Big L
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Lamont Coleman (May 30, 1974 – February 15, 1999), best known by his stage name Big L, was an American hip hop recording artist, born and raised in Harlem, New York City, New York. Coleman embarked on his career in rapping, with the hip hop trio, Three the Hard Way. His first notable appearance came on Lord Finesse's "Yes You May (Remix)". Coleman released his debut album, Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous, in 1995 and significantly contributed to the underground hip hop scene. In 1998, he founded Flamboyant Entertainment, his own indie label, through which he released one of his most popular singles, "Ebonics" (1998).
On February 15, 1999, Coleman was killed by an unknown assailant in a drive-by shooting in his native Harlem. His second studio album, The Big Picture, was put together by Coleman's manager, Rich King, and released posthumously the following year. It was eventually certified gold by the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA).
Big L 1395
Big L is the name of a broadcasting company registered by the British licensing authority Ofcom from 11 June 2002 to 10 June 2003 for a satellite radio service known as Big L. The license states that the station "… will provide an eclectic mix of rock and pop, both modern and classic. News and weather will be broadcast hourly. The service will be in English language and will be free to air." The station is owned by Big L Limited. Though the station targets audience in the United Kingdom, advertisers develop their commercials mainly to reach English speakers in the Netherlands.
Station licence
The station's Ofcom licence states the station is under the ownership of Big L Limited, 1 Colmore Crescent, Moseley, Birmingham B13 9SJ.
Independent media evaluation of Big L 1395
Big L 1395 was featured on Channel 4 programme Get Your Act Together With Harvey Goldsmith in an episode broadcast 17 April 2007. Presenter Harvey Goldsmith attempted to improve the fortunes of the station but met with resistance and failed to deliver on his promises.
Big L (disambiguation)
Big L may refer to:
Or a number of British radio stations:
Podcasts:
Big L
ALBUMS
- Reggae in your Jeggae released: 1995
Reggae in your Jeggae
Released 1995- Move Your Mule
- Lee's Farewell
- Love Me Tonight
- Lead Them
- Tear Them
- Running Wild
- You'll Lose A Good Thing
- Run Come Have Fun
- Trial Of Pama Dice
- Funky Chicken
- Cutting Blade
- Song Bird
- Reggae In Your Jeggae
- Red Red Wine
- Night Train
- Soulful
- Peace And Love
- Down We Go
- Dawn Patrol
- Don't Make Promises You Can't Keep
- Remember Those Days
- Somebody's Baby
- Don't Believe Him Donna
- Girl You Rock My Soul
- Baby Don't Wake Me
- Bewildered
- Jamaica
- Back A Yard
Big L
ALBUMS
- L Corleone released: 2012
- The Danger Zone released: 2011
- Return of the Devil's Son released: 2010
- Harlem's Finest: A Freestyle History, Volume I & II released: 2009
- In Memory Of... Volume 2 released: 2004
- Harlem’s Finest: A Freestyle History, Volume 1 released: 2001
- The Big Picture released: 2000
- Lifestylez ov da Poor & Dangerous released: 1995
- Harlem's Finest: A Freestyle History, Volume 2 released:
- The Unseen Picture released:
- The Greatest Hits released:
- Harlems Greatest (Presented by C-Los) released:
Return of the Devil's Son
Released 2010- Return of the Devil's Son
- Devil's Son
- Zone of Danger
- Sandman 118
- School Days
- Principle of the New School
- Unexpected Flava
- Tony's Touch
- Right to the Top
- Once Again
- Harlem World Universal
- I Won't
- Hard to Kill
- Power Moves
- If You Not Aware
- I Should Have Used a Rubber
- Doo Wop #5
- Yes You Can
- Audition
- MC's What's Going On
- Slaying the Mic
Harlem's Finest: A Freestyle History, Volume I & II
Released 2009- Interview (intro)
- Rock N. Willis Audition
- Stretch & Bobbito '92 Freestyle
- Stretch & Bobbito '93 Freestyle
- Stretch & Bobbito '94 Freestyle
- Stretch & Bobbito '95 Freestyle
- Stretch & Bobbito '95 Freestyle, Part 2
- Tony Touch 139 Freestyle
- Universal Freestyle
- Doo Wop My Niggaz Freestyle
