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C-Funk - About Funkin Time

RIP INFO

ALBUM: About Funkin Time
SOURCE: CDDA

RIP DATE: 2/15/2009   ║      TOTAL TRACKS: 12  PLAYTIME: 00:50:19
STREET DATE: ??/??/2009

RLS TYPE: Album
BITRATE: 127kbps        ║     GENRE: Gangsta
CBR/VBR?: VBR            ║     LABEL: WorldWideMusic
SIZE: 62.16 MB       ║    RIPPER: Team CR 2007

ARTIST LOCATION->              Yay Area, Ca              <-ARTIST LOCATION

URL->                            http://                             <-URL

RELEASE NOTES

Got !ProHoeZak? Most of the world has been unknowingly under his
influence since the 80's and remain addicted to his flavor and
grooves. !ProHoeZak? got his start as Cap'n -Crunch in the 1985 seminal
rap sensation Rated X. Rated X's album sales and æparty-till-you-dropÆ
live shows caught the attention of hip hop æGeneralsÆ such as Shock G
(Digital Underground) Chuck D. (Public Enemy) & Paris, who sought his
talents for their projects as hip-hop began its military assault on
the world. While still under contract to independent succession
records, Cap'n Crunch shortened his moniker to C-Funk and went solo. In
the midst of a successful solo career he produced tracks for Digital
Underground (Tommy Boy), Public Enemy (Def Jam) and produced the
highly successful Conscious Daughters (ScareFace).

Chuck D. then tapped the up & coming performer/producer to open for
Public Enemy on consecutive tours from 1988 - 1992. As and opening
act, C-Funk not only rocked the house but usually stole the show. His
showmanship fused not only the newest hip-hop moves but incorporated
an array of 40's, 60's, and 70's dance moves. His self choreographed
impassioned performances also won him opening slots on the Hit Squad
Tour featuring EPMD, Das EFX, Redman, Rodney O and Joe Cooley, Naughty
by Nature and Tupac.

C-Funk's production skills, artistic vision & kinetic style landed him
in commercials for the movie "Diggstown" (starring James Woods & Louis
Gosset Jr.) and Public Enemy's home video release "Fight the Power"
where he even designed and created the Flavor Flav cereal box. Paris
signed C-Funk to Scarface/Priority Records where he recorded "3
Dimensional Ear Pleasure" which yielded the hit single "Lime in Ya
Coconut." C-Funk's artistic vision was the basis & storyboards for the
video which garnered heavy airplay on MTV, The Box & BET, where he was
asked to host several "Rap City" episodes. He produced two tracks for
ParisÆ "Guerrilla Funk" (Scarface) CD which became singles and videos
that featured his appearance. This lead to his production of the
platinum "Gamers" album by the Conscious Daughters and his appearance
in the Gamers video.

His production lists reads like "who's who of hip-hop"; E-40 (Jive),
The Click (Jive), JT the Bigga Figga (Get Low), Bloody-Mary (Death
Row), San Quinn (Get Low) and Messy Marv (Get Low). Even such sports
luminaries as Ricky Walters (now retired NFL running back) & Delta
O'Neal (NFL cornerback) have enlisted his services for their albums.
In 1998, he was the youngest artist to be inducted in the Hip-Hop Hall
of Fame & the San Francisco Hip-Hop museum.

In 2001, C-Funk changed his name to !ProHoeZak? and took his
considerable talents to the next level. He has starred in an HBO
feature film titled "Who Makes the Rules" (Sagg Films) and racked up
production credits for Daz Dillinger (Deathrow), Kurupt (Deathrow),
Kokane (Doggystyle), Suga Free (Atlantic), Yukmouth (Rap-A-Lot) and
Night Owl (Priority).

In 2003, !ProHoeZak? teamed up with the "SugarRay" band, as a writer
and guest vocalist for "Mr. Bartender (It's So Easy)" on their 5th
album titled "In the Pursuit of Leisure." Impressed with the artist's
versatility, style, and charisma, SugarRay's lead vocalist Mark
McGrath invited !ProHoeZak? to tour with the band and appear in the
video of "Mr. Bartender." Courteousy of SugarRay, !ProHoeZak? appeared
on the Good Morning America show as well as the Jay Leno show where he
performed on both shows with SugarRay.

In his current incarnation, !ProHoeZak?æs sense of groove not only
draws from the current and future sound, but packs enough 70's vibe to
insure the preservation of the motion of hips worldwide.

TRACKLIST

1. L-One Intro                                                     1:12
2. Going Dumb In My Whip                                           4:46
3. U Ain't Shit                                                    4:46
4. Ladies                                                          4:01
5. Hyphy Juice                                                     4:07
6. Coke Money                                                      4:32
7. Watch Out Boy                                                   4:52
8. You Need A Pimp?                                                4:42
9. Child Support                                                   4:39
10. Freaky Baby                                                     4:52
11. Snitchin                                                        4:09
12. Going Dumb In My Whip (Radio)                                   3:41

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