CAsH Is a tRue VEt of tHis hERE hiPHop dJ GaMe...tHese ((( Yung peOPle ))) haVE nO rEsPeCt fOr hIPHop...!!! But WHat cAn U EXpeCT frOM tHIs ((( GENERATION ))) All theY \ hAd fOR tHE laSt 10 yEARs is ((( WACK MC'INg) & ((( WACK VIRTUAL DJs) !!!
I wonder if there's any 'swing' influence with Cash? when he vocalised along with it the phrasing sounds very horns, almost 'in the mood' glenn millerish type lean, anyone feel me? ps there's no extra points for anyone saying 'do i think cash money's horny'
I've not heard any other DJ able to do a routine like Scratchin to the Funk. 10 mins of highly creative rhythm scratching and an early form of transforming. 99% of Djs today couldn't lay off the Crab or Orbit scratch for more than a minute, or hold the interest.
It's sad that only in hip hop do people disrespect the pioneers!! I, like many dj's today remember Cash Money, Jazzy Jeff, Q-Bert, Aladdin, etc. and have so much respect for the djs of today, BUT DO NOT disrespect the pioneers! Plus, they used regular records &mixers, NOT battle records & mixers with effects already on them. This is nearly 20 years ago so cmon, show respect. Things have advanced so if you only know what is present you can't understand or respect how it was built from the past!
Cash is a Philly Legend period...without him jeff and a few others there would not be any Kid Capri's or DJ'S WHO WRECK SHOP...Cash has world supremacy belts so that tells you he wasn't just some local push over. Nobody was cutting like they were back in the day and half these DJ's today still ain't seein' em point blank.
This is great. Bullets shirt first of all. I'm from D.C. and I know that's old school. And def. skills here which is a far cry from some of todays simple sampling a hook, then sitting back and taking all the cred. Would be nice to hear him when the beat drops though.
ill....one of my heros.met him in london time ago.wud luv to get the cash money vs joe coolie battle from 1988.that was the sh*t.think it was at the seminar convention
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fuck cash money.. hes wack as shit.. he bit this routine from the original DJ Spinbad ( from philly.. not the white boy spinbad that stole his name ).. but he ( cash money ) sucks so bad the routine is shyte
that is true about Spinbad, so underrated and sadly often confused with NYC Spinbad, but thats still a stupid ass reason to hate on CashMoney. Your an ignorant fool if you think CashMoney sucks! He's a world champ! Mabye Spinbad is better, but your really gonna say Cash is wack as shit? Plus if you knew anything about the situation you would know that Cash has always given spinbad credit for being the first one he had seen do the scratch, Cash just thought he could do it faster!
Some people don't have any fuckin respect talkin about Cash is wack as shit. I bet the geezer couldn't scratch his fuckin ass, let alone scratch like Cash.
There's some jokers on this youtube thing, for real.
i saw the movies transformers a few years ago and couldnt help but think about the transformer scratch. i love 80's hip hop. it was always something new and fresh and original
i ben a fan since around the early 80's. the days of th rblock paries. cash lived on my block (57th st between thomas and whitby) southwest philly. but he wasnt "thee' cash money" back then. he was just jerome.
then you must also know of kydd fresh,doctor rox & co,doctor jr kool,tat money,steady b,grand dragon kd,schoolly d,code money,spinbad,shockwave,royal ron,robbie b & dj jazzy j,singing mc breeze,dj trevor,the slice label..etc..
i'm from amsterdam europe and grew up with hiphop from philly,they had that unique flava..
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How the fuck can U call yourself doing a documentary on turntablism & relegate the likes of Cash Money, DJ Jazzy Jeff, etc., to the DVD "extra footage"?
How can U do that?
That's like doin' a documentary on MC'n & relegating the likes of Rakim, LL, KRS ONE & Big Daddy Kane to the "additional/extra footage", but NOT within the MAIN part of the documentary itself LOL!!
i agree, Philly was the new standard and make A LOT of contributions to the game. These guys could cut on time and not be all over the place with that egg, sausage, and cheese and everything but the kitchen sink scratch!
to all turdtablist this is REAL rhythm scratching. learn how to stay on beat first,before you start crabin and orbin all over the fuckin place!! thats why RAPPERS never ask you guys to scratch on their records anymore!! ya'll skip the basics in order to copy QBERTso bad!!
the first time i heard someone doing a chirp scratch was in 1985 by a record called "scratching to the funk" by cash money.i didn't know how it was done but it sounded really fast.
then i saw hitman howie tee on tv doing bang zoom with the real roxanne and i saw him playbacking a perfect chirp he did on the actual bang zoom record..
so now i knew how it was done and it was time for me to take the chirp to the next level,i practiced it to perfection when i got my first set of turntables.
