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A New Generation of Gospel Go-Go Go-Go On 1998 TMOTTGOGO AWARD WINNERS INSIDE September 1998 Inaugural Edition A New Generation Of Gospel Go-Go Remembering The Back To School Boogie Go-Go On MTV Little Benny SEPTEMBERJ- 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 1 He’s not turning his back on you... He’s just doing what he does best! Go-Go Rudy Catch him Friday nights for The Go-Go Afterparty 2 -3 am On the People’s Station 93.9 KYS FM SEPTEMBER 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 2 Over two years of pumpin’ Go-Go through cyberspace... The WebSite http://www.tmottgogo.com SEPTEMBER 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 3 TMOTTGoGo Contents J-MOB 22 Little Benny 14 Go-Go On MTV.....................................p. 6 DJ Rico & WPGC ............................................p. 8 It’s Only An Hour Away................................p. 12 TMOTTGoGo Awards .......................................p. 16 A New Generation of Gospel Go-Go ...................p. 25 Remembering The Back To School Boogie......p. 28 Departments The Flicks.....................................................................p. 33 Poster Page..................................................................p. 11 Radio Waves.................................................................p. 27 The CD Reviews...........................................................p. 26 Now... Isn’t She Lovely ...............................................p. 13 SEPTEMBER 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 4 The Publisher’s Voice Coliseum, Moonlight Inn, Tip- written a play, at the age of 17, Top Club, The Room, The about the Go-Go Community Maverick Room, The Black that was not only performed Hole, The Classics, Eastside, here at the Market Gallery, but The Chateau, Dance also won an award for the late Connection, WOL, The Soul Joseph Papp’s "Young Welcome to the second phase Papa, Moon Man, Petey Green Playwrights Festival" and of this expedition. For over (remember in 1973 when he performed on Off-Broadway two years, TMOTTGoGo has said that if the Redskins go to New York. been broadcasting our voice the Super Bowl he would ride Basically, let me just say across the nation, as well as a tricycle up East Capitol that the Go-Go Community is over seas due to the Street? -- the rest was history), an essential part of my life, communicative authority of the Street Theatre, The Show and I am blessed to have internet. In those two years, Mobile, Rock Creek Park, been/be a part of it. That’s the we have integrated e-mail Georgia Avenue, Vender’s purpose of TMOTTGoGo -- to newsletters, produced and Market, Children's Hospital, educate, uplift and promote surveyed several opinion polls, Walter Reed, UDC, Howard our culture with the and magnified stronger University, Children's Museum, positiveness that it deserves. viewpoints all for the purpose Stuff, Newsbag, Galludet, The bottom line is, I don’t of the sustentation and Columbia Hospital For care what you are doing in life atonement of this culture. Now, Women, Southeast House, -- whether you've moved away with one foot secured in cyber Job Corp, etc. I mean, the list and are doing well with space, we have developed the goes on and on. movies, such as "What’s Love collateral to take the other and And lets not forget about Got To Do With It" or television land it onto solid ground. This the music that has paved our programs, such as "In The begins the second phase of way, such as, Duke Ellington, Heat Of The Night" -- whether this mission. Roberta Flack, Marvin Gaye, you’re performing on shows Having grown up in this The Ambassadors, Simba, The On Broadway, Las Vegas and community, I take pride to Soul Searchers, Experience across the world -- or whether have been a recipient, as well Unlimited, Fate’s Destiny, you’re performing on tour with as contributor in the The Stratocasters, as well as such acts as, Maxwell, Gloria achievements that has been others. Estifan, Carlos Santana, accomplished throughout the Go-Go is a music that has Rashawn Patterson, Boys To many years. been contrived from all of the Men, Jean Carn or Roberta This is a very historical above. Therefore, it’s more Flack, if you’re from this community that has furnished than just music -- a lot more. culture, you’re from the Go-Go such historics as the Black It's part of a culture. That’s why Community. Bottom Line! Rep, The Howard Theatre, Dig it’s so spiritual. There is no Just as if you were from the -It, Rap Inc., Lorton, Duke other music like it on earth. New Orleans culture, you Ellington School of the Arts, I, myself, have been able would be from the Jazz Washington Redskins, to participate in many of the Community. That’s why it Washington Wizards, Marshall community activities over the bothers me to have other Hall, The