Listen to the inaugural episode of Duck Sauce’s ‘Duck Duck Goose’ talk show, featuring Todd Terry
Duck Sauce hominids Alain Macklovitch (aka A-Trak) and Armand Van Helden have launched the inaugural episode of their talk show, Duck Duck Goose, with the effort’s very first special guest, Todd Terry.
Terry is known for bolstering the Chicago house music movement of the mid ’80s in the New York scene by cross-sampling Chicago house and its Detroit offshoot with New York hip-hop breaks. His sound cultivated an energetic wave that jump-started acid house and rave movements in both the United Kingdom and United States.
In the hour-and-a-half segment, Terry shares stories about the early days of JAY-Z, Just Ice, his friend accidentally erasing a Rakim, and much more.Upcoming Duck Duck Goose guests include David Guetta, Billy Carson (of @4biddenknowledge fame), DJ Premier, a high-ranking member of the Flat Earth society, and many more. Watch the first episode of Duck Duck Goose below.
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