This is an in-depth look at the Legendary past and present of UCB, "Uncalled for Band" in story form. Part 1 Follow the channel for more. Follow UCBLIVE and UCB2NDRUN on instagram.
UCB a legendary band , I’m a 90s baby from PG Maryland who experienced they come up as a youngin and seen how out of towners love when sexy lady come on in the parties during my college time
This was a true UPT legendary DC time. We rocked wit UCB to the fullest. I’m from off da Ave (Georgia Ave) myself. Living in NC now this bought back some good memories… Keep the videos coming. They make me feel like I’m back home. Dan ‘JuiceMan’
I’m originally from DC, in the Military and left DC in 2005. U really do great job! I’m dying to found out what happened to NEG!!! U continue pursuing being the best u!
I'm born and raised Inglewood california.a friend from DC just hip me to UCB. He played Sexy Lady. I was surprised and told him didn't know Gogo mixed other rap songs in them.I immediately became a fan of UCB. Too dope,so glad they are still performing. Hopefully they can get on a stage at one of these HBCU homecoming's. Rare Essence was at HU's last year. Was off the chain. ❤❤❤
Definitely keep going with the go-go joints. Its a deep bag. I use to hear stories from late 70s early 80s when my parents watched the genesis of go-go performed @school playgrounds & parks. History from when the District was 🍫 City
OMG this was nice❣️ I am from Baltimore 💜🖤born & raised✊🏾 I worked & played in and around DC & surrounding counties for years❣️ I enjoy viewing your content👏🏾 Your reporting / content gives me a new perspective on some things that I was already familiar with; But theirs nothing like learning some things that I'm not familiar with pretending to the culture/ music of District of Columbia❤️🤍 Keep doing what you doing my brotha❣️✊🏾👏🏾🌹
I first caught wind of UCB when i was living uptown back in 2000. I would see Trey and Roc Mikey at the Madness shop and across the street at Inna City Sounds with Woody and Ty. That dude Ty turned me onto them. Good times back then.
UCB cranked so hard, niggaz just don't understand. 2000 through like 2007 era was crazy. Really from 98 but I started listening in 2000. Them niggaz made me fall in love with the music, the instruments. I taught myself how to play keyboard and toms and timbales just because I loved the shit. Thank yall niggaz for the Denos nights and the hot shoppes nights. Shit was legendary! 💪🏿💯💪🏿
I feel like certain members past & present of UCB should’ve been also interviewed, just like “VH1 behind the Music” does. Members like, Big Marcus, G-money, Bo, Slump, Rashard, J.R., Moolie, and previous managers should have also been a part of this as well.
Good shit! Them boys used to could ball 🏀 too. I remember they used to have the “PVC Ballers” Madness shirts back in the day. RIP to my man Chris Rock from up that way. Love & miss you, homie.
It was also a band named THE MIGHTY YOUNG ONES that formed around 640 and the drummer lived on Quebec street Nw where the band practiced at also it was the first band he started with for a brief time it was a big show that was going to take the Mighty Young Ones to the top at the finale practice before the biggest show in the band lives the drummer was late and the band members were told that the drummer was locked up for a homicide which crushed the hearts of the band members they could never find a drummer good enough to replace Tank he's home now after serving about 20 years the band started in the mid 80s and ended in the early 90s
Do a documentary on "The Huck-a-bucks" aka young junkyard band.They definitely was ahead of their time because they use to crank on JY's level as a young band...Se'quan was definitely was one helluva percussionist
