J Dilla Roots Segment

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This is a short biography I did on legendary hip hop produced J Dilla in 2006 for Radio 1190 AM KVCU Boulder ATTENTION: Thanks to the helpful eyes and ears of user ronmexico770 I've learned that Dilla in fact was left off of the Janet Jackson production credits, and not by request. Sorry about the error, I had read otherwise but ronmex put me up an interview with Dilla in which he details the situation and it is clear he was simply left off the credit, and that he did not ask to be. My bad. -Judge

aka dilla dawggggg Thanks for that. The love we have for what he loved doing lives on after him. I've been bangin the "climax" instrumental for the last few days straight personally. Is that mumia abu jamal on the cover of fuck the police at 5:55 ? probobly climax by slum village Cool video, nicely done. Did he say why he was left of the Janet Jackson credits? this video is amazing! thanks a lot for sharing it cuz ive been searching for j dilla biography shit, GREAT STUFF! I'm waiting... The roots also did a song to that track! wow nice video actually learned a lot! Awesome. Dilla iz hip hop. He lives 4 evaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.......R.I.P. his range was bananas! 4 dislikes. wow. choice is choice, but if you think dilla aint ill, ya playin' yaself in my jeru voice. ha! oh why oh me..... sampled from The Jackson Five: All I do is think of you James Yancey saved my life. long live J Dilla! i'm working on a project consisting of all Dilla beats (released or un-released) & if anyone can get in touch with the Yancey Estate please inbox me. i want them to see how Dilla's work inspired me. i already uploaded a few on my channel anything with a picture of Dilla feel free to check it out & give your input i want to make sure i'm doing his work justice. peace & blessings! He should have got a Grammy for "The Light" all the 4 people who disliked this video just think about the sin you made the track that strarts at 0:57 is: Time: The Donut of the Heart J Cole just used it recently in his Friday Night Lights mixtape.. Too deep for the intro This doc is choppy. J Dilla is still here. I can honestly say that i love jay dee, without getting the chance to meet him! C'mon, this dude left out the Delicious Vinyl era, including 1st Down and 5 Elementz (and played a Pharcyde track from 1995). you are a hero. i know i've heard it before because I'm a huge dilla fan, but i just couldnt think of it.