According to the Mayans, a 15 full days left before the world ends allegedly so why not go out listening to great music!!!!

If we make it…join us at #Sneakerball

Noon est: Legends At Noon with Dr. Dre

2p est: True School (A classic show from my XM The Rhyme and Sirius Backspin Days) with DJ Bee (Philly/VA/SMC)

3p est: Aphrodisiac Soul with DJ Ruckus

4p est: The Wonder Years with DJ Fountz

5p est: The Worldwide Show with DJ Opal

6p est: Skratch*Makaniks Radio 

9p est: The 5th Element Of Hip-Hop with DJ Bee

10p est: Bangtime with DJ Rick Geez

Dr. Dre, not to be confused with legendary producer and former NWA member Dr. Dre, had a crew along with T-Money, Rapper G and Easy G called Concept Crew, who hosted a show at the station, on Monday nights called “The Operating Room.”

In 1986, they became a recording group called Original Concept and released a record called “Knowledge Me.”

However it would be the B-side “Can You Feel It” that would become the group’s signature tune, which has been sampled by several hip-hop artists over the years.

In 1988, the group signed to Def Jam Records and released their only album ever called “Straight From The Basement Of Kooley High”, which produced the hit “Pump That Bass”.

Doctor Dre would achieve his biggest success however when he teamed up with fellow New Yorker Ed Lover and the two became the comedic faction missing in hip-hop at the time.

Doctor Dre and Ed Lover became the Abbott & Costello of rap and enjoyed success with fans of all ages, especially the youth.

Their calling however, would be with MTV, who hired the duo to host the all music cable network’s first program devoted entirely to hip-hop, “Yo! MTV Raps!”.
Doctor Dre & Ed Lover would host the weekday version of the show while the legendary Fab 5 Freddy would host the weekend edition.

“Yo! MTV Raps!” with Dre and Lover ran from 1988 to 1995.

Noon est: Legends At Noon A Classic episode of The Operating Room from WBLS in 1991 Dr. Dre and T-Money #ClassicNYRadio here!!!