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Rip the Rink 80
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March 28, 2008 04:52 PM PDT
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This photo is a shot of some of my family, The Rainbow Roller Rockers, back in 1981 after performing a skate show at a festival in Rochdale Village. From left to right are; Lance Cain, Rosie Saunders, Chrissy Hines, David Dean, Lisa Beal, Laura Evelyn(R.I.P.), Chucky, and on the bottom is Yvonne Allaway. This mix is a reminder of some of the best times in my life. Back in late 79 to the mid 80’s, hanging out in Rochdale Village (Queens) at the skating rink (top floor of the big mall) and then on the black top in the middle of the complex. The songs that you are listening to now are the songs that we used to play at the rink on a nightly basis. I know what you’re thinking; “how come he’s making so much fuss about going to a skating rink?” Well we didn’t just go there, we grew up there. Most of us worked there, so we were there every day regardless of the crowd. It was our home, and I’m not ashamed to admit that I cried when it closed its doors for good as the result of a few tax problems. We forged lifelong relationships and romances that still stand to this day and enjoyed parties, hangouts and vacations that most of you will only dream about. This was a time when people weren’t afraid to say “I love you” to someone and actually meant it. The people in my life at the time are still considered my dearest family and we still hang out whenever we can. We’ve had some of the best times in the world and lived through some of the worst, but right now is a time for celebration and an ounce of respect for long lasting loves. So sit back and enjoy this mix and get @ me when you’re done. Peace & Blessings

Photo courtesy of Judy Dean, sponsored by Golden Champale, Als Grocery and Golden Dragon Chinese, New York Blvd, Jamaica Queens.

Nights (Feel like getting down) – Billy Ocean
Rapper Dapper Snapper – Edwin Birdsong
More Bounce to the Ounce – Zapp featuring Roger Troutman
Don’t stop the music – Yarbrough & Peebles
Heartbeat – Taana Gardner
Can you handle it – Sharon Redd
Try it out – Gino Soccio
Let’s do it – Convertion
I need your lovin’ – Teena Marie
Love Injection – Trussel
Pop what cha’ got – One Way featuring Al Hudson
All night Thang’ – The Invisible Mans band
Sit down and eat your Break-fast. (repost w/ song titles)
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July 29, 2007 04:22 PM PDT
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Below , you will find the song listing for this podcast. It features a bunch of the original BREAKS that we used to rock back in the days. If you remember them, you'll be happy, if they're new to you, check em out and enjoy. The photo was taken on the red carpet at this years VH-1 Hip-Hop Honors - It's DJ Divine (Infinity Machine), Doctor (Zulu Nation), Easy A.D. (The Cold Crush), DJ A.J., and me (Cheda' Jones). Peace to Davy DMX and Cipher Sounds who were also there at the time, but didn't jump into the shot, and especially Chuck D (Public Enemy) who held us down when things got a little tough and VH-1 tried to front on us. More on that episode in my blog, later. Get@Me - Cheda' Jones: Industrialsoul@yahoo.com. Peace & Blessings
Stilletto - Billy Joel
Cheba-Cheba - Harlem Underground Band
Groove to get down - T-Connection
Shangri-La (Paradise) - La'Pragunta
Work Song - Pat Lundy
Daisy Lady - 7th Wonder
Theme from S.W.A.T. - Rhythm Heritage
Bra - Cymande'
Super Sperm - Captain Sky
Last Night - Ester Williams
I just wanna do my thing - Edwin Starr
Hang it up - Patrice Rushen
The Champ - The Mohawks
Bustin Loose - Chuck Brown & The Soul Searchers
Let's Dance - Pleasure
Holy Ghosts - Barkays
Assembly Line - The Commodores
Black Cow - Steely Dan
Check out the Avenue - Fat Larry's band
Funky Worm - Ohio Players
Sunday's in Hollywood 97
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July 17, 2007 06:44 PM PDT
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Sundays living in Hollywood, used to be bliss. No work to do, no clubs to go to, no videos to shoot or songs to record. Just straight “ME” time. I used to get up early, clean the bathroom and kitchen, walk down to Ralphs and get some groceries and then hit the streets. The farmers market on Wilshire or the African Market Place or 5th street Dicks, off Crenshaw. Maybe go to the movies, or out to Pasadena to hang with the family. I was easy to find in LA, because I was the only person out there who didn’t have a car. All you had to do was go to one of the bus stops and chances are you would see me getting either on or off a bus. I didn’t care though, it was just a ride, and at night you didn’t have to find a space to park it in. Peace to all the folks that I’ve spent Sundays with in LA: Danny, Nate & Joe, Seb & Mel & The crew @ REACT, Dave & Sherry & the Kids, Pure Black, Monica McKnight, Debra Wilson, P.J. Johnson, Sandy, Woody & Marcelle, The Gang at Lucy Florence Coffee House, and especially the wife, Denise & Justin (when they used to come out to stay with me) All of these people were a blessing to me and got me through the bad times and helped me to really enjoy the good ones. Dammmmmm!!! I miss LA.

