@30:19 I remember that night (like it was last night) when JMJ and Marley Cut up their name's off of the Record's they made while rocking the instrumental of Rock box. I very very proud moment for me as an up and coming Dj, Emcee and soon to be producer. I was extremely fortunate to have set in several recording session's with Marley patiently waiting to ask him questions about the mixing board (SSL) why he panned certain knobs to the left and right (I knew stereo but didn't know how it was created) he was very patient in explaining the process among many other questions I had pertaining to production and mixing. Thank you #JayHistorian for this much needed video........ On a side note, I answered phones at WHBI - WNWK for The DNA - HANK LOVE & Awesome 2 radio shows. If I wasn't answering the phone's, I'd come by the radio station after hitting a few club's. Great day's that I wish I could bring back....... (I'm grateful for all of the memories)
Man, Fly Ty has some of the best stories and they always tie into other stories to give the whole picture. Salute to having him as a guest and salute to you Jayquan
Another top notch interview! The technical an engineering genius of brothers like Fly Ty, Marley Marl and Flash is an important part of the hip hop story that is not celebrated enough! Thanks for giving these brothers their flowers now, JayQuan!
That part at 38 minutes is one of the most important moments in the history of hip hop. I cant imagine Mr. Magic ending in 1984. Wow. Thanks to them for standing firm.
Fly TY always has a lot of good stories and information in his interviews. To bad Mr.Magic passed away He would have been a great person to interview. I hear Magic was crazy and had no filter kept it 100% raw.
All hail Sir Juice and Fly tie ....... Thanks for bringing M.C Shan , Roxanne , Craig G , Biz Markie , Kool G Rap , Tragedy , Glamorous, Kane , and Master Ace ,🎉🎤🥂
Jayquan you've done it again.The history lessons are great, but I'm loving the live interviews.Hopefully you can get more of the legends for live interviews.I know you put alot of time into your podcasts and it's much appreciated by all of us that follow you
Yo Jay I salute you!!! I loved this interview also part 2!!! I’m a hip hop head since 78 (I’m 53) and I always wondered the same thing, (Pop Art situation) Ty broke it down very well!!!! I was gonna ask can you get Grand Puba on but I seen him on Lord Jamars joint!!! Thx for this and all your videos!!!
Love that the truth is being told onHip Hop’s origins by someone that was there in the early 70’s, not the 80’s and after! We gotta listen to these people more, and not just people who came after, speak, they tend to get a lot wrong, but they are so boastful you might actually believe their nonsense
Been looking forward to this one. Matter of fact, I just posted my Cold Chillin' shirt on Instagram this week, saluting the entire crew. Dope set in there about JMJ & how the name Cold Chillin' came about. As always, outstanding job my brother! Salutations to you & I look forward to part 2! 🔥💯🎯🔥💯🎯
Listened to Mr.Magic, and The World Famous Supreme Team Show ( C'Divine The Mastermind and Just Allah The Superstar) on WHBI..i. Think it was 105.9...Those guys set it off on the radio.Sat/Sunday about 1am-5am. But the 1st rapper to have his own radio show was Eddie Cheeba.It used to come on Saturday morning about 10am on one of the low #s on the dial like 89.1 or 90.3.Cheeba is one of the early MCs you don't hear much about.
I know Mr.Magic did alot to push this art form ahead, being a visionary etc.But I've always had one question: Why did he try to cause drama with Red Alert, BDP by causing alot of animosity, name calling.I remember you couldn't hear a BDP rap or anything Red Alert related on ' BLS and of course in turn Red Alert ( Kiss-FM) didn't play any Juice Crew/ Cold Chillin' ....I remember going back and forth on the dial just to hear the latest BDP or Juice Crew stuff or just listen to Red on Friday and Marley on Saturday.But I think if MCs/ crews had a different mindset back then, there could've been alot of bloodshed.Im just glad cats were more about their lyrics back then.Back then it was about the competition and your lyrics/ words were your bullets.Can you imagine somebody doing " South Bronx" or " The Bridge is Over" today? Somebody would've gotten seriously hurt or killed.From the bottom of my heart.Real shutouts to KRS-ONE and MC Shan ( especially Shan) and QB as a whole for taking those blows back then.Now both men and others are in their 50s and not statistics because they were all in their feelings or just plain SOFT.That was the true essence of rap/ hip hop.You diss me, I'm gonna come back harder.While I'm praising Shan and Kris, I wanna praise Kool Moe Dee and L.L.as well for keeping the battle lyrically and living to be in their 50s as well.But Jayquan if you ever speak or do another interview with Fly Ty, please ask if he had any insight to why Magic" instigated " static between the crews and the potential for lives being lost unnecessarily.I know Magic dissed BDP when they came to him with their demo, but was there more to the animosity?
