N.W.A. Stories - Dr. Dre was a NASTY DJ 💿💿

[@BelovedTelevision]

They don’t talk about Yella enough! That man wore many hats and still does

[@kdsboosted4954]

They trying to hold the yella man down

[@lilmaxAlarcxn]

Guess they forgot about bay area legend Cameron Paul.. mixing& scratching dude was the truth multi award winning including dmc battle champ and first to put out exclusive dj only vinyl. No Dj is better than a Bay Area Dj because of that one guy long blends short cutz megamixes Rest in peace.

[@marloncosey1190]

YESSIR… 🙏🏿 R I P MR DJ CAMERON PAUL🙏🏿 EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT A 8pm KSOL… NEVER MISSED A SHOW… AND HIS SHOW WOULD NOT BE DOPE IF HE DIDNT PUT “ITS TIME BY HASHIM IN HIS MIX SHOW… LOVED HIS AND MICHEAL ERRICKSONs SHOWS

[@cameobelafonte4975]

Right

[@cameobelafonte4975]

They don’t even talk about Rick Rock like that and he produced a lot of Pacs albums

[@DeenoverDunya215]

You right you said it the bay area you didn't say LA because he said it they weren't scratching in LA until Davy D showed them

[@lilmaxAlarcxn]

@@DeenoverDunya215 Dre said he brought scratching into LA after going to new york with DJ Yella I think it's big cap though. bc wild style came out in 82 and they woulda definitely seen it in LA coolie high was 77 or 78 but I dont remember if it had much rap though

[@russelladams7134]

Amazing story. Lonzo got stories for days. That song "Let Me Ride" is the shit. I was just bumping that song a lot from the Chronic album.

[@rubbersoul420]

that's my favorite rap song

[@fettywapsmissingeye]

Scratching started in the east coast there’s no question but Dre was lethal on the decks.

[@glenfordgreen3277]

Me from the UK. This is an interesting story on the History of scratching on the West Coast that needs to be explored further.

[@felixmaldenado654]

joe cooley underrated better than most

[@wdheaden]

Joe Cooley and Bob cat are California's finest

[@cycl0nnus]

Everlasting bass!!!!

[@DudesaLibra]

I think Joe Cooley was better with the scratches than Dre

[@MrKatz916]

​@@DudesaLibraYes Joe Cooley was much better than Dre. Joe Cooley was considered one of the best during his time.

[@caseycameron5370]

Most decent hip hop producers were djs first ya need to dig for dope samples and diggin is a big part of dj'ing period

[@chopstixsix802]

Digging is definitely apart of hip hop period

[@donaldedmond3294]

Dem crates dem crates!

[@561REALTLK]

OK I`m 34 and from down south. Even I know Uncle Jamm`s Army and Egyptian Lover was already on that tip.

[@chucku.1745]

I wonder if that's Dre scratching on D.O.C.'s first album 🤔 if so, he was cuttin' it up!

[@moeeshangpate6320]

IT WAS DRE AND DJ YELLA SCRATCHIN' ON THE D.O.C. ALBUM

[@javierc3972]

DJ TONY A is one of the dopest on the turntables from The Roadium Swapmeet Mixtapes

[@XxMayhem88]

Lies! He was MID

[@fromtheinvisibledeskofmiked]

Andre is the man ! the promoter.

[@frostbaby6837]

50 years of HIP HOP!

[@LGKids]

Nice! DMX is sho nuff slept on! Peace!

[@caseycameron5370]

Grand wizard theador created the scratch

[@byronp8158]

Nobody said he didn't..

[@spenser6353]

I thought it was grandmaster flash

[@byronp8158]

@@spenser6353 Negative, do your research on the history.

[@charlieg4732]

DJ jazzy Jeff pioneer it with the Transformer cut scratch

[@one-way7187]

Where would this world be without nyc 👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑👑

[@vatricegeorge]

Where would the world, be without West Indians, mostly of Jamaican ancestry, teaching NYers how to DJ hip hop style?

[@williampendergrass6257]

Eve After Dark in the neighborhood barbershop was downstairs

[@eric-fz1np]

I remember dre with the world wrecking crew plus mich'elle in 1984 turn off the lights wzak Cleveland usef play that song on for lovers only

[@Aquarius.Essence313]

Love hearing musical History 🎶 🎵 ⏹️ 🪕 🎼 💿

[@paulnicholson3007]

East coast NYC Bros taught West coast about Hip-hop and how to do it. RECOGNIZE MUCH RESPECT TO THE PIONEERS OF THE MUSIC

[@MrKatz916]

Don't forget about the Late Mix Master Spade.

[@daleoswaldodangerfield85]

Dj Scratch from EPMD would cut that shit up. He went in on “fonky piano”. Meech Wells went in on Snoop joint “Still a G thang”

[@JudgmentuponYou]

DST has the sharpest sounding scratches.. DJ jazzy Jeff went to the next level with his transformer style scratching...

[@edbaiza7757]

What about Joe Cooley from Rodney O and Joe Cooley group?? Hottest DJ in L.A.

[@spenser6353]

Was Joe Cooley scratching?

