Funkmaster Flex "60 Minutes of Funk Volume III" Gatefold 2xLP Loud Records (US)

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A1 vs. &  -  Freestyle Over " Good Times" & "Take Me To The Mardi Gras" 2:54 A2 *  -  Here We Go 2:50     Rap [Featuring] - * A3 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Give Up The Goods" 1:54     Producer - A4 & vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Incarcerated Scarfaces" 2:53     Producer - A5  -  Ain't No Nigga 1:34 A6 & vs.  -  Freestyle Over "MGM" 1:53 A7  -  Freestyle 1:21     Producer - A8  -  Wild For The Night 2:12 A9 &  -  Thug Brothers 2:47     Producer - B1  -  Freestyle 1:33     Producer - B2 &  -  Prime Time 1:22     Producer - B3 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Los Angeles Times" 1:22     Producer - B4 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Ice Cream" 1:21     Producer - B5 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Triumph" 1:15     Producer - B6  -  Freestyle Over "Mona Lisa" 1:34     Producer - B7 &  -  Showdown 1:47 B8  -  Do That 1:41     Rap [Featuring] - B9 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Shook Ones Pt.II" 1:21     Producer -
  Rap [Featuring] - B10 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "It's Yourz" 1:06     Producer - B11  -  Freestyle 1:37     Producer - B12  -  Shake Watcha Mama Gave Ya 2:08 C1  -  Get Money 1:49 C2  -  Wu-Tang Cream Team Line-Up 3:14     Producer -
  Rap [Featuring] - , , , , C3 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Next Level" 2:03     Producer - C4 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Glaciers Of Ice" 2:55     Producer - C5 &  -  That Shit 2:07     Producer - C6 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Hell On Earth" 1:09     Producer - C7 , & vs.  -  Freestyle Over "At The Speed Of Life" 2:48     Producer - C8  -  Shimmy Shimmy Ya 1:34 C9  -  Put Your Hammer Down 2:22     Producer - D1  -  Jump Around 1:21 D2  -  O.P.P. 1:35 D3  -  Whoop Whoop 0:19 D4  -  Freestyle 1:50     Producer - D5 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Drop A Gem On Em" 1:51     Producer - D6 vs.  -  Freestyle Over "Lump Lump" 1:48     Producer - D7  -  Show Me Love 1:33     Producer - D8 &  -  Freestyle 3:41     Producer - D9  -  10% Dis 1:00     Producer - * , * D10 &  -  Freestyle 2:00     Producer -

Aston George Taylor Jr. (born August 5, 1968) better known as Funkmaster Flex is an American hip hop DJ, rapper, musician and producer on 's .

About Funkmaster Flex

A native,   is synonymous with . For over a decade, he has reigned as America's No. 1 Hip Hop DJ personality, reaching more than two million listeners a week through his popular radio show on in New York. His turntable production talents and artist relationships have earned him five gold records for major-label mix albums like the 60 Minutes of Funk and The Tunnel.

Funkmaster Flex has successfully connected his Hip Hop celebrity status to the automotive industry to become a evangelist of car customization culture. He uses television to showcase his passion for cars. Currently, he is excited to be working on his second season of his new show - a high-adrenaline tour of music and car culture, the ultimate ride for fans who love to live in the fast lane on with celebrities like and .

His eight-city Funkmaster Flex Custom Car and Bike Show tour keeps him constantly connected with the latest trends and styles happening in the automotive industry. He then puts this knowledge to good use with his high-profile custom-car club, Team Baurtwell where he customizes cars for attention grabing personalities in film, music and professional sports including , , , and .

Various companies including , and have noticed Flex's success and have supported his career with several marketing/endorsements deals over the years. The high-point of these relationships was the creation of the limited-production 2008 Funkmaster Flex Edition which sold in dealerships nationwide. Currently, he is working with Exhaust, , , , , , , and .

Music - Is His Life

Funkmaster Flex (Aston George Taylor Jr.) was born in the Bronx borough of New York City with music flowing through his veins thanks to his father Aston George Taylor Sr., a sound system DJ for local clubs throughout the city. By 16, Flex began DJing at local nightclubs a perfecting his mixing and turntable talents. At 19, he got his first job as a record boy for fellow Bronx native, for 98.7 Kiss-FM in New York. One evening, Chillout was late for his show and Funkmaster Flex got his big break and was allowed to stand in, thus beginning his career in radio.

He later left KISS for a brief stay at 107.5 WBLS-FM, meanwhile Flex kept up his club appearances at many of Victor Bruno's operated nightclubs including The Tunnel, Home Bass and Mecca. Bruno helped convinced Joel Salkowitz a regional vice president of HOT 97 to begin airing live broadcasts from clubs where Flex was performing like The Tunnel. He called the hours of Saturday evening programming the "Saturday Night House Party". When they realized the resurange of Hip Hop was coming fast from its fallout in the eighties they increase the hours and days of these style of shows.

Salkowitz went and saw Funkmaster Flex perform and work the crowd at the Home Bass. After that night, he was convinced that Flex was his man and in the spring of 1992, Funkmaster Flex began mixing and hosting his own show, a specialized rap show on HOT 97. The first pop station in New York to showcase rap. Flex has been with HOT 97 ever since and aired nationally through syndication throughout the weeknights and weekends.

Production - The Business of Making Music

By the mid-nineties, Flex signed by a major record label, Loud Records for a series of innovative 60 Minutes of Funk mixtapes, with four of them making gold status. On The Tunnel with Def Jam in 1999, Flex managed to get some of the biggest names in hip hop to contribute, including , , , , , , , and to participate.

He currently continues to be a prolific producer with a solid list of albums and artist he has supported over the years including , , , and many others.

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