The Photo is my wife Denise & her boy Hill Harper.

A Love Supreme (Intro) – John Coltrane (the Master)
Walking in Space – Quincy Jones featuring Valerie Simpson
Aja – Steely Dan (The best engineered song of all time)
Loose Ends – Sergio Mendes, Pharoah Monch, Justin Timberlake
Marrakesh – Incognito
Jade – SEAL
Tess (Oceans 11) – David Holmes
La’ Costa – Natalie Cole (Bonus track)
Un homme et ume femme – Ithamara Koorax
Ajax Park 79
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July 16, 2007 08:15 PM PDT
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Ajax Park 79 When I did this mix I was thinking about the days back in Ajax Park in South Jamaica, NY. This park was a 15 minute walk from my block and we used to get word that they were Jamming (playing music) there, and get the crew together and walk over. Only the groups with the biggest systems could play at Ajax, because the park was so big. You really had to have a monster sound to turn that park out. Some of the crews that used to play there include: The original Cipher Sounds, Infinity Machine, Phase III, Sound Experience, Professor & Company, Supreme Sounds and Together Brothers with Kid Flash. A lot of reputations were made in that park and also a lot of Hip-Hop history.
The photo above was taken by the New York Daily News, last year and features; DJ Ragu & Divine (Infinity Machine), The Original Cipher Sounds (DJ Understanding) and Me - Cheda' Jones (MC Magic in the 70's).

We are ready (intro) – The Boogie Boys
Scorpio –Dennis Coffey
Get up & Dance – Bohannon
Get the FUNK out my face – Brothers Johnson
Do what cha’ wanna’ do – T Connection
Jam on the Groove – Ralph McDonald
SOUL Makossa – Manu Dibango
Love Thang’ – First Choice
Do it any way you wanna’ – People’s Choice
Let yourself go (bonus break) – T Connection
A piece of the action – The Staple Singers (bonus cut)
Real Hip-Hop can't be Killed (part 1 of 3)
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February 15, 2007 09:13 PM PST
This True School Hip-Hop mix is dedicated to everyone that appreciates original hip-hop in its finest form. This goes out to Seb for all the days that we rode up and down Crenshaw in the mustang, listening to Pete Rock and The Audio 2. This is for Pure (lynnique the queen of speak) Black for putting me on to NaS, Cal Tjader and Me’Shell and for making me ride the Train all the way to Brooklyn from South Side just to hear them. This is for Daniel & Joe (R.I.P.) Lemelle and Nate Hughes for all the times when we had to have Rally burgers and beer instead of real meals, because we were dedicated to the cause. Oh, yeah and Scottie Trippin’, he knows who I’m talking to. This is for Richard and Julie Stumpf, and Ron Johnson who partied with me till the break of dawn on the French Riveria and then got up early and went to chase the deals. This is for Mel, Denise, Gina, Natalie, Leone, Jackie, Madison, and Crystal for including me in the creation of their dream. This is for the Queens Original Hip-Hop crew; Cipher Sounds, Infinity Machine, Sweety G, Spyder D, Phase III, Sound Experience, Supreme Sounds, Master of Sounds and Sight & Sounds for being there when I thought all there was to life was drawing for Marvel comic books. This is for DJ Wayne Ely who taught me that even little southern towns had Hip-Hop souls. This also for my boy Talib A. Haq for proving everybody wrong, and for having my back when we used to scream "New York is in the House!" at the all the wrong times in the LA House of Blues. Peace, and in the words of Ralph McDaniels; Crack is Wack! Get @ Me – Cheda’ jones
FOOTAGE FROM NEW MUSIC SEMINAR 10

