Rod Lee
Rod Lee is a Baltimore DJ, producer, and party MC. who is known for the popularization of Baltimore Club music. Described as "the original don of Baltimore Club" by The Washington Post, in 2005 he released "Vol. 5: the Official," a DJ mix that was the first Baltimore Club CD to be distributed nationally. His productions have contributed to the success of local stars like Bossman and Paula Campbell. He is the founder and owner of the Club Kingz record label. and has independently released four mixtapes that have circulated around the mid-Atlantic, but primarily within his native city of Baltimore.
Lee is highly popular among Baltimore club-goers and Baltimore Club music fans. He is currently considered one of the most notable artists to represent the city.
His song "Dance My Pain Away" was featured on the soundtrack to the HBO series The Wire.
References
Podcasts:
DJ Rod Lee
ALBUMS
- Podcast 103 released: 2009
- Rustie, Something in the Bucky (Does Not Compute) released: 2009
- Beyond Hamsterdam: Baltimore Tracks From "The Wire" released: 2008
- The Wire: "...and all the pieces matter" released: 2008
- EP, Volume IV released: 2001
- DJ Rod Lee released: 2001
- Fat Boys E.P. released: 2001
- Unruly Club Classics, Volume 2 released: 1998
Podcast 103
Released 2009- Um Bongo's Revenge
- Bambara
- Now You Know
- Hide
- Shake & Pop (instrumental)
- Let Me See What U Workin With
- [unknown]
- Don't Know Don't Care
- No One Likes a Smart-Arse
- Dislokated
- Expert Tuition
- Siberian Poker
- Sketch on Glass
- Rework
- Strobe Lick
- Gonna Work Out Fine
- J. Doe
- No Swing
- You Didn't Win the Holiday (Chequebook mix)
- I Beg You
- Reminissin' (Kode9 Refix)
- Tempest
The Wire: "...and all the pieces matter"
Released 2008- "This America, man."
- Way Down in the Hole
- "Why would anyone ever wanna leave Baltimore?"
- Oh My God
- Dance My Pain Away
- My Life Extra
- "The king stay the king."
- Way Down in the Hole
- "We used to make shit in this country."
- Sixteen Tons
- Assume the Position
- "What the fuck did I do?"
- Step By Step
- I Walk on Gilded Splinters
- Fast Train
- The Body of an American
- "All the pieces matter."
- Efuge Efuge
- "Omar comin'!"
- Way Down in the Hole
- "If it's a lie, then we fight on that lie"
- Projects
- "Later for that gangsta bullshit."
- Ayo
- Analyze
- "Wars end."
- Unfriendly Game
- What You Know About Baltimore
- Jail Flick
- The Life, The Hood, The Streetz
- "An act of daily journalism."
- I Feel Alright
- Way Down in the Hole
- "You remember that one day summer past?"
- The Fall
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by All
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by Tim Hawkins
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by George Carlin
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by Treat Her Right
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by Black Unicorn
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by Tremoloes
Right
by: AllToday she made the pain stop
With the sound of her voice
I've learned to live with doubt
And I've learned to live without
But not by choice
I've had enough sad memories
To last me all my life
I've learned to live with doubt
And I've learned to live without
But not this time
I was walking wounded
I said, "Never again"
She makes it easy
She's my best friend, my best friend
She's right
I look in her eyes
I like what I find
I've learned to live with doubt
And I've learned to live without
But not this time
We speak the same anguish
When we make love she smiles
I've learned to live with doubt
And I've learned to live without
But not this time
I was walking wounded
I said, "Never again"
She makes it so easy
She's my best friend, my best friend
She's right
I was walking wounded
I said, "Never again"
She makes me happy
To be her best friend
She says, she's my best friend
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