Tracklist A1 Pharcyde, The - Runnin' A2 Brand New Heavies, The Feat. Q-Tip - Sometimes (Remix) Rap [Featuring] - Q-Tip Remix - Jay Dee A3 Pharcyde, The - Somethin' That Means Somethin' A4 Pharcyde, The - She Said (Remix) Remix - Jay Dee B1 N'Dea Davenport - Whatever You Want (Remix) Remix - Jay Dee B2 Pharcyde, The - Drop B3 Brand New Heavies, The Feat. Mos Def - Saturday Night (Remix) Rap [Featuring] - Mos Def Remix - Jay Dee C1 Pharcyde, The - Bullsh*t C2 Pharcyde, The - Y? (Remix) Remix - Jay Dee C3 N'Dea Davenport - Bullsh*ttin' (Remix) Remix - Jay Dee C4 Pharcyde, The - Splattitorium D1 Pharcyde, The - Runnin' (Instrumental) D2 Brand New Heavies, The - Sometimes (Remix Instrumental) Remix - Jay Dee D3 Pharcyde, The - Somethin' That Means Somethin' (Instrumental) E1 Pharcyde, The - She Said (Remix Instrumental) Remix - Jay Dee E2 Pharcyde, The - Drop (Instrumental) E3 Brand New Heavies, The - Saturday Night (Remix Instrumental) Remix - Jay Dee F1 Pharcyde, The - Bullsh*t (Instrumental) F2 Pharcyde, The - Y? (Remix Instrumental) Remix - Jay Dee F3 N'Dea Davenport - Bullsh*ttin' (Remix Instrumental) Remix - Jay Dee Jay Dee, aka J Dilla, emerged as a Hip Hop producer to be reckoned with in 1995 when his name was attached to the first single from The Pharcyde�s eagerly anticipated sophomore album �Labcabincalifornia�. Drop the needle on his first Pharcyde production �Runnin� and you have the launch point of a producer�s career that mesmerized, titillated and expanded the domes of Hip Hop fans for the next decade. �Jay Deelicious: Originals, Remixes & Rarities� documents Jay Dilla�s early production on Delicious Vinyl. Working closely with The Pharcyde and Michael �Mike Floss� Ross, (Delicious Vinyl�s founder), Jay Dee was instