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Me & Gr& Phee been tryin’ to get this episode poppin for years and we finally got the schedules straight for him and Rhyson to make their way up to The Bronx. We pulled off a full day’s worth of mixing so take your time and enjoy this musical marathon!

PART TWO:

Brooklyn’s own ILLA GHEE made his way up to the Bronx for STREET VISION RADIO over the weekend. This brother has a long history in the game and much more on the horizon! Enjoy…

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PART TWO

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PART TWO:

This week, the Independent Segment returns as we give away THE MOMO AWARD for the first time LIVE on the air! Now we let the people decide who gets it in the live chatroom. Be sure to get your submissions in for the next Indy Segement! Send new music to thereadyceeshow@gmail.com

In the second half of this week’s episode we feature an exclusive interview with HOMEBOY SANDMAN. HOMEBOY SANDMAN is quickly rising as one of New York City’s most recommended MCs to keep an eye out for. His unique style and raw flavor has been garnishing him a lot of attention from the streets to the media. He stops by the lab in The Bronx to kick it with Ready Cee & Mixx & let us in on what he’s got cooking!

PART ONE (MP3 AUDIO):

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PART TWO (MP3 AUDIO):

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CHECK OUT THE VIDEO:

Street Vision Radio kicks off with a double shot of features! Deejay Element stops by to provide the sound on the 1-2s along with DJ Ready Cee & DJ Mixx but he didn’t come alone! El Gant makes a surprise appearance in The Bronx and gives us an update as to what’s been brewing in his lab! Enjoy!

Big respect goes out to everyone who tuned in all or most of the day yesterday for our MLK DAY MIXMASTER MARATHON! Many people use that term “DJ” very loosely nowadays and we felt it was our duty to provide a real definition of the term in our own way by smashing the 1-2s non-stop for 12 hours straight! Salute to The One Arm Bandit, DJ Mixx, DJ Swift, DJ Killa Kal and the incredible DJ Snuu The Butcher who murdered it as usual. Shouts go out to everyone who came thru the lab during the broadcast, Phil Da Pain, The Proper MC, Parakhan and of course The Sexcee Goddess who held down and moderated the chat room all day! And a special shout definitely goes out to SAV KILLZ who came thru as our special guest!

We’ve complied the entire Marathon in order for your viewing pleasure below!
12 HOURS OF LIVE MIXING BY NEW YORK CITY’S MOST POWERFUL DJ BATTALION, THE READY CEE SHOW!!

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PART TWO

PART THREE

PART FOUR

PART FIVE

This Saturday, January 9th, we’re proud to premier the first episode of STREET VISION RADIO on THATSHIPHOP.COM! DJ Ready Cee & DJ Mixx join a cast of super-star DJs throughout the weekly line-up of live shows on ThatsHiphop.com beginning this weekend and every Saturday thereafter.  On our opening show we welcome the legendary A.G. of Diggin In The Crates live on the show broadcasting straight from The Boogie Down Bronx, NYC! Be sure to check back soon for our full schedule of guests artists & DJs scheduled to come through Street Vision Radio! Here’s the current weekly line-up:
Mondays Dj Green Lantern 10pmEt(Chat)*
Tuesdays Grind City Radio 7pmEt
Tuesdays SuperStar Jay 8pmEt
Tuesdays Dj Tony Touch 9pmEt(Chat)*
Weds Dj Thoro & Cassidy 8pmEt ( Coming Soon )
Weds Forbes DVD Presents FU RADIO 10pm ET ( Coming Soon )
Thursdays RS RADIO 8pmEt, Dj Blazita 10pmEt
Fridays DJ Furious Stylez 7pmEt
Fridays Dj Strong Boy 9pmEt ( Coming Soon )
Saturdays Street Vision Radio w/ Dj Ready Cee & Dj Mixx 8pm Et
Saturdays DJ Self VIP Sat’s 10pmEt ( Chat )*
Sundays Simply Stylez Radio 10pmet

HAPPY NEW YEAR GOES OUT TO ALL OUR LISTENERS WORLD-WIDE!!!

