Artist.......: Pigeon John
Album........: Live au Festival Nancy Jazz Pulsations
Label........: n/a
Genre........: Hip-Hop
Catnr........: n/a
Source.......: DVBS
Rip.date.....: 2012-06-20
Str.date.....: 2011-10-00
Quality......: 216kbps/48.0kHz/Joint Stereo
Url..........: http://www.pigeonjohn.com
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1. Live au Festival Nancy Jazz Pulsations 64:46
* Excuse me
* Dude It's on
* So gangster
* Hey you
* Before we're gone
* Rock bottom again
* Buttersoft seats
* Hello everybody
* Weight of the world
* Davey rock it
* Money back garantee
* Freaks freaks
* To do list
* Life goes on
* Rocky Racoon
* The bomb
* Ben vareen
* Higher
Runtime 64:46
Size 100.08
Release Notes:
Born to mixed-race parents in Omaha, NE, John Dust felt out of place due to the
color of his skin, a feeling that also continued after he moved to Inglewood,
CA. He found solace and friendship, however, in rapping, and by the early '90s
was performing at open mikes at Good Life CafΘ, where other seminal acts like
the Pharcyde and Freestyle Fellowship got their start. Dust, who was now going
by Pigeon John (a name the mother of a friend had given him), soon joined
hip-hop collectives L.A. Symphony and Brainwash Projects, and after releasing
albums with them decided to strike off on his own. In 2002 he self-released his
solo debut, Pigeon John...Is Clueless, which brought him enough success (albeit
small) to get him signed to Basement Records, the label that released 2003's
Pigeon John Is Dating Your Sister and 2005's Pigeon John Sings the Blues! The
next step for the rapper (often labeled Christian because of his positive
messages and references to God) was signing to underground hip-hop mainstay
Quannum, which issued Pigeon John...And the Summertime Pool Party in September
of 2006.