Kevin O'Neal Discography of CDs

Kevin O'Neal discography A forgotten man in the rise of West Coast rap, Tone-Loc was effectively cut off from his hometown scene in Los Angeles by his unexpected pop success. Paced by the singles "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina" -- both co-written by a pre-fame ...

Kevin O'Neal albums All lyrics written by Def Jef except "Droppin' Rhymes On Drums" (Def Jef/DJ Erick Vaan). Raised in Harlem and the Bronx, talented rapper Def Jef hung out in the same neighborhoods that gave listeners Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five, Kurtis Blow, and the ...

Kevin O'Neal songs Young MC wasn't given props at the time and he wasn't respected in the years following the release of his debut Stone Cold Rhymin', largely because he worked entirely in the pop-rap/crossover vein. All the same, that's what's great about his debut, since ...

Kevin O'Neal music CDs Recorded live at the New Orleans Jazz And Heritage Festival, New Orleans, Louisiana on May 1, 1994. Are you ready for the King of Soul and Rock & Roll? Solomon Burke (for it is he) is discovered here in fine voice at the New ...

Kevin O'Neal CD discography Deborah Holland returns with her long-awaited fourth solo album, BAD GIRL ONCE!. Its title track, a buoyant ode to wild days gone by, sets the stage for an album that effortlessly crosses genres but still showcases her as a "lyrical ironist to match ...

Kevin O'Neal albums Digitally remastered by Brian O'Neal and Herb Jung (Time Capsule Mastering). In the 1950s, rock & roll started out as black music, but you wouldn't have guessed that to pick up Rolling Stone or Creem in the early '80s -- by that time, rock ...

Kevin O'Neal discography Additional personnel includes: Brenda Jean Sims, Claudia Milsap, Vicky Calhoun, Rochelle Shelby, Buddy Vandell, Squeaky G., Sweet Pea Atkinson (vocals); Crazy Tone (rap); Chris Horvath (guitar); Clifford Solomon (saxophone); Phil Gordy (keyboards); Kevin O'Neal (bass); Marquis Dair (bass guitar, keyboards); Mark Pomiatowski (acoustic ...

Kevin O'Neal CD discography African-American/Latino rapper Mellow Man Ace's second Capitol release continued his merger of hip-hop and Afro-Latin musical, linguistic and political elements. Unfortunately, he didn't create anything quite as commercially viable as "Mentirosa," but his beats and rhymes ranged from average to intriguing, while his ...

Kevin O'Neal music CDs A forgotten man in the rise of West Coast rap, Tone-Loc was effectively cut off from his hometown scene in Los Angeles by his unexpected pop success. Paced by the singles "Wild Thing" and "Funky Cold Medina" -- both co-written by a pre-fame ...

Kevin O'Neal songs Personnel: Victor Johnson (vocals, guitar); Brian O'Neal (vocals, keyboards); Kevin O'Neal (vocals, percussion); French, The Young King, Beloyd Taylor (vocals); John Leslie Hug, Phillip Charles (guitar); Daniel LeMelle (alto saxophone); Michael Boddicker (keyboards, programming); Billy Steinway (keyboards); Arnie Schulze (synthesizer); Steve Felix (drums); ...

Kevin O'Neal CD discography Aiming for credibility among hardcore hip-hoppers, Delicious Vinyl was careful not to include a lot of pop-influenced material on Tone-Loc's second album, Cool Hand Loc. But sadly, the inventiveness he displayed on "Wild Thing" continued working against Loc among b-boys and hip-hop's hardcore, ...

Kevin O'Neal albums As far as hip and funky smooth jazz keyboardists go, Kevin Toney may not get the type of press and exposure that Brian Culbertson gets, but ...