Stop it. Rev Al Sharpton helped a lot of people. Police brutality in NYC ain't anywhere at the level it was back in the days thanks to black activists like Rev Sharpton and others
Love how you let your guest tell their stories without constantly interrupting them.
True. Good interviewing skills, really enjoy these videos.
Fly Ty 🖤🖤🖤 that Jam Master Jay (RIP) and Marley Mall scratch back and forth 💯💯💯 🎧🎧🎧🎧🎧
Legendary! Stay healthy fellas.
@30:19 I remember that night (like it was last night) when JMJ and Marley Cut up their name's off of the Record's they made while rocking the instrumental of Rock box. I very very proud moment for me as an up and coming Dj, Emcee and soon to be producer. I was extremely fortunate to have set in several recording session's with Marley patiently waiting to ask him questions about the mixing board (SSL) why he panned certain knobs to the left and right (I knew stereo but didn't know how it was created) he was very patient in explaining the process among many other questions I had pertaining to production and mixing. Thank you #JayHistorian for this much needed video........ On a side note, I answered phones at WHBI - WNWK for The DNA - HANK LOVE & Awesome 2 radio shows. If I wasn't answering the phone's, I'd come by the radio station after hitting a few club's. Great day's that I wish I could bring back....... (I'm grateful for all of the memories)
Man, Fly Ty has some of the best stories and they always tie into other stories to give the whole picture. Salute to having him as a guest and salute to you Jayquan
I can never Get Enough of The Juice Crew Blessings to jayquan on this One
Another top notch interview! The technical an engineering genius of brothers like Fly Ty, Marley Marl and Flash is an important part of the hip hop story that is not celebrated enough! Thanks for giving these brothers their flowers now, JayQuan!
A fascinating & engaging historical conversation with Fly Ty! Looking forward to pt.2...
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Mines too!
Lol. I was There W.E.A Warner Electra, Atlantic. Cold Chillin had IT MY SON!!
That part at 38 minutes is one of the most important moments in the history of hip hop. I cant imagine Mr. Magic ending in 1984. Wow. Thanks to them for standing firm.
This was amazing. Thank you Bro for letting the guest speak for gently guiding the conversation and for keeping to a historical timeline.
Salaam bro. And thanks for watching.
Fly TY always has a lot of good stories and information in his interviews. To bad Mr.Magic passed away He would have been a great person to interview. I hear Magic was crazy and had no filter kept it 100% raw.
Respect to the Brooklyn OG Fly Ty. Highly influential
I could hear shit like this about the best time in radio ever ! Peace to my mom for buying me so many blank tapes.
That was a GREAT way to end this part of the interview.Cold Chillin'!!!
Thank you both for the gems.
All hail Sir Juice and Fly tie ....... Thanks for bringing M.C Shan , Roxanne , Craig G , Biz Markie , Kool G Rap , Tragedy , Glamorous, Kane , and Master Ace ,🎉🎤🥂
Jayquan you've done it again.The history lessons are great, but I'm loving the live interviews.Hopefully you can get more of the legends for live interviews.I know you put alot of time into your podcasts and it's much appreciated by all of us that follow you
Yo Jay I salute you!!! I loved this interview also part 2!!! I’m a hip hop head since 78 (I’m 53) and I always wondered the same thing, (Pop Art situation) Ty broke it down very well!!!! I was gonna ask can you get Grand Puba on but I seen him on Lord Jamars joint!!! Thx for this and all your videos!!!
Great great interview. Looking forward to part 2... and hopefully part 3 and 4
Thank you jay ! you are a true legend for all the history and contributions you do for the culture ✊🏾✊🏾
Fly Ty should be teaching at business college's. He can teach a mentality and acumen that can cause many to succeed.
Agreed
i always wondered how that connection came about too with pop art . looking forward to part 2
I wondered about the "M2" credits also... One example was MC Chill "Bust This Rhyme" was co-produced by "M2" .
Excellent excellent excellent! Interview man! I can't wait for part 2! Thanks✊🏾
Respect. Thank you!