[@beatdon7751]

I love the history of this 👍💯

[@theryanshowfm]

Americana at its finest

[@salaamsupreme1653]

I love this.We are family.

[@Obi-ThreeKenobi]

Don't leave DJ Jazzy Jeff out of it. He's also credited with inventing scratching.

[@kooldjnez1]

Not true at all.😅

[@Obi-ThreeKenobi]

@@kooldjnez1 Yea... all you have to do is google transformer scratch.

[@wdheaden]

Jazzy jeff perfected the transformer scratch after cash money showed him

[@grod374]

What about Rodney O & Joe Cooley

[@edgardj7231]

Ever heard of Tony G?

[@lilrocnine6658]

Kurtis Blow is a legend and the cut is One for the Treble- Davy DMX

[@djcrash7047]

Why does absolutely no story about Dr Dre ever talk more about being a DJ??????? Waaaaaaaaaaayyyyyy before N.W.A. as a DJ Dre was one of the very first mixers on AM stereo 1580 KDAY in Santa Monica. He made the nation's very first midday traffic mix. It became so popular Greg Mack (KDay program director) decided to air Dr Dre's mixes on the weekends along with one other DJ, Joe Cooley. Dre became so popular off his KDAY mixes, he began to make more money from his mixtapes being sold at the Rodium Swap meet. From that money, along with gig money performing with the World Class Wreckin Cru, Dre baught his first personal drum machine, sampler & reel to reel recorder. Dre, Cube & Ren were friends before Eazy came into the picture. Dre was an amazingly talented DJ. Spinning at world on wheels, swap meets and already making beats for the world class Wreckin Cru. The sound was definitely more electro. To Me this is a huge part of Dres story that never gets told properly!

[@tahaben3354]

i forgot the name of the song playing in the background. name?

[@diggiman01]

KDAY Forever💯✊🏾‼️

[@louierodriguez776]

(AM:RADIO) 1580 K/DAY ( LAKESIDE said it best ) " It Was Live !! All the Way Live !!

[@mrflynn01]

Dope history!!!

[@Truth_2Sparks]

My brother paid this modern Dj 800 dollars to his daughters graduation party...and I had to telling him that if he ain't digging in the crates while he's entertaining the party he really ain't a dj. I asked him if he learned on two turntables he said he ain't never spinned a record...

[@neglekt_official]

Subbed💯✌🏾

[@VICONEE]

It's only the young ones that have no clue about digging in the crates.

[@snoopu2601]

East coast West coast were treading idea's all the time. That's what so great about the U.S. is we have every culture under the sun here that add to the U.S. it would be very boring if we all thought the same and did the same. We need people to think different.

[@amirlegrone8232]

whats the name of the song to the instrumental

[@theryanshowfm]

Let Me Ride

[@demondwells1222]

Chris the glove Taylor from movie “ Breaking ” first La scratching DJ

[@spenser6353]

Nah. It was yella

[@donaldedmond3294]

DJ Aladin n BobCat were the best on tha west.

[@theryanshowfm]

Gotta dig in

[@dungmaker]

Dj Joe Cooley the best In the west

[@donaldedmond3294]

@@dungmaker you might as well ad DJ Pooh, chris the glove, dj reg, uncle jams army....

[@dungmaker]

@@donaldedmond3294 nah just Joe Cooley

[@marcusmarlowe7980]

I'm from Southern California we new about scratching before crush Grove beat street alot of us was on that shit ,we got tired of fucking up are grannies niddles or she did!!!

[@cristiano7654]

You could see who was in charge of the shit in the group, at the end of the video the other member of the group literally disrespectfully takes the microphone from André's hand, Eazy-E was right that on Death Row Records they took butts from smith and wesson

[@missayawk]

That pic of Kurtis Blow looks like Chris Paul.

[@JohnWatson-h1o]

Wow way up.

[@VilaToro64]

I never understood the east coast west coast beef. The West wouldn't have rap if it wasn't for the east pioneering the genre.

[@keith5991]

The history of scratching started with the washboard…then technology took over

[@Nardo-nt4mg]

You learn something that you don't give a damn about everyday

[@theryanshowfm]

So is the algorithm of life

[@c.zachbrewster9918]

1000% facts 🎉🎉🎉🎉 I have been telling people for years the EVE AFTER DARK was the first place scratching. I walked upstairs and was like yo bro fucking up the record lol but he was yella and Dre setting it off

[@louiswhite9766]

Shout out to grand wizard Theodore first person to scratch as a dj

[@raiderscorpio562]

first person to scratch on wax . nobody knows who did it first . nothing is new under the sun

[@phillyfans5641]

Crazy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@theryanshowfm]

Insane! We are going to dig deeper

[@URNOTADJ]

What year was this? Y'know what....nvmnd

[@los1923]

I still love my Screw

[@aleasecreates]

what year was that sir??? i fell in love with hip hop whem TOUGHER THAN LEATHER ALBUM DROPPED....I GOT MY ASS WHOOPED TRYNA SCRATCH ON MY DADDYS $900 NEEDLE THAT BROKE DURING MY EXPERIMENT WITH SCRATCHING 😅😅😅😅😅

[@kinetic97]

😂😂😂😂😂😅

[@reshondajenkins7844]

Damn! Curtis blow lookn like he can be Allen Iverson daddy on that pic 💯

[@Yardmastr]

My pops used to go down to the Rodeum swapmeet to watch Dre spin

[@asiaking9422]

And a great dancer

[@tonyc2415]

🔥

[@miguelacevedo5765]

The beginning of Dr Dre early career

[@Maurice572]

Fake truth. Chris "The Glove" Taylor was the first DJ on the West Coast.