We’ve just about made it past the first decade of the new millennium and what a wild ten years its been!
In 2010 THE READY CEE SHOW will be conducting a year-long celebration of REAL HIPHOP in conjunction with our 10 YEAR ANNIVERSARY! This episode marks the launch of a string of events that will last the entire year and beyond! BE SURE to stay up with us here at thereadyceeshow.com and keep up to date with all the information we’ll be releasing.

New Years Eve is one of the biggest party nights of the year and everyone wants to hear the right music. In case you’re caught up in a New Years Eve situation with a WACK DJ, this special mix will give you an instant arsenal of FUNK to pop in to any system and control the party! Don’t be a victim of WACK DJ’s this New Year! Download THE READY CEE SHOW 2010 HIPHOP ODYSSEY BALLISTIC FUNK GRENADE MIX featuring DJ READY CEE & DJ MIXX on the 1-2s RIGHT NOW!!

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From MTV Newsroom:

Legendary Graffiti Artist Phade Creates Mural For Hip-Hop Museum

Posted 12/23/09 3:39 pm ET by MTV News in Music

By Rahman Dukes

If you ask iconic New York City graffiti artist Phade (better known as Shirt King Phade from the legendary Shirt Kingz) about the current state of hip-hop, he’d more than likely tell you it’s alive and breathing and resides in the Bronx, New York.

Whether you agree or disagree, Phade has been around the culture for decades and just like any other passionate hip hop fan is entitled to his opinion. But the difference between Phade and your average fan is Phade has lived the life of a rapper. And his crew, the Shirt Kingz, are his clique.

For those who may not be aware, Phade and the almighty Shirt Kingz carved a name for themselves in hip hop history by hooking up some of the ’80s biggest acts with customized clothing. From LL Cool J to BBD to Biz Markie to Jay-Z, you weren’t considered royalty in hip-hop if you didn’t own a piece of clothing from the Shirt Kingz.

While the days of Phade and his brothers Nike and the late Kashim designing shirts for the likes of Big Daddy Kane (featuring cartoon character Wyle E. Coyote holding a bottle of Olde English malt liquor) have passed behind him, Phade and Nike still remind the hip-hop community where the origins of the music came from: the art.

For the past week, Phade has been hard at work on his latest masterpiece: A mural for the Hip-Hop Cultural Museum located in Harlem, New York. The mural will officially be displayed in early January and the hood is sure to be delighted at Phade’s work. The mural, as according by Phade, incorporates the four elements of hip-hp: The DJ, the MC, th B-Boy and the graffiti artist.

Some of the forefathers Phade credits with moving the culture include God, Kool Herc, Grand Master Flash, Furious 5, Grand Wizard Theodore, Spoonin’-Gee, Mercedes Ladies, Busy Bee, Fantastic Romantic 5, Crash Crew, Brucie B, Horny Horn & Ace Shades, Run-DMC, Sparky D, DJ S&S, Egyptian Lover, Evil E, Hengee, Rahmell Zee, Rock Steady Crew, UTFO, fellow artists Phase2, Riff 170, A-Riley, Kase2, Chain3 In, Zax 1, LK, Tybu2, Vine, Comet, Blade, Ree2, Slay1. Also, hip-hop pioneers such as Sugar Hill Gang, Parlament Funkadelic, Roger & Zapp Band, Kool & the Gang, Black Byrds, Herbie Hancock, Stevie Wonder, Divine Sounds, Dexter Wansel, Barry White, Isaac Hayes, ET, Curtis Mayfield, Chaka, Jackson 5, Sylvers, Sunshine Band, Chaka Khan, Earth Wind & Fire, authors Donald Goines, Langston Hughes James Baldwin and many more.

Not to forget landmarks that have also influenced the culture such as the Abyssinian Baptist and Audubon Ballroom in Harlem, NY.

Hip-hop would not be where it is today if it were not for the likes of the late, great Marcus Garvey, Mahalia Jackson, Tito Puente, Louis Armstrong, James Brown, Billie Holiday, Sammy Davis Jr., Amiri Bakari, Martin Luther King, Malcolm-X, Adam Clayton Powell, W.E.B. Duboise, Michael Jackson and Jam Master Jay.

It was only fitting for the Christmas holiday that your favorite hip-hop team give you a gift that you can’t purchase at your local department store. Happy holidays.
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Our friend, the incredible DJ JS-1, sent us a late Christmas gift today in the form of ‘LISTENING PLEASURES’. A mix he created in the mid-nineties that’s never been released to the public! This link won’t be around forever so grab it while you still can and ENJOY!

(Mixed in 1996 or 1997?)
120 minutes long

Side One
1 – Craig G – Rip Ya To Shreds intro
2 – Lord Finesse –
3 – EPMD – Big Payback
4 – Rakim – Rated R
5 – Gangstarr – Here is the Proof
6 – Percee P , AG, & Lord Finesse – Yes U May
7 – JS1 sratch interlude
8 – Main Source – Large Professor
9 – Masta Ace – Eyes on the Prize
10 – Organized Konfusion –
11 – Slick Rick – Lick The Balls
12 – Special Ed – Im Taxin’
13 – KRS-one – Feel The Vibe, Feel The Beat
14 – Mr Voodoo – Lyrical Tactics

Side Two
1 – Organized Konfusion – prisoners of war
2 – Ultramagnetic Mc’s – Aint it Good To Ya
3 – Big Daddy Kane – wrath of kane
4 – Pete Rock & CL Smooth – All Souled Out
5 – JS1 scratch interlude
6 – Freshco & Miz – Now Ya Know freestyle
7 – UBC – Mailin’ It Frosty
8 – Low Profile – Pay Dues
9 – Stezo – Bring The Horns
10 – JS1 scratch interlude – Public Enemy – Rebel beat
11 – KRS-one – Still # 1 freestyle remix
12 – Jungle Brothers – Straight Out the Jungle

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There’s alot of pathetic attempts at Hiphop mixshows goin on out there on this vast plane of podcasting and THE READY CEE SHOW is your audible mortar to fire back at the phony fake frauds who keep tryin to invade your earhole!

This week DJ Mixx steps in to set things off with all the new shit! Fresh joints this week from Army of the Pharaohs, Strong Arm Steady, BlackRoc and more!

Also this week, Ready Cee digs in The Ready Cee Show inbox and presents independent music from Raks & Hassan Mackie, Mes, HorseBully, Eddie Brock & Ace Lover! Enjoy the show!

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Ok, so I hopped in a cab on 34th & 8th Ave in front of Madison Square Garden.. actaully I didn’t just hop in, the hack fuck rolled down the window and asked where I was goin first (illegal). I was only going up to 75th & Broadway. Had I needed to go home to the BRONX he would have rolled the window back up and bounced dumb quick. But being a Black Man in Manhattan and seeing that it was cold as FUCK and pouring outside I just let it slide and got in.

Every cab has the driver’s identification posted in the window of the back seat and it states the driver’s name and license info. 1,000% of NYC cab drivers are foreign cats from all corners of the globe. This dude was from somewhere, who knows. All I know is his name was Phat Ho….. PHAT HO FAM!! Hahahaha

As you can probably tell we’ve been pickin up steam around here lately and gettin a lot of posts up. You’ll see a lot more from now on as we take the show and the site into a new decade and incorporate new technology as we go along.
We communicate instantly with thousands of people, we use GPS & location aware devices to track people down, we even broadcast live video feeds from our cell phones. There’s loads of new gadgetry to take advantage of in this new Hiphop age and living in New York City provides plenty of content for those gadgets to capture!
So enjoy my new ‘Mobile Madness’ feature as I capture weird shit on the go throughout NYC! And what better way to start than with BLING TEETH?? I found this at my local laundromat in The Bronx and had to cop a new set of fronts! I tried but I didn’t have enough quarters to “Collect All 10 Grillz” so I had to settle for 3 of the same fangs. I’m on a mission!

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