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That's Really Some Good. Night Time Is the Right Time. Dream Girl. Closer to My Baby. Dorothy Williams. I've Got No Time to Lose. Young Man. Soul Dressing. After Laughter Comes Tears. Wendy Rene. Can't Explain How It Happened. Ivory Joe Hunter. Bush Bash. Please Return to Me. The Fleets. Track Listing - Disc 4. Jump Back. Chained and Bound. In My Heart. Johnny Jenkins. The Sidewalk Surf. The Mad Lads. Can't Be Still. Raise Up - Various - Party Champs Vol.

1 (Vinyl) Woman's Love. Yank Me Doodle. The Barracudas. Roosevelt Jamison. Berry Gordy, Jr. Del Rays. My Lover. Got You on My Mind. The Admirals. Biggest Fool in Town. Gorgeous George. Banana Juice. Little Sally Walker. A Place Nobody Can Find. Goodnight Baby. I'm Depending on You.

Give You What I Got. Track Listing - Disc 5. Look What You're Doing. Willy Nilly. Don't Have to Shop Around. Allen Jones. Crying All by Myself. I Take What I Want. When You Move You Lose. Make It Me. The Premiers. The World Is Round. In the Twilighrt Zone. Blue Groove. Grab This Thing, Pt. Be My Lady. Comfort Me. I Can't Turn You Loose. Just One More Day. I Want Someone. Birds and the Bees. Philly Dog. I Had a Dream. Johnnie Taylor.

I Can't Get No Satisfaction. Things Get Better. Eddie Floyd. I'll Run Your Hurt Away. Ruby Johnson. Hot Dog. The Four Shells. Let Me Be Good to You.

Hold On! I'm Comin'. Track Listing - Disc 6. Laundromat Blues. Sandie Jones. Albert King. Sugar, Sugar. Marching off to War. My Lover's Prayer. Mable John. I Got to Love Somebody's Baby. I Want a Girl. Knock on Wood. My Sweet Potato. Oh, Pretty Woman. Never Like This Before. Patch My Heart. Sister's Got a Boyfriend. Come to Me My Darling. When My Love Comes Down. Try a Little Tenderness. Crosscut Saw. Little Bluebird. Toe Hold. Jingle Bells. James Pierpont.

Track Listing - Disc 7. You Got Me Hummin'. You're Taking up Another Man's Place. The Charmels. Raise Your Hand. Let Me Down Slow. Bobby Wilson. Hip Hug-Her. Everybody Loves a Winner. Mini-Skirt Minnie. Sir Mack Rice. When Tomorrow Comes. The Spoiler. Eddie Purrell. Same Time, Same Place. Soul Finger. Born Under a Bad Sign.

Soothe Me. Don't Rock the Boat, Raise Up - Various - Party Champs Vol. 1 (Vinyl). Track Listing - Disc 8. Despite a slower output of major releases and production credits in andhis cult status remained Raise Up - Various - Party Champs Vol. 1 (Vinyl) within his core audience, as evidenced by unauthorized circulation of his underground "beat tapes" instrumental, and raw working materialsmostly through internet file sharing.

Articles in publications URB March and XXL June confirmed rumors of ill health and hospitalization during this period, but these were downplayed by Jay himself. The seriousness of his condition became public in November when J Dilla toured Europe performing from a wheelchair.

It Raise Up - Various - Party Champs Vol. 1 (Vinyl) later revealed that he suffered from thrombotic thrombocytopenic purpura a rare blood diseaseand possibly lupus. J Dilla died on February 10,at his home in Los AngelesCaliforniathree days after the release of his final album Donuts and birthday. His mother, Maureen Yancey, said that the cause was cardiac arrest. Upon his death, Dilla had several projects planned for future completion and release.

The reissue contains unreleased material from the Ruff Draft sessions and instrumentals. Most notably, it was also released in a cassette tape format, paying homage to Dilla's dirty, grimy sound he was known for recording over two-tracked instrumentals. Jay Love Japan was announced in as his debut release on the Operation Unknown label. Though it saw a release in Japan, it was heavily bootlegged elsewhere and did not receive an official release until It is produced entirely by J Dilla and features rapping by his brother, under the name Illa J.

