THE 45 KING EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JACKY JASPER

Part 1

It was my pleasure to speak with legendary Hip Hop icon: The 45 King. We conversed about many other ground-breaking Hip-Hop artists which The 45 King made HITS for including Queen Latifah and Kurtis Blow.

If you’re interested (I was) to learn how one of Hip Hop’s premiere artists came up with the name “The 45 King”, I encourage all my readers to check this interview. Not only will you learn about the background of his stage name, but he’ll also share with you his experiences while working with “New Kids On The Block” as well as Pop’s diva – Madonna.
This legend has worked with countless major artists in the music business. Who do you think produced Eminem’s hit record “Stan”?.

Today’s episode ” The Music Man “….

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(originally published October 7, 2009)

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7 Responses to “THE 45 KING EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW WITH JACKY JASPER”

1. DJCHURCHSHOES | October 7th, 2009 at 15:31

   THANKS FOR CONTINUEING TO UPDATE US ON SOME OLSKOOL KNOWLEDGE….I DIDNT KNOW DAVY D WAS KUTIS BLOWS DJ. I REMEMBER HEREING ‘ONE FOR THE TREBLE’ ON KDAY BACK IN THE DAY. NOW I GOT THE RECORD AND I CAN HEAR IT WHENEVER….PEACE TO THE 45 KING AS WELL!

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2. Black Alien | December 14th, 2010 at 04:28

   This is my dude ..You can still rock 900 number or Latee kickin the flavors and they bang…

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   jackyjasper Reply:
   December 18th, 2010 at 10:11

   45 King is too cool…

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3. jerk chicken | December 14th, 2010 at 09:00

   Thanks for some really great insight into the music scene of days gone by. Stories like that are precious, because of the charisma of the artists of that era – you can hear that creativity and charisma coming through in the interviews. I don’t think we’re going to be hearing too many stories from the new batch, who get so much just handed to them. Way too many of them are too wrapped up in themselves to even give and interview anyway. Nobody’s going to want to hear Simon Cowell reminisce either.

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   jerk chicken Reply:
   December 14th, 2010 at 09:00

   Fame is temporary, class is permanent.

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   Cboone1975 Reply:
   October 21st, 2011 at 12:35

   Love it.

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4. BlackAnastasia | October 21st, 2011 at 20:35

   Dude had a album that was named”Master Of The Game” hack in 1991.He also produced”HardKnock Life” for JayZ.

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