Photo KUVOWhen DJ K-Nee and Style-N-Fashion started doing So What! The Club back in 1993, at the old City Spirit Cafe on 15th and Blake, the point was to get away from the straight-up club music and hip-hop of the usual DJ scene, and focus on jazz-influenced cuts and rare grooves. I remember scarfing a noodle bowl at City Spirit, ducking next door to the old St. Mark's Coffeehouse for some caffeinated dance fuel, and then shaking my groove thing to K-Nee's acid jazz on many an evening in the mi
U2 and Neko Case nabbed the top two spots for the second week in a row on Twist & Shout's bestseller list for the week ending March 15. Madeleine Peyroux's new album, Bare Bones, which was released last week, Raphael Saadiq's The Way I See It and Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band's The Whole Fam Damily also placed in the top five. See the full breakdown after the jump.
Raphael Saadiq, ghetto golfer.
So this is ... odd. Raphael Saadiq, a former singer from Tony! Toni! Tone! -- the California R&B group that serenaded most of my middle-school-dance makeout sessions -- apparently has a Denver-based videogame company called Illfonic. And that company has apparently created a videogame called "Ghetto Golf," a "Tiger Woods"-meets-"Grand Theft Auto" title that sends a strapped golfer hacking through the streets on makeshift holes, capping anyone and anything that sta
