Party Arty Tribute Mix (12.06.08)

On the two year anniversary of the passing of D.I.T.C. member Party Arty, we look back on the music he created. Taken from 12/6/2008 show. R.I.P. Party Arty.
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R.I.P. K-Tone of D2ThaS (Tribute Mix)

Here's the K-Tone of D2ThaS tribute from last month's show. We wanted to isolate it just in case you guys didnt get a chance to listen to it.
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Playlist:

Gimmie My Wreck - D2ThaS
Come Widdit - D2ThaS
Doomsday - D2ThaS
Sound of Revolution - D2ThaS
My Brothers Keeper - D2ThaS
Livin in a Hellhole - D2ThaS
Livin in a Hellhole (Remix) D2ThaS
Devistate - E.C.Illa ft. K-Tone
Caps Get Peeled - D2ThaS
Dissin these Fools - D2ThaS

R.I.P. Mr. Magic

Hip Hop lost another pioneer today as founder of 'Rap Attack' Mr. Magic passed away today from a heart attack.

'Rap Attack', which debuted on WBLS-FM (New York) in 1983 and featured Marly Marl and Tyrone 'Fly Ty' Williams, was responsible for giving many hip hop legends their first radio airplay and lending mainstream credibility to Hip-Hop music in its early years.

The fact is, there would be no Hip Hop Project radio show if it wasn't for Mr. Magic and people like him. We are truly in debt to him and his contributions. Every show we have ever done has been in many ways a tribute to him, so we will continue the mission of playing quality hip hop music on the radio and spreading the message to as many people as possible.

R.I.P. Mr. Magic

Dj Premier said this earlier today:

"True hip hop heads know that his history is so long due to him being the first rap mixshow to ever be on commercial radio on New York’s WBLS (107.5) with Marley Marl and Fly Ty in 1982-1984. Then went on to to WHBI in October 1984 and then back to WBLS in 1985 and WDAS in Philly. Simultaneously he paved the way for all radio stations that ever did mixshows and also sparked the career of Boogie Down Productions due to the ids he showed when they came to shop their demo to him and was turned away which then sparked “South Bronx” and “The Bridge Is Over”. He was known for his direct and sarcastic attitude on the air and every artist wanted his approval when it came to breaking new records. He even had songs dedicated to him by the legendary Whodini (”Mr. Magic’s Wand”) which was surprisingly produced by one of my favorite artists, Thomas Dolby.

Shouts out to Marley Marl & Fly Ty for the correct information on this. Rest in Peace Mr. Magic. -DJ Premier"