Xavier Joshua of Music Plant Records, Chicago 1995' (Manny'z Tapez) episode artwork

EPISODE · Jun 15, 1995 · 1H 33M

Xavier Joshua of Music Plant Records, Chicago 1995' (Manny'z Tapez)

from DJ M-TRAXXX · host DJ M-TRAXXX

Wow... I don't even know where 2 start with Xavier Joshua. The first time I saw him was at a party my infamous cousin & I attended back in 1992 at a joint called PS Chicago. Xavier was hosting it with his classy suit on. I don't remember who was djing but I do remember when we walked in they were playing 'The Love I Lost" by Mark Imperial & Co. feat Jack N' House . Every1 in that club was str8 jackin'!!! I also remember Liddell Townsell walking in sporting from what I remember orange baggy'z. That was around the time 'All I Wanna Do' came out. But let'z go back 2 the man we're focusing on... Xavier really supported our (DJ Cano & Myself Manny Cuevas) radio show 91.5 FM WPRK in Orlando, Florida. Xavier sent every promo from Vibe Music then later Music Plant. And if that wasn't enough, He supplied us with this special DJ Mix for our radio show. I remember how our phones lit up from thee 1st track til thee end. A lot of people don't know it was Xavier who schooled his younger brother Maurice Joshua on the sounds he heard at The Warehouse where Frankie Knuckle's was resident DJ. As we all know not only did Frankie get a Grammy but also Maurice. Which tells me what Xavier taught Maurice took 2 heart & grew from there. So here's a master copy of Xavier Joshua's mixtape we played on our radio show. With all that being said, I would like 2 thank Xavier & the family @ Vibe Music & Music Plant. It was greatly appreciated ❤️ Enjoy Xavier's musical journey... brother goes DEEP!!! Manny Cuevas aka DJ M-TRAXXX Psalms 150 < This Is Thee Very Reason Why I Dance, DJ & Create Music

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