Leroy Precise Edwards aka Cise interview / Big Boy Records / Mystikal / Willie D / Juvenile

[@nomibe2911]

His production on mind of mystikal is flawless.

[@NOLAsoulchild]

THIS THE ONE I BEEN WAITING ON!!! DJ Precise, still my favorite producer from the Boot. Fresh is more famous, KLC has more of a catalog, but the quality of his music is unmatched. Him & David Faulk did some amazing work. The production on "Fours, Deuces & Trays" is still clean & immaculate after all these years.

[@79improve]

4's 2's 3's....one of the best albums I ever heard.

[@neworleans7166]

​@@79improvesmokin on that fire

[@federal6616]

Stay on this stuff college girl. You get mega props for looking for our music legends. Go get Mia..she got history and is still the best lyrical female.

[@RidewithDEEbesttransportation]

Federal 6 the mia x one is up also

[@federal6616]

dee williams OK brother. 100

[@RidewithDEEbesttransportation]

Federal 6 np

[@NOLAsoulchild]

They need a part 2 to this... Glad he mentioned G-Slimm & Tim...

[@tymartin2293]

Facts!!

[@blaqdiemenz]

He was my favorite producer from New Orleans. Big boy record was so under ratted... I think wish when the label closed he would have went to no limit. He was amazing..

[@deedash7033]

Man Big Boy Records would’ve been Big Time if they could’ve made it to that next Level…they was Stronger then cash money records….If ghetto Twins first Album would have saw the mainstream when it first came out it would’ve been game over

[@941lowelife2]

Best KZbin interviews period

[@christophersmith118]

Yo y'all get so many Pepsi points Aka Cool points for these interviews with legends that didn't get any credit for their contributions to the culture #SaluteDaBoot

[@sweetdaddydavis]

A true legendary producer. Great interview

[@aaronmortonjr3918]

Keep em coming. New Orleans sound is one of a kind.

[@Hiddenagenda01]

One of the greatest producers of all time

[@kannon3979]

Although I'm from Fort Worth, TX, I grew up on Big Boy Records, No Limit Records & Cash Money Records. Those labels were my influences in making music. You should interview David "D Funk" Faulk.

[@PD-oy3yi]

Yes David Faulk came up with all those classic Big Boy melodies, He was the better producer, He played all the live instruments!!!!!!!

[@kannon3979]

D Funk came up with that fonky ass bassline on "Here I Go" classic hit that will be around forever after trap music is gone😂 Back in the days when I bought cds, i always followed the producers in the cd liner card instead of the artist and kept up with who played what instrument.

[@UptownWatta]

Yea mane d funk listed as Dave koresh lol on some albums never gets his props

[@josephjasonsantiagolacour]

Dope interview fam. Love the time stamps too. Salute good music and growth in the hood.

[@3FAH10boys]

Our dude...mixed "By Da Store." Legends in our sections of Da Boot!

[@79improve]

I think these interviews about New Orleans Hip Hop/Jazz/Bounce Culture is awesome. I'm a fan of Cash Money/No Limit/Big Boy...every artist/label to ever come from our great city...but can the West Bank rappers get some minutes also. Rip McThick...Tim Smooth...Tre 8... Mobo Joe(Mobo Records) and artist as well as Bustdown(Putcha Bally's On/Nasty Bitch) definitely need to be interviewed.

[@nomibe2911]

He is top 3 in New Orleans history of producers.

[@bootboy17]

You doin yo thang Terrytees. I like ya videos/interviews.

[@huntersflight9023]

Man that boy was nice with them beats! He was underrated to me! BIG BOY RECORDS had the most talent overall to me, CASH MONEY just blew up first. Chuck didn't know the real talent he had. I also think he didn't know the business side of the music industry.

[@79improve]

Word. Cise's tracks that he did 20yrs ago on Big Boy(G Slim/Mystikal/GT's/Black Menace/etc.) sounds better than 95% of the shit out today. Heavily underrated and waaaaaaay ahead of his time. I'm not sure why he isn't a big name industry producer. Clearly he is just as talented as Dre/Quik/Ye.

[@nonymous590]

Ken Wil I disagree. He had a few good tracks but he wasn't messing with mannie on the beats. And cash money blew up because they were simply better overall.

[@huntersflight9023]

Jack Apple I never compared him to Manny, I just stated that CM got more exposure than Big Boy. Mannie was the best to me in that era. But Precise was right there with him. But I do think that Precise had a better range of making different kinds of beats.

[@UptownWatta]

Cise/ d funk made classics.. we need a black menace interview asap!!! Get well jdawg

[@UptownWatta]

Big boy is often forgotten.. but they are definately one of the 3 pillars in no big label rap

[@mikedestructive]

Legend.

[@RUDYRAYYYMO]

Under rated

[@941lowelife2]

Always got one of the all time best beat here I go man down in fla back in the days the floor would get packed at the bar club or in the streets when u could play mound shit in ur cars

[@brandonreich4627]

i always wondered why no limit never grabed j dawg when they got mystikal and fiend from big boy

[@ronedward2443]

Excellent interview with precise. Cant believe someone just interrupted the interview like that..smh

[@dannyplayer1605]

Cise break it down , Dave play dat fuckin guitar!!!!!!

[@carpediem4887]

Mr hood critic

[@bizarrowxrld2089]

What happened at 5:37?😂😂😂😂

[@CBIYAGI]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@CBIYAGI]

Why? Why.. Whyyyyyyyy ??? 😂😂😂😂

[@YTOW85]

​@@CBIYAGI😭😭😭😭😭

[@millionaireunknown1]

Who made this shirt he got on. That shirt is nice!

[@BiancaBrookes]

Nice interview like #73. I see you're a fan of old school hip hop. I recently interviewed Rahiem Of the Furious 5. Check it out.

[@kejackson]

He ain't lying, that Choppa style remake that Yo Gotti tried to do is certified BFI. And then he put French Montana on it. 4 👎

[@liljons6753]

What they used to make here i go?