I usually can watch a DJ and know how they're doing what they do, "NOT THIS GUY" Cash is simply the best I've ever seen, I've been a fan since the 12" record of "Play it Cool" and "Ugly People Be Quiet"!
He got the scratch funk. A lot of people don't realise that beng able to do complex scratch techniques doesn't automatically = funk and flow. Thanks for posting. Peace.
I remember how blown away I was when I first saw him transform, because everybody else used the phono/line switch on their mixers, and he did it even better with the crossfader, which up until then I didn't even think was possible
Also keep in mind that back then there was no such thing as an adjustable "fader curve"... believe me, I know and respect all the Oldschool DJ's, but when Cash came out with his DMC routine and his album, no one could hang with him for a minute when it came to REALLY cuttin funky and on point without stealing anyone's style...@Mackaveli... sorry I never heard of the "original" DJ Spinbad... let's see some "original" footage
@DJChrisLoot there's footage of the Original DJ Spinbad on youtube...I was jus' watch'n him doin' a function in '04...he was kill'n the transformer scratch...not betta than Jeff or Cash, but he was displayin' it!!!
@DJChrisLoot yeah boy cross-fader curve is straight up cheating in my books and dont buy into the cash/spinbad bullshit because they are quite different in styles
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djalvind 4 days ago
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djalvind 4 days ago
I grew up with this Cash in the hood in Lansdowne.. We used to go over his house and watch him cut whenever he would let us..
best Dj to ever touch a turntable
MrRasheed7 3 weeks ago
I wonder if there's any 'swing' influence with Cash? when he vocalised along with it the phrasing sounds very horns, almost 'in the mood' glenn millerish type lean, anyone feel me? ps there's no extra points for anyone saying 'do i think cash money's horny'
STEPASAUR 1 month ago
Fucking Awesome!
genni27libra 2 months ago
fucking awesome!
genni27libra 2 months ago
I've not heard any other DJ able to do a routine like Scratchin to the Funk. 10 mins of highly creative rhythm scratching and an early form of transforming. 99% of Djs today couldn't lay off the Crab or Orbit scratch for more than a minute, or hold the interest.
maccagrabme 3 months ago
dis cat was advanced in his time..his breakdowns started it all.. clean doubles, basic chase patterns..and a lot of fader work.
drvenhrd46 3 months ago
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Ricardo347500 4 months ago
DOPE!!!!!!!
jivee123 8 months ago
It's sad that only in hip hop do people disrespect the pioneers!! I, like many dj's today remember Cash Money, Jazzy Jeff, Q-Bert, Aladdin, etc. and have so much respect for the djs of today, BUT DO NOT disrespect the pioneers! Plus, they used regular records &mixers, NOT battle records & mixers with effects already on them. This is nearly 20 years ago so cmon, show respect. Things have advanced so if you only know what is present you can't understand or respect how it was built from the past!
djprinceice 1 year ago
Cash is a Philly Legend period...without him jeff and a few others there would not be any Kid Capri's or DJ'S WHO WRECK SHOP...Cash has world supremacy belts so that tells you he wasn't just some local push over. Nobody was cutting like they were back in the day and half these DJ's today still ain't seein' em point blank.
jimmy67luv 1 year ago 3
This is great. Bullets shirt first of all. I'm from D.C. and I know that's old school. And def. skills here which is a far cry from some of todays simple sampling a hook, then sitting back and taking all the cred. Would be nice to hear him when the beat drops though.