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This video was taken by my boy DJ Wiz of Kid & Play. It's footage from the New Music Seminar back in the day. It starts off a little dark, but gets better as it goes along. Peace to my girl; Lynn Love (Lynnique aka Pure Black) in the video, doing the best Don King act. Dig this, see if you can catch me in the footage. I almost didn't. Cheda'

Real Hip-Hop can't be killed (part 1 of 3) by Cheda' Jones

Hip-Hop will never Die (intro) - Nas
Fresh is the word - Mantronix
Milk is Chillin' - Audio 2
Beats to the Rhyme - Run Dmc & Jam master Jay (R.I.P.)
I know you got Soul - Eric B & Rakim
Go Stetsa - Stetsasonic
Criminal Minded - Boogie Down Productions
South Bronx - Boogie Down Productions
Super Cassanova - Super Lover Cee & Cassanova Rud
Do the James (Brown) - Super Lover Cee & Cassanova Rud
Girls, I've got em Locked - Super Lover Cee & Cassanova Rud
I got it Made - Special Ed
Dwyck - Nice & Smooth and Gangstarr
Critical Beat Down - Ultramagnetic M.C.'s
Funky - Ultramagnetic M.C.'s
World Famous - The World Famous Supreme Team
Planet Searching on Glide
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January 27, 2007 12:31 AM PST
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Planet Searching on Glide – Podcast by Cheda’ Jones – 01/25/07 What’s up family, this is my first full on pod, so go easy. It’s still a work in progress. This is dedicated to all of the folks that make party’s a pleasure; the party people. Peace & Blessings to everyone that used to go to The Encore (Jamaica Queens), The Fantasia (Jamaica Queens), The Professional Club (Hampton Va.), The Big Apple (Newport News Va.), The Area (Manhattan), The Latin Quarter (Manhattan), The Roxy (Manhattan), The Fever (The Boogie Down), The PAL (The Boogie Down), Rochdale Village Skating Rink (Rochdale Queens), The Rink (Suffolk Va.), I.S.8 (Jamaica Queens), The Limelight (Manhattan), The Inferno (Manhattan), Cafe-Wha? (The Village), B-Side (Hollywood), Chocolate Bar (Beverly Hills), Fados Dois (Crenshaw), Fifth Street Dicks (Lemert Park), The House of Blues (West Hollywood), Benagains (Fayetteville N.C.), The Spot (Koln Germany), The Palladium (Koln Germany), The Martinez Hotel (Cannes France), The Strip (Amsterdam), Lucy Florence Coffee House (Hollywood Ca.), The Sky Bar (West Hollywood), 48 Park, Baisley Park, P.S. 40, Ajax park, Lincoln park, Jamaica park, Kings park (all in Jamaica Queens – The Foundation) and the rest of the many places that I can’t remember at the present time, hum, I wonder why…?

This photo is of my home girl Latharia, because she parties all over the world just like me. Global, you better ask somebody.

Planet Searching (interlude) – M-Flo
Pick Pockets (Oceans 11) – David Holmes
Marumba – Incognito
Mas, Que Nada – Leo Gandelman
Just around the ben – The Main Ingredient
The Revolution will not be televised – Gil Scott Heron
Planet Searching (interlude pt 2) – M-Flo
Transmitting live from Mars – De La Soul
Planet Searching (interlude pt 3) – M-Flo
Missione a’ Bombay – Nicola Conte
Fuoco Fatuo – Nicola Conte
Planet Searching (interlude pt 4) – M-Flo

Peace to the few friends that I have on this page right now, thanks for the support, it’s greatly appreciated. Thank you for stopping by. Get @ Me – Cheda’ Jones

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