo
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b1ccef06 said:
NOT freestyle. :whateva
Rhoq
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b1ccef06 said:
🙂
To be honest the list of 30 or so "Greatest Freestyle Producers Of All-Time" was a collaborative effot between DJ Legend & myself. We were working on some new tracks this afternoon and decided to compile our list while taking a break.
I wouldn't call you a "tweebie loser" (what the hell is a "tweebie"?) just because you only listen to Freestyle on CD. It just means that there is a whole other world of Freestyle filled with tons of wonderful rare classics waiting for you to discover it.
We chose to honor our idols - those who are often overlooked, but will never be forgotten. Each and every name mentioned in our list has contributed something special to Freestyle music - many are Freestyle's unsung heros deserving to be recognized for their efforts.
If if you've heard of the names, I can almost guarantee that you are familiar with their msuic. 😉
lex
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arthur baker
john robie
mickey garcia
elvin molina
chris barbosa
mark liggett
glenn gutierrez
carlos berrios
todd terry
joey gardner
albert cabrera
tony moran
andy pada
lewis maritinee
ted currier
tony garcia
george acosta
pretty tony butler
dadgel atabay
john robie
mickey garcia
elvin molina
chris barbosa
mark liggett
glenn gutierrez
carlos berrios
todd terry
joey gardner
albert cabrera
tony moran
andy pada
lewis maritinee
ted currier
tony garcia
george acosta
pretty tony butler
dadgel atabay
Surprised nobody threw J.J. Flores from Chicago up on their list. The cat defintely made his mark . . .
forever amor - D'ZYRE
prisoner of love - JOEL
stay with me tonight - LEGACY
prayin' for an angel - ROCHELLE
in my heart - ISSAC
Mykey from Toronto
forever amor - D'ZYRE
prisoner of love - JOEL
stay with me tonight - LEGACY
prayin' for an angel - ROCHELLE
in my heart - ISSAC
Mykey from Toronto
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Its nice to see all the love given to Carlos "AfterDark" Berrios. He is a close personal friend of mine, and I bet he doesn't even know about this board. I will definitely let him know how many hearts he has touched with his work....
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He knows this board, believe me!
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lol...silly me to think not....i just spoke to him....he told me to let everyone know the compilation he spoke about last time he visited the board is almost complete....should be ready to drop in about 2 months....he says hello to all....he said he'll be back up on the board soon.....ericafrancis said:
paul1986
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Damn , i love this question....lol
my favorites.....
1. Mickey Garcia
2. Amos Larkin
3. Jim "Hype" Heinz
4. Ciro Llerena
5. Chep Nuñez
6. Lewis A. Martinee
7. Charley Casanova
8. Victor Vargas
9. Jose "Animal" Diaz
10. "Oh Oh" Omar Santana
11. Carlos "After Dark" Berrios
12. Tommy Musto/Frankie Bones
13. Arthur Baker
14. Todd Terry
15. Charlie "Dee" Diaz
16. Latin Rascals
17. Michael "Kidd" Gomez
18. Chris Barbosa/Mark Leggit
19. Aldo Marin
20. Andy Panda
Others that still hold a special place:
Tony Garcia
Mantronik
Frankie Cutlass
Charlie Babie Rosario
Carlos Keyes
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Charlie "Rock" Jimenez
Jellybean Benitez
Whiz Kids
Vic-Ten/Crazy Eddie
my favorites.....
1. Mickey Garcia
2. Amos Larkin
3. Jim "Hype" Heinz
4. Ciro Llerena
5. Chep Nuñez
6. Lewis A. Martinee
7. Charley Casanova
8. Victor Vargas
9. Jose "Animal" Diaz
10. "Oh Oh" Omar Santana
11. Carlos "After Dark" Berrios
12. Tommy Musto/Frankie Bones
13. Arthur Baker
14. Todd Terry
15. Charlie "Dee" Diaz
16. Latin Rascals
17. Michael "Kidd" Gomez
18. Chris Barbosa/Mark Leggit
19. Aldo Marin
20. Andy Panda
Others that still hold a special place:
Tony Garcia
Mantronik
Frankie Cutlass
Charlie Babie Rosario
Carlos Keyes
Nelson "FFWD" Cruz
Charlie "Rock" Jimenez
Jellybean Benitez
Whiz Kids
Vic-Ten/Crazy Eddie
Rock Steady
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- Aug 14, 2005
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imfromqueenz said:
Any recent news on this compilation?