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Album Preview: J Dilla - The Shining

J Dilla - The Shining (radio rip) from Gilles Peterson Worldwide

On yesterday’s Worldwide, Gilles Peterson played a few choice cuts off of the new Dilla Shining CD that’s set to drop on Aug 22nd. This is the album that Dilla started working on before his death, and with his mother’s blessing, Karriem Riggins was brought on to complete the project. So far its sounding good. (via OKP)

Tracklisting
J Dilla - 'Over The Breaks'
J Dilla feat J.Rocc & Karriem Riggins - 'Body Movin'
J Dilla feat. Dwele - 'Dime Piece'
J Dilla feat Common & D'Angelo - 'So Far To Go'

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dcfist on June 21st, 2006 11:33 am

just cuz you die doesnt make you a genius. movie dialog over beats? snoooze.

Bmoe-precise on August 17th, 2006 3:40 am

we stil gettin inspired rite from africa-botswana
rest in peace dilla

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