Love that the truth is being told onHip Hop’s origins by someone that was there in the early 70’s, not the 80’s and after!
We gotta listen to these people more, and not just people who came after, speak, they tend to get a lot wrong, but they are so boastful you might actually believe their nonsense
Been looking forward to this one. Matter of fact, I just posted my Cold Chillin' shirt on Instagram this week, saluting the entire crew. Dope set in there about JMJ & how the name Cold Chillin' came about. As always, outstanding job my brother! Salutations to you & I look forward to part 2! 🔥💯🎯🔥💯🎯
I'm about 40 minutes into the video I just realized that Ty doesn't have on a Cold Chillin' hoodie. Lol.
We go all the way back to Albany. Proud of you my brother.
Complete LEGEND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You’re a good dude (respectfully) .... dope honor given by wearing his T shirt 😎
Respect. Thank you
That was a good interview can't wait for part 2
I love Roxanne Shante, love hearing these stories, Thanks Jayquan.
Thank you for this Fly Ty interview!!
TY The Legend✊🏿👑
Peace and blessings from Saudi Arabia... Great...content please can we get part 2 soon... Thank you.
Jayquan. Can you do a piece on Mark 45 King and Prince Paul. These two don’t get enough props
This is one of the best interviews
Fly Ty the man
Thanks Jayquan
VERY INFORMATIVE, PROFESSIONAL AND DOPE
Man post the rest of it we still waiting for the TY movie Man.
Listened to Mr.Magic, and The World Famous Supreme Team Show ( C'Divine The Mastermind and Just Allah The Superstar) on WHBI..i. Think it was 105.9...Those guys set it off on the radio.Sat/Sunday about 1am-5am.
But the 1st rapper to have his own radio show was Eddie Cheeba.It used to come on Saturday morning about 10am on one of the low #s on the dial like 89.1 or 90.3.Cheeba is one of the early MCs you don't hear much about.
I wonder if the artists got their money right and correctly
POWERFUL
Jayquan please start a platform similar to Drink Champs , YOU ARE 💪way better interviewer ! Much love.
Yes hip hop royalty.
🔥🔥🔥
Please get Sal from the Fever on here! His name keeps coming up. He’s a big part of early Hip Hop history!
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Peace To The Gods!!!! How u Blackman? Shout out to Albany Projects
Peace Bro, all is well. How's it going on your end?
@@TheFoundationhiphop Peace Lord; I’m all Wise & Civilized...I still need a link to that T-shirt ahk; it’s getting warm here in NY!
Class is in Session
I know Mr.Magic did alot to push this art form ahead, being a visionary etc.But I've always had one question: Why did he try to cause drama with Red Alert, BDP by causing alot of animosity, name calling.I remember you couldn't hear a BDP rap or anything Red Alert related on ' BLS and of course in turn Red Alert ( Kiss-FM) didn't play any Juice Crew/ Cold Chillin' ....I remember going back and forth on the dial just to hear the latest BDP or Juice Crew stuff or just listen to Red on Friday and Marley on Saturday.But I think if MCs/ crews had a different mindset back then, there could've been alot of bloodshed.Im just glad cats were more about their lyrics back then.Back then it was about the competition and your lyrics/ words were your bullets.Can you imagine somebody doing " South Bronx" or " The Bridge is Over" today? Somebody would've gotten seriously hurt or killed.From the bottom of my heart.Real shutouts to KRS-ONE and MC Shan ( especially Shan) and QB as a whole for taking those blows back then.Now both men and others are in their 50s and not statistics because they were all in their feelings or just plain SOFT.That was the true essence of rap/ hip hop.You diss me, I'm gonna come back harder.While I'm praising Shan and Kris, I wanna praise Kool Moe Dee and L.L.as well for keeping the battle lyrically and living to be in their 50s as well.But Jayquan if you ever speak or do another interview with Fly Ty, please ask if he had any insight to why Magic" instigated " static between the crews and the potential for lives being lost unnecessarily.I know Magic dissed BDP when they came to him with their demo, but was there more to the animosity?
I Wanna Ask Ty. How U Didn’t Know U Had The BEST Rappers In the City???
wassup fam
Peace
Every generation always talks about the next generations clothes, music..etc😅
Ayo ty…. I’m glad you ain’t turn out to be Al man… lol
Stop it. Rev Al Sharpton helped a lot of people. Police brutality in NYC ain't anywhere at the level it was back in the days thanks to black activists like Rev Sharpton and others