We need to bring Jrich back just for this! Wish his handles on the basketball court were as good as on the turntables.
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Thanks for posting Fuzzy...
I was one of the shooters/producers for this piece and I’m usually much better about posting anything we do at FOXSports.com that’s Warriors-related on GSoM (stay tuned for a B-Diddy dog-grooming feature … no, I’m not kidding).
J-Rich was fantastic to work with (no surprises there). Even hung out afterward to play a little NBA Jam arcade style. I played as Mullin, he was Hardaway. We destroyed Worthy and Divac — man, how bad is that for an NBA Jam squad?
Also, for any aspiring DJ’s living in L.A., you should really consider checking out the Scratch DJ Academy (www.scratch.com). DJ Hapa is truly a scientist on the turntables — plus, he’s from the Bay.
by Epicurious Cowboy on Aug 25, 2009 9:09 PM PDT reply actions 0 recs
thank you...
…for shooting/producing this awesome clip! Jrich really has some pretty good rhythm with it — some great mentoring at the scratch academy i’m sure. hope to see him at some clubs later! or some mixtapes hopefully.
by dj fuzzylogic on Aug 26, 2009 10:22 AM PDT reply actions 0 recs
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