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Hip-Hop's First Lady Was From NC
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Next up, letter T: “Threat” #JayZ30 #JayZ
Young Guru and Questlove’s appreciation for North Carolina’s hip-hop group Little Brother led to a meeting between 9th Wonder and Jay-Z during the recording of ‘The Black Album.’ Below, 9th and Guru detail the process of the producer playing 29 beats for Jay and executing Jay’s concept for “Threat,” which 9th created on the spot using Fruity Loops in “about 20 minutes.” Then, Cedric the Entertainer hilariously recounts his involvement freestyling the spoken-word skit on the track.
“As long as I live, and even when I’m gone, nobody will ever be able to take that away from me,” 9th Wonder said of producing the song and being name-dropped by Jay-Z on ‘The Black Album.’
Next up, letter S: “Say Hello” #JayZ30 #JayZ
DJ Toomp: “That’s the genius of Jay-Z, too. He knows how to attach that branding ... he attached it to ‘American Gangster’ because that was the new big Denzel movie that was coming out ... and it actually felt like the soundtrack to the movie when you listen to it and align it with all the parts. So, he based it around that, which was brilliant.”
Toomp told T.I. in January, “I had, like, top three songs that I wanted to play [for Jay-Z] … of course, I tried to get an original joint in just to have all the publishing. And he was like, ‘Yeah, that’s cool, but let me hear some of that soul.’ ...If you go on YouTube, you can see where I was actually making that beat before I even went to New York. …When I got there … Jermaine [Dupri], LRoc, and No ID, all of us was in the studio. I started playing it, and he started bobbing his head. …About 15 minutes later — no pen, no pad — that man went straight to the booth.”
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"Lord, give us the courage to be honest and bold about our feelings, no matter who, or how many we go against." - Charlie Daniels
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Catch Eric this Sunday on @FallonTonight as he sits down with @jimmyfallon and gives a special performance! Tune in at 11:35/10:35c.
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Scotty McCreery And Hootie & The Blowfish Hold No. 1 Spot On MusicRow Radio Chart musicrow.com/2025/08/scotty-…
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Happy Fourth of July, America!
We celebrate the greatest nation in the world, and the sons and daughters who have served and protected her for almost 250 years!
We honor their sacrifices, which we can never fully repay.
Thank you for safeguarding our freedom!
We are grateful to Almighty God for the blessing of living in the USA. - Hazel Daniels
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We can't believe it's been almost 5 years since we lost our dear friend, Charlie Daniels...We're thinking about you today. Your prayers worked, and Randy is grateful to be back on stage after this special moment! @CharlieDaniels #CountryMusic #RandyTravis #CharlieDaniels
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37 years ago today — on May 21st, 1988 — #ninasimone performed on Sábado Noche in Spain #mybabyjustcaresforme
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Honored to be included in the 2025 #TIME100Philanthropy list. See the full list here: time.com/time100-philanthrop…
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Thelonious Monk performing his own composition 'Round Midnight, live in 1966.
#smlpdf #sheetmusic #Noten #partituras #spartiti
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Proposal to Make Petey Pablo’s “Raise Up” North Carolina’s Official State Hip-Hop Song trib.al/zc23izi
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Mary Cardwell Dawson Honored with Special Mural Presentation
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*Major Announcement* It’s truly an honor to share that I have officially been inducted into the American Banjo Museum Hall of Fame! This prestigious honor is a huge deal and I’m looking forward to celebrating with everyone in October at the American Banjo Museum.
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The Avett Brothers Honor Country Music Icon Toby Keith With "As Good As I Once Was" On 'Austin City Limits'
@theavettbros @tobykeith
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LOVE LOVE LOVE THIS! Charlie often got recognition for his songwriting and his musicianship, but not nearly as much for his vocals. Years of playing cover tunes in bars left him struggling to find his true voice until the 'Fire on the Mountain' album when he decided to just try singing without trying to sound like anyone else, and it paid off. @Billboard selected him as #51 on their list of Best Country Singers of All Time, again ALL TIME! So considering the company he's in, that's a solid place. There may be some above him you may disagree with, but there are also some really good singers that he's rated ahead of. Not bad for an old rock 'n roller from North Carolina. Check out the full list here: billboard.com/lists/best-cou… - TeamCDB
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In your darkest hour, I'd light your way.
Listen Here: strm.to/DarkestHour
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Replying to @NCMEA @ncculture
Petey Pablo, Clarence Avant, Mary Cardwell Dawson, Merge Records, Tommy Faile, and Bobby Hicks! Topped off with a special guest performance from Anthony Hamilton! Thank you for the invitation and we look forward to working with you more in the future!
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Most of the time, doing the right thing requires more work and attention, but it's always wor the effort. Let's all make the day count. - Charlie Daniels
Now in its THIRD Printing & rated #4 in meaning of life books & #13 in best self-help books of all time by @bookauthority!
AUDIOBOOK NOW AVAILABLE! Find both books at charliedaniels.com/book
Get paperback copies of Charlie’s memoir here: bit.ly/cdbstore - TeamCDB/CWDMedia
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ON THIS DAY in 1979, "The Devil Went Down to Georgia" peaked at #3 on @billboard's Hot 100 Chart. The song was only beaten out of the top spot by The KnacK and @EarthWindFire but reached #1 on the Country chart. - TeamCDB