[@bashirebrown6845]

Interesting, i knew that; we started that shit. I started scratching from a video off the t.v.

[@Cashmere.Kufi_88]

Nobody from Uncle Jam's army was scratching?

[@screweduptx512]

DJ SCREW WAS A TURNTABLE MASTER FROM THE SOUTH. TEXAS

[@spenser6353]

DJ premier from Texas too. Most people think he’s from NY

[@screweduptx512]

@@spenser6353 respect

[@Rudolph_Manor]

💯

[@bigdavesgrowhouse2194]

Computer love was one of the dopiest

[@bigreeb7416]

The west dont never give the east there true props

[@YusefAnderson-ds2lg]

Peace Egyptian lover dr dre for surgery wcwc🎙️👑✌️

[@stephenkinq5425]

Est/Wst LoVE

[@JosephP-b7w]

Well I was the first one to do scratching Omaha Nebraska...how bout that Mr dre

[@rianonjohnson489]

So dj Yella was never young.The one from the group.

[@biancanorthern8690]

This is the comment that I was looking for 🙌🏾You confirmed that IS DJ Yella ✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨✨🧢 🎤 🎶

[@georgethompson8196]

EAST is The Best!!!!!!!

[@lCdGarcia]

Nah, Chris the Glove Taylor was doing it

[@ggjvfghb]

االهم عم لم يمت كليا من رمي مكتوم وسلك حاد تعذيب هو اتشد من يد انثي بياع ماء بارد علي الارض بشرف عشان روحكم تبرد وما يشابه وتدعولنا بالخير ويعم الخير انتبهو واشفو واحيو بحب ما ذكر لو تحترمو وتحبو ما ذكر اشفو من خوالي راس فروات راس وتنفس صدري وشبكه عين شمس وحياه وغذاء وعيشه علم ومخ وجلطات وأمراض القلب وغسيل وصيه محمد احمد مشاري ولد مها بنت عبدالله أمر خلق

[@theryanshowfm]

Exactly

[@Leo-dr4qm]

Evil e Henry g

[@kixionary]

Young Kurtis Blow look like Mac Wilds and David DMX look like Nipsey. Just saying....

[@charlesleeiii]

So Davy DMX invented scratchin.'

[@theryanshowfm]

🔍

[@kinetic97]

No one ever said Davy D invented scratching, knucklehead....

[@spenser6353]

He said he showed yella how to scratch. He never said he invented scratching

[@gamerincorporated154]

Umm, sir i think everyone knows that. Maybe YOU just finding this out and made a video

[@GUERILLA2K]

Misleading information. Maybe to your city but definitely not the entire west coast. Scratching was out west before Dre. Clean that up.

[@ricardowordlaw2485]

The women here are oh so cute!!😅

[@Ninobrown-wl9gj]

Dr Dre was never a gangster rapper like Eazy E said he is bi..h

[@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh]

Miami had the best scratch djs! Jock j and mr mixx and magic mike were coming up with scratch mixed songs that were years ahead of their time. Jmj and all of nyc didn’t come close to what the south was doing.

[@luigiviking3667]

He's also a wife beater And for the chronics You told the Not sure who to go out and make beats for him or something like that and bring it back to him so tactically We just put it all together you didn't make anything technically

[@edbaiza7757]

Herbie Hancock invented scratching on his song ROCKIT!!!

[@kooldjnez1]

That was Dj D.ST scratching on that song and was the inventor of that style of cutting.

[@tracey1924]

Herbie Hancock is the godfather of scratch. And he's the one who brought it out go back to breakdancing And then you had Uncle jam army After that

[@caseycameron5370]

Grand mixer dxt

[@jamingjohnson2275]

Tracey, I'm sorry, but you are wrong. Herbie Hancock is not the godfather of scratching. He was not scratching on his record. Before Herbie Hancock came out with that record there was scratching going on in the streets of New York. Scratching had been going on in New York years before Herbie Hancock made his song. In fact, that's a New York Hip Hop pioneer doing the scratches on Herbie Hancock's record. If I'm not mistaken, I believe it's Jazzy J, or Grandmaster DXT. Now that part I am not sure on, but I am sure that is a New York Hip Hop pioneer doing the scratches.

[@tracey1924]

Theodore livingston

[@jamingjohnson2275]

@@tracey1924 who is that?

[@vincepreston9304]

Grandmaster DXT infinity

[@maddenkingmaddenking9699]

East costs was never was scratching back stop lying

[@johnwatson1433]

IT all comes to light later huh.

[@ariellopez4392]

Taught him how to scratch n sniff 🎶