Guru's Jazzmatazz, Vol. 1

This is the last shit I'm going to say, and Primo already said it.

Jazzmatazz.

Goo didn't want to do

Jazzmatazz.

He did not want to do it.

He was like, I'm not going to do it.

I was like, do it.

He was like, what am I going to call it? I said, call it Jazzmatazz.

nothing would for me because I think he produced it for somebody else or something and then he took the beat back or in order to the story his guru did code of the streets you know what I mean and I'll never forget listening to hard to earn for the first time we was coming back from Towson Mall we were playing it and a long way to go came on we was like yeah this is cool and then when code of the streets came on we was like all right that's the premiere we want that that's that's it that's it and now all these years later you find out no that was Google it's crazy

that was part of the reason why i asked because when you mentioned certain songs off of that album um you know we know ghoul's a big jazz head so i feel like he was probably leading the charge on some of those ideas and then knowing he did production and Also, I don't think he gets a lot of props because he stepped all the way into jazz with the Jazzmatazz.

Which is a five mic album to me, man.

I love the first Jazzmatazz.

I

think that came out in 93. yeah but i think a lot of

Yeah, he does.

Like Guru, like the Jazzmatazz series, man.

Yeah.

Out of this world.