Barry first found music when he borrowed his sister's record collection when he was about eight and was hooked. When Caroline started it was a new beginning, and he listened to all the stations, but Caroline was his favourite by far. Later he became a singer in a band, then started doing discos when he was 18. He joined Caroline in 1977, touring the country with the Caroline Roadshow for 10 years, having great fun. Barry helped with tender trips and worked on the Ross Revenge in '84 and '85. ...
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SM Mix #2 w/ Kimani Rogers (Masterminds / Rogue Pharmacist / Roosevelt Franklin) • Mix
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This time on the podcast we've got a golden era - late 90's hip hop mix by Kimani Rogers, who you may know from New York rhyme team Masterminds...or the instrumental outfit Rogue Pharmacist...or the cult favorite indie rock/rap duo Roosevelt Franklin (w/ Mr. Len), or perhaps from his time running the now-defunct Third Earth Records in NYC, which issued many great early records from folks we love like Jean Grae, Oddjobs, Pumpkinhead, Juggaknots and, of course, Masterminds. If you're just tuning in, Masterminds and Rogue Pharmacist were some of the first established artists from outside our city and state that gave us a chance when we we're really just getting our feet wet with the label side of things. This mix was made by Kimani during the first season, as we were experimenting with what kinds of podcast episodes might work. The original drop was served around Valentine’s Day season, and was titled 'Bitches Love Mixtapes', lol. The cover art was styled like a meme from the movie High Fidelity. It was a good one, so we’re giving it the spotlight again. • Follow Folks @MastermindsNYC
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This time on the podcast we've got a golden era - late 90's hip hop mix by Kimani Rogers, who you may know from New York rhyme team Masterminds...or the instrumental outfit Rogue Pharmacist...or the cult favorite indie rock/rap duo Roosevelt Franklin (w/ Mr. Len), or perhaps from his time running the now-defunct Third Earth Records in NYC, which issued many great early records from folks we love like Jean Grae, Oddjobs, Pumpkinhead, Juggaknots and, of course, Masterminds. If you're just tuning in, Masterminds and Rogue Pharmacist were some of the first established artists from outside our city and state that gave us a chance when we we're really just getting our feet wet with the label side of things. This mix was made by Kimani during the first season, as we were experimenting with what kinds of podcast episodes might work. The original drop was served around Valentine’s Day season, and was titled 'Bitches Love Mixtapes', lol. The cover art was styled like a meme from the movie High Fidelity. It was a good one, so we’re giving it the spotlight again. • Follow Folks @MastermindsNYC
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