Coo Coo Cal and Suave House

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Remember Coo Coo Cal's "Walking Dead" that was release in 99 on Infinite Recordings distributed by Suave House. Still bump it today. The track with Spice 1 is fire. Think it's an mid-west underground classic.

 

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"real g's don't die"... i think that was the track...

classic...

 

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Coo Coo Cal & Big Hank together = sick ass shit

"My Projects" was my hitting song for when I walked up to homeplate at home games in college that's how much I loved Cal & Hank together.

I am real sad that both of them seem to have fallen of the face of the music industry. I'm moving to Milwaukee in a month and I'll be asking around for sure to see if anybody knows more about what they're up to or if they're even still in town.

 

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Tony Draper and Suave House was distributing Infinite Recordings back in 98/99. But I think the deal fell apart and Suave only put out Coo Coo Cal album which was hot. Suave was suppose to put Mr. Do It To Death and Oznola.

 

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Then there's that 2003 Lil Nut album "Wear I Liv" outta the 'Nap where the only big name featured artists are Coo-Coo and Ball&G