RikJamezBich 1 year ago
I remember Spinbad transforming at shows back in the day but as i recall Jeff put it on wax first.
djkaneck1 1 year ago 2
@djkaneck1 i believe Grand Dragon KD put it on wax first. Check out Steady B's Bring the Beat Back..
svh01 9 months ago
@djkaneck1 i believe Grand Dragon KD put it on wax first. Check out Steady B's Bring the Beat Back..
svh01 9 months ago
Cash is muh man and all that, for MANY years but listening to him talk here, you'd think he invented DJ'ing.
reps456 1 year ago
this got my birds to start chirping like none other
CrackHamsters 1 year ago
2tuff was dope from tuff kru...mix master ice(UTFO)...curt kazal(JVC FORCE)...louie lou(T LA ROK)...joe coolie...daddy rich (3rd bass) dj alladin
djpressure123 1 year ago
ill....one of my heros.met him in london time ago.wud luv to get the cash money vs joe coolie battle from 1988.that was the sh*t.think it was at the seminar convention
djpressure123 1 year ago
I'd like to sit down and talk with Cash, I bet he has millions of stories.
MAGIKORBIT 1 year ago
one of the best scratchers EVER..
BASSAROVER 1 year ago
THE EMPEROR OF TURNTABLES FOREVER!!!
djgups 1 year ago
the orginal transformer enough said then came jazzy jeff
johnn2sexy4you 1 year ago
Bro wish u stuk to vynil , ur way better on that , word new zealands dj ned roy nye 2009 matakana gd 2cu again
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fuck cash money.. hes wack as shit.. he bit this routine from the original DJ Spinbad ( from philly.. not the white boy spinbad that stole his name ).. but he ( cash money ) sucks so bad the routine is shyte
Mackaveli420 2 years ago
yes, the OG DJ Spinbad never really got the recognition he deserved.. the true creator of the transform.
benzit0 2 years ago 7
word my friend....same for joe coolie.........daddy rich..
djpressure123 1 year ago
yes my friend....same for joe coolie & daddy rich
djpressure123 1 year ago
@benzit0
DJ spinbad was the man yo! I had a few of his cassette tapes.
yn1scott 6 months ago
preach benzit0.. sup bro
Mackaveli420 2 years ago
@Mackaveli420
that is true about Spinbad, so underrated and sadly often confused with NYC Spinbad, but thats still a stupid ass reason to hate on CashMoney. Your an ignorant fool if you think CashMoney sucks! He's a world champ! Mabye Spinbad is better, but your really gonna say Cash is wack as shit? Plus if you knew anything about the situation you would know that Cash has always given spinbad credit for being the first one he had seen do the scratch, Cash just thought he could do it faster!
deejaybmoney 2 years ago 2
Agreed.
Some people don't have any fuckin respect talkin about Cash is wack as shit. I bet the geezer couldn't scratch his fuckin ass, let alone scratch like Cash.
There's some jokers on this youtube thing, for real.
LinxAudio 2 years ago 12
@Mackaveli420 get a grip and have some respect, ffs.
ElAlexxis 1 year ago
this man is either a genius or an idiot, I can't tell yet cuz i'm not smart enough to understand it. Poor guy is to good for common ears.
personaljesus99 2 years ago
After 11 years it still sounds so fresh and he can cut with both hands.....WOW
l0nni 2 years ago
i saw the movies transformers a few years ago and couldnt help but think about the transformer scratch. i love 80's hip hop. it was always something new and fresh and original
MrPhillyrick1 2 years ago
i ben a fan since around the early 80's. the days of th rblock paries. cash lived on my block (57th st between thomas and whitby) southwest philly. but he wasnt "thee' cash money" back then. he was just jerome.
MrPhillyrick1 2 years ago
then you must also know of kydd fresh,doctor rox & co,doctor jr kool,tat money,steady b,grand dragon kd,schoolly d,code money,spinbad,shockwave,royal ron,robbie b & dj jazzy j,singing mc breeze,dj trevor,the slice label..etc..
i'm from amsterdam europe and grew up with hiphop from philly,they had that unique flava..
sweepee4pres 2 years ago
@sweepee4pres yes indeed. all those people plus many more shaped me into the b boy i became.
scholly d(psk gucci time), breeze(discombobulator), steady b( in jail for life)
spinbad, code money and all those were regulars on the hip hop scene in philly.
its nice to know that overseas these people were known. some of the people you mentioned, i forgot about.
such as code money, robbie b, spinbad.
all these people would spin at block parties all night.
MrPhillyrick1 2 years ago
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BrittPhillips 2 years ago
i seen cash money & marvelous in edmonton, alberta, canada back in 88! my first hip hop concert
DVOG2TONTONY 2 years ago
I was pissed when I 1st saw "Scratch"
How the fuck can U call yourself doing a documentary on turntablism & relegate the likes of Cash Money, DJ Jazzy Jeff, etc., to the DVD "extra footage"?
How can U do that?
That's like doin' a documentary on MC'n & relegating the likes of Rakim, LL, KRS ONE & Big Daddy Kane to the "additional/extra footage", but NOT within the MAIN part of the documentary itself LOL!!
That Phil.a.Sophical joint NEEDS to drop ASAP..
blackadam06 2 years ago 2
i agree, Philly was the new standard and make A LOT of contributions to the game. These guys could cut on time and not be all over the place with that egg, sausage, and cheese and everything but the kitchen sink scratch!
ginsud 2 years ago
the best scratch deejays are:
DJ. CASHMONEY
DJ. JAZZY JEFF
DJ. SUPREME (HIJACK)
DJ. UNDERCOVER (HIJACK)
then after these, DJ. FLARE, and DJ. Q-BERT.
insanemacbeth 2 years ago
dont forget dj raja
treeZon1 2 years ago
You know nuff peeps are gonna try diss you for putting Q-Bert down there lol
What about Dj Scratch?
LinxAudio 2 years ago
cashmoney rules. best DJ ever
nissegurra1 2 years ago
to all turdtablist this is REAL rhythm scratching. learn how to stay on beat first,before you start crabin and orbin all over the fuckin place!! thats why RAPPERS never ask you guys to scratch on their records anymore!! ya'll skip the basics in order to copy QBERTso bad!!
ozoid455 2 years ago 2
I remember those days..lots of WD40 being used on the faders LOL
flyingshrapnel09 2 years ago
yo cash's new name should be the "AMBASSADOR"
djswendab 2 years ago
real DJS stand the fuck up! to many of these wack wannabes these days!!!
JimHrdz 2 years ago 2
doesn't get any better than this, the greatest!!
guinessgenius 2 years ago
One of many legendary Philly DJ's
marvelandgroup 2 years ago 2
the first time i heard someone doing a chirp scratch was in 1985 by a record called "scratching to the funk" by cash money.i didn't know how it was done but it sounded really fast.
then i saw hitman howie tee on tv doing bang zoom with the real roxanne and i saw him playbacking a perfect chirp he did on the actual bang zoom record..
so now i knew how it was done and it was time for me to take the chirp to the next level,i practiced it to perfection when i got my first set of turntables.
rockinda2techs 2 years ago
cash money is "the" man!
rickskimusik 2 years ago
I usually can watch a DJ and know how they're doing what they do, "NOT THIS GUY" Cash is simply the best I've ever seen, I've been a fan since the 12" record of "Play it Cool" and "Ugly People Be Quiet"!
chuckjam27 2 years ago
He got the scratch funk. A lot of people don't realise that beng able to do complex scratch techniques doesn't automatically = funk and flow. Thanks for posting. Peace.
shorterocks 2 years ago 2
I remember how blown away I was when I first saw him transform, because everybody else used the phono/line switch on their mixers, and he did it even better with the crossfader, which up until then I didn't even think was possible
DJChrisLoot 2 years ago 2
lol Exactly!
I always thought transforming was done with the phono line switch too until I saw Cash on DMC 88.
Seeing Cash transform with the fader was a revelation back then! lol
LinxAudio 2 years ago
@LinxAudio
Also keep in mind that back then there was no such thing as an adjustable "fader curve"... believe me, I know and respect all the Oldschool DJ's, but when Cash came out with his DMC routine and his album, no one could hang with him for a minute when it came to REALLY cuttin funky and on point without stealing anyone's style...@Mackaveli... sorry I never heard of the "original" DJ Spinbad... let's see some "original" footage
DJChrisLoot 2 years ago 4
@DJChrisLoot there's footage of the Original DJ Spinbad on youtube...I was jus' watch'n him doin' a function in '04...he was kill'n the transformer scratch...not betta than Jeff or Cash, but he was displayin' it!!!
meechamaka411 1 year ago
@DJChrisLoot yeah boy cross-fader curve is straight up cheating in my books and dont buy into the cash/spinbad bullshit because they are quite different in styles
djrakman 1 year ago
legendary
bigshot1111 3 years ago
dop3. thnx for posting this.
JohnnyTrotz 3 years ago