Peanut Butter Wolf Presents Badd Santa

Peanut Butter Wolf | Format: Audio CD

Product Details

• Audio CD (November 24, 2008)
• Original Release Date: 2008
• Number of Discs: 1
• Label: Stones Throw
• ASIN: B0010NX1O8
• In-Print Editions: MP3 Download
• Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #385,249 in Music (See Top 100 in Music)

Editorial Reviews

NY Times

An appropriately absurd compilation from Stones Throw... The perfect antidote to your favorite Xmas album.

Product Description

Peanut Butter Wolf Presents BADD SANTA- A Stones Throw Records Xmas

YO! YOU BETTER WATCH OUT,
YOU BETTER NOT CRY,
YOU BETTER NOT POUT,
I’M TELLING YOU WHY:
BADD SANTA WILL BEAT YOUR @#$!!!

Besides being one of Hip Hop’s illest record collectors, Peanut Butter Wolf also leads the pack in Christmas spirit. This holiday season, the Stones Throw CEO combines obscure vinyl archaeology with good old fashioned merriness to bring you a compilation of Christmas songs you’ve never heard -- the weird, the wacky, obscure and obtuse -- guaranteed to help you and yours jingle all the way. This is not your boring background Holiday music for the eggnog sipping crowd, but an eclectic Holiday Masterpiece to celebrate Christmas, Kwanzaa, Hanukkah, or whatever it is you celebrate. "Badd Santa" has something for everyone! From the funky rap free-for-all that is "Cold Chillin’ Christmas" to the snow-free Miami booty bass of "What You Want For Christmas" by the 69 Boyz & Quad City DJs, Wolf has got your vintage Hip Hop bases covered. For the funk lovers, there’s the slept-on classic "Go Power At Christmas Time" by James Brown and a little-known Soul Saints Orchestra tune from the Poets of Rhythm archives called "Santa’s Got a Bag of Soul." From there, the comp ranges stylistically from reggae ("Christmas Is Coming" by Cocoa Tea) to avant-garde robot singing (Bruce Haack’s "I Like Christmas"). And ifthat’s not hot enough to roast your chestnuts, then check out the exclusive contributions by Stones Throw artists James Pants, Georgia Anne Muldrow and Baron Zen. A Scrooge with his vinyl, he is not. On the contrary, Peanut Butter Wolf would rather share these rare discoveries with the world. When it comes to his sack full of musical treats, this man is a veritable Santa Claus. (You still have to pay for it, though.)

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