Stones Throw Records released a digital instrumental version of the album in Jay Stay Paidan album featuring 28 previously unreleased instrumental tracks made at various points in his career, was released in by Nature Sounds. Vocals to a select few of the tracks were provided by rappers who were close to Dilla though the majority of the album is instrumental.

The project was mixed and arranged by Pete Rockwho was a major inspiration to Dilla. Inunreleased production and vocals from J Dilla were featured on Slum Village 's sixth studio album Villa Manifestothe first album with all five members. Intended for release inthe album is a collection of Dilla's vocal performances over production by MadlibPete RockNottzHouse ShoesKarriem Rigginsand others.

The first single is the album's intro cut, "The Introduction. InDres of Black Sheep announced that he would be releasing a collaborative album with J Dilla titled No Wordswith unreleased instrumentals of Dilla's provided with the cooperation of his mother. J Dilla was survived by two daughters. Dilla's death has had a significant impact on the hip-hop community. Yancey ". The film focuses mostly on members of the Soulquariansa collective of hip-hop musicians of which Yancey was also a member.

J Dilla's music has been used in various television programs. InCartoon Network 's late night programing block Adult Swim played the songs "Waves", "Welcome to the Show", and "Mash" during the commercial bumpers in between shows, as well as a number of tracks on their Chrome Children EP.

A resolution for the proposed plaque was passed by the Detroit Entertainment Commission in Mayand is currently awaiting approval by the Detroit City Council. Despite these accolades, there have been documented conflicts between his mother and the executor of his estate Arthur Erk regarding future Dilla releases. In an interview with LA WeeklyErk described how difficult it was for the estate to "protect his legacy" due to bootlegging and unofficial mixtapes.

A few weeks later Dilla's mother, who has appeared on such unofficial mixtapes such as Busta Rhymes' Dillagence, gave her take on these issues.

In addition to stating that Arthur Erk and Dilla's estate has chosen Raise Up - Various - Party Champs Vol. 1 (Vinyl) to communicate with his family, she has stated that he has barred anyone from use of Dilla's likeness or name.

One of the things Dilla wanted me to do with his legacy was to use it to help others, people with illness, kids who were musically gifted but had little hope due to poverty. Yancey also has mentioned that Erk was in fact Dilla's accountant and not his business manager in his lifetime, and that he fell into his position because she and Dilla were first and foremost concerned about his health and not with getting paperwork in order.

Due to Dilla's debt to the government, the family receives no income from projects. Yancey is also still paying off Dilla's medical bills that she helped finance, leaving her also in tremendous debt. She still lives in the same Detroit ghetto, is still a daycare worker at Conant Gardens and also suffers from lupus, the same disease which killed Dilla. Yancey in In a recent article on the family's troubles in Vibe magazine, his mother revealed that the family lost their old home in Detroit due to her taking care of Dilla in his final days.

It pisses me off, everything that's going on with this estate. It's ridiculous 'cause it's been three years, and my baby has not seen anything from this estate. On January 24,an announcement was made on j-dilla. They are currently part of the "Musical Crossroads" exhibit. A J Dilla-inspired donut shop opened in Detroit on May 3, to a great reception. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Redirected from Jay Dilla. The second label near left was gold with black printing.

The upper third of the label is black with a script "Specialty" in gold, below the logo is "natural sound" in white. There is sometimes a thin white line under the black top. This label was used up through the early s. There were some variations of the gold label, especially after Occasionally, Specialty noted fake stereo by adding "stereo" before the "natural sound" in the top half of the label far left. The third Specialty label near left was white with black printing; the upper half of the label is black with a yellow script with "Specialty" above the center hole.

This label was used for s and '80s reissues. This label is patterned after the label on the Specialty 45s of the s. Also in the s and s, Specialty issued some inch disco singles, using the third label. We would appreciate any additions or corrections to this discography. Just send them to us via e-mail.

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