Gordon Gartrell Radio – Episode 8
Hahaha, I just clicked play on the newest edition of GGR and it’s already gold. Phonte’s opening joint is his tribute to Aaron Hall and Keith Sweat, and it only gets better from that point on:
This week Phonte discusses how John McCain has officially ethered himself, the failure of the American education system, and uncovers a lost duet between Keith Sweat and Aaron Hall.
- Phonte “I Wanna Do Ya Baby”
- D.R. “Hands Down”
- Q-Tip “Gettin Up”
- Jesse Boykins III “Tabloids” (Machinedrum Remix)
- Dwele “Feels So Good”
- Spon “Tango Flo” (feat. P.K. The Gift)
- The Randy Watson Experience “Electric Circus”
- The Randy Watson Experience “Paisley Rain & Purple Pancakes (i.e. Nigga I Ate Shrimp In Studio B)”
- The Herbaliser “It’s Just For You”
- RJD2 “Caged Bird”
- James Pants “Good Things”
- Pete Rock “That’s What I’m Talking About”
- Mary J. Blige “You Bring Me Joy”
- Slum Village “Fall In Love”
- Robert Strauss “Rhythm Of Life” (feat. Ritchie Henessey & Chris Rouse) (Yoruba Soul Mix)
- Capitol A “Serve It Up” (Starship Remix)
- Zo! “Inertia” (feat. Tiffany Paige)
- Domu presents Pete Simpson “Play This Song”
- DJ Vadim “Theme from Conquest of the Irrational” (The Prunes Remix)
- S1 “Be Sure”
- FS Green “Chancletas”
- Fat Jon “Tell Me”
- Samon Kawamura “How Long?”
- Eric Rico “Today”
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Tags: aaron hall, brainchild, episode 8, Gordon Gartrell Radio, keith sweat, Little Brother, phonte
September 5th, 2008 at 9:04 am
Phonte needs to write a book or get his own show Hyphen. He has incredible way of illustrating the everyday shit most people are thinking without being polarizing. His rant on why your college years are not the best years of your life are hilarious, but so true! It’s amazing how that belief is perpetuated like its the gospel. While college/university are a lot of fun, Phonte is right; your broke, still figuring out out what you gonna make of yourself career-wise, and the roommate thing too. I call it more self discovery than anything else.
The idea of reminiscing on your college years later in life (like it was the best time ever) when your in your 30’s and older is depressing as Tay pointed out. Ironically, there are people like this…lol
ps, His imitation of Aaron Hall and Keith Sweat is pure comedy!
September 5th, 2008 at 6:07 pm
hahaha, his impression is definitely on point. I dunno about the college stuff though, I’m kind of conflicted on that. I seem to only remember the positives in my life, so I always look back on things and think how great they were. I definitely do that with college…then later I remember all the all-nighters writing papers, going to parties with morons, dealing with uncomfortable living conditions, etc. There are certain parts of college I definitely wish I could have back…namely the cafeteria and having all the food pre-prepared hahah
September 6th, 2008 at 9:45 am
Co-sign on the food prep! Cooking gets annoying sometimes.