- Stretch & Bobbito '98 Freestyle
- Roc Raida Mixtape Freestyle
- Flamboyant 1
- Flamboyant 2
- Kay Slay Freestyle
- Devil's Son (live in Amsterdam)
- Nigga Please
- How Will I Make It
- Final Four Interview
In Memory Of... Volume 2
Released 2004- Rest in Peace
- Once Again
- Bring Em Back (original version)
- Big L & Lord Finesse (interlude)
- Yes You May (remix)
- Put It On
- Let Em Have It L
- Graveyard
- Devil's Son
- Dignified Soldiers
- Dangerous
- Internationally Known
- Uptown Connection
- American Dream
- Watch Your Back
- How Will I Make It
- Furious Anger
- Double Up
- Big Picture
- Flamboyant
- Deadly Combination
- Enemy
- Times Iz Hard
- School Daze
- Unexpected Flava
- Should Have Used a Rubber
- Day One
- Street Struck
- Big L (outro)
The Unseen Picture
- Wake Up Show Anthem (Sway & King Tech)
- Devil's Son
- You Know What I'm About (original)
- Back Up Off Me
- Internationally Known (remix)
- M.V.P. (DJ Premier Summer Smooth mix)
- We Got This
- Yes You May (remix)
- School Days
- Work Is Never Done
- 5 Fingas of Death
- Alone (Funkyman mix)
- Represent
- Clinic (I Shoulda Worn a Rubba)
- Still Here
- All Love
- Dangerous (Ghetto Pros)
- Times Is Hard on the Boulevard
- Dignified Soldiers
Harlems Greatest (Presented by C-Los)
- Introduction
- Size Em Up
- Dignified Soldier
- Big L & Jay-Z Freestyle #1
- Fall Back
- Furious Anger
- Day One
- Freestyle #1
- Harlem Usa
- Freestyle 2
- Platinum Plus
- Freestyle #3
- Dice Game
- The Triboro
- Grave Yard
- Big L & Jay-Z Freestyle
- Danger Sequel
- Poor & Dangerous
- Internationally Known
- The Heist
- We Got This
- Games
- Ebonics
- Holdin' It Down
- Quiet Money Info
- Deadly Combo
- Teflon Freestyle
- Ready for War
Born: 1974-05-30
Died: 1999-02-15
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Now Or Never
by: Big L[Chorus:]
Its time to make power moves and get the chedda.
And buy the real nice things that makes life betta.
No foolish acts, moves must be clever.
Im down for whatever, I gotta blow son, is now or never.
[Verse 1:]
I walk through the ruggedest blocks with jewels flooded wit rocks.
Hustlin on hot corners that be smuggled wit cops.
I was sworn for harlem, true roach don.
Word bond, we leave mics torn.
Yall brothers slept too long, now its on.
L Corleone will neva fly.
Records are forever hot.
Front on me you better not.
I keep the barreta cocked.
This goes out to my people's up town.
Downtown, mid town, across town, and outta town.
You see me flossin often, at all the club sites.
At the bars buyin crystalls like they bud lights.
My style is hard like strong lumber.
Dime pieces get the digits chicken heads get the wrong number.
[Chrous]
[Verse 2:]
Yo I announce spacks.
When I get busy over bounce tracks.
Droppin lethal raps so wack so I can count stacks.
I keep a heavy knot, got a spot on every block.
Hunnies thats very hot.
And sent to the mary yacht.
95 was a beautiful year for L.
Now I'm back and all the ladies still cheer for L.
Whatever I write is gonna be tight.
Cuz if makin hits is wrong I dont wanna be right.
Never the less, the east is were my crew rest.
We bust caps that go through vests.
We only do what we do best.
And thats triple than you riddle men.
Since you wanna play rough, then say hello to my little friend.
[Chorus x2]
[Verse 3:]
I like drop tops when its hot.
I like lambs when its snowy.
Bank account is fat like Joey.
Im not very religious you wouldn't call me holy.
Sometimes my hairs grow long, sometimes its froly.
Spark up the you know what.
Pop the moey.
L stay flossin, presidential doughly.
Yall brothers know me, I step in parties with mints and fly links.
Shorties hittin me with eyewinks as I buy drinks.
And every girl I got looks like a model.
If you ever see me with a chicken then she must of a hit the lotto.
Uptown is my home, and where I roam.
I stand alone, Big L Cornleone got a song.
Sellin weight in and outta state to generate cake.
The one jakes hate.
Got homicide runnin out of yellow tape.
I pack toast with infra red scopes, I turn crews to dead folks.
If yall fellas is playas, Im the head coach.
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