Wilson Line, The years. As a child, I performed cultures dumped down my Shrimp Boat, Haines Point, with the company CUE throat, while my own culture Malcolm X Park, The Senator (Children’s Urban Arts gets disrespected. You would Theatre (and its all night Ensemble). I have danced with not go to Jamaica and dump movies), The Uptown Theatre, companies, such as The Bren- Country music down their Annacostia, Shaw, The Metro Carr Dancers and The TNT throats while disrespecting Club, The Club Lebaron, Poppers. I have played in such Reggae. You would not go to Northwest Gardens, RSVP, bands as Pure Elegance, Little Nashville and dump Reggae Chapter's II & III, Triples, Ibex, Benny & The Masters and music while disrespecting Panarama Room, The Atlas Proper Utensils. I have even Country. Theatre, The Washington TMOTTGoGo is here to be a part of that body into making the community a whole. That’s our purpose. SEPTEMBER 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 5 final product (with the exception of its touch with, Scott Gorman (a producer Go-Go On length), and I’m proud to say that we at MTV), who was a great guy to work are finally a real buzz on a national with and he helped us more than a level. little bit (especially when they tried to What most people don’t know is that I cancel our airtime), and with Footz Whoever thought that Go-Go would sent MTV more than seven hours of and Heavy One looking on, I got the be on MTV so soon? Our true interviews and shows but they chose blessing to begin work. believers that’s who. I’m proud to say to only air five minutes of what they I want to formally thank Kato, that our (when I say our I mean considered highlights. I had no say in TMOTTGoGo, Clifton “Doc” everyone in our go-go community) the editing process; however, I’m glad Fenwick, Go-Go Rudy, Felicia national status has been greatly to say that they could only show what Muhammad and her very supportive boosted with only five minutes of I gave them. Though I tried my best, husband, Maurice Shorter, PA Palace, airtime on one of mainstream media’s there was nothing I could do to and my sister Tastee (for helping me greatest outlets – MTV. increase the little airtime that we were out and putting up with my attitudes). Getting us on MTV can be summed up eventually given. Without their help and support, I in two words: Difficult and I’ve been asked why was Junkyard the couldn’t have gotten where I needed to Frustrating (but it was a whole lot of only band that was put on. The be to make this project a reality. It fun!!). Selling what is perceived by answer is simple. I couldn’t get in isn’t easy to be an unknown and to get many as strictly a local buzz to an touch with Groovers or Backyard, and the faith and access I was blessed internationally recognized medium for even though I did get in touch with with , and I am forever thankful for mainstram entertainment wasn’t by RE, it eventually fell through (much their assistance. any means easy, but with a lot of love to y’all!!). Junk was very open to politicking, hard work, setbacks, and help me with my work and I was Rashid Mahdi aka ROC help from a few friends in very especially blessed to get an interview influential positions, our dream had with the entire band (thanks Moe!). come true: Go-Go on MTV. It was However, MTV chose not to air it. short, but it was sweet. I liked the Through a couple of friends I got in Mind boggler Back To School Special! 10% off! Please bring this coupon along SEPTEMBER 1998 - TMOTTGoGo 6 THE SQUAD PUBLISHER Kevin Hammond EDITOR DeLano McRavin FEATURES EDITOR Richard O’Connor PUBLIC RELATIONS Joe Carter Mark Ward WRITERS Chante Cunningham Kevin Hammmond Rashid Mahdi Tahira Mahdi DeLano McRavin Richard O’Connor PHOTOGRAPHS Born Joe Carter LAYOUT Kevin Hammond TMOTTGoGo is published bi-monthly by TMOTTGoGo®, PO Box 1296 Leesburg, Virginia 20177 (703) 589-1365. Contents and design may not be reproducted without the express permission of the Publisher. © Copyright 1998 by TMOTTGoGo® Subsciption rate for 1 year is $9.95 (6 issues). Please send all subscription orders to: TMOTTGoGo PO Box 1296 Leesburg, Virginia 20177 Phone (703) 589-1365 We at TMOTTGoGo take earnestly the challenge of being a voice for the Washington DC Go-Go culture, and strive hard at bringing comprehensive and unprejudiced representation to the reader. We feel that it is important for our readers to be mindful of the constitution of our association within the Go-Go Community. We engage in business transactions with companies that are part of the Go-Go music culture on many levels, and accept advertising from such companies to support in the promotion of their product outside the direct channels of the magazine. Therefore, we feel it a responsibility to always strictly patrol the integrity of our editorial content.
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