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Across 155th St.: The Ebc at Rucker Park

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this is a must have soundtrack for the summer and in general.. Awesome tracks from Mobb Deep to Fat Joe, just really cool beats. And some awesome bonus tracks from Prozak Turner and this character named B-Dogg, who is an incredible piano player rapping/singing Gin & Juice by Snoop Dogg. Get this soundtrack!

This melee of rap and hiphop music is the accompaniment to a movie about the evolution of the basketball program at Rucker Park. It features a revolutionary song, I believe, the bonus track wherein a young man named Bryan Scott aka B. Dawg debuts as a recording artist with his inimitable arrangement of "Gin and Juice", formulating a new genre in the process, the adaptation of rap/hiphop for the keyboard. This new artist sings TO us and PLAYS for us. It is worth buying this album just to hear him and his contribution.

This soundtrack is really hot! Great beats on it, and some really just awesome tracks. Two bonus tracks are hot as well, Prozack Turner and this guy named B-Dogg, who's awesome on the piano while doing his insane version of Gin & Juice, by Snoop. Get this soundtrack!

Someone else is the first Dr. Melanie Allen. I agree with the review, however. B. Dogg is my nephew. I am sometimes known as S. Dogg. B.Dogg has been at the keyboards since he was four or five and plays everything from his own music to a range of geniuses like Dylan,Sting, etc; He is, however, an original. He has inherited a gift from his grandma, F.Dogg, but gone in a very different direction with it. Hope this soundtrack gets the attention it deserves and that the film does well as it is the era of documentaries in the film business. Whoever is using my name, PLEASE contact me or B.Dogg, in the meantime, buy the record and try track #17!!! B.Dogg, B.Dogg, B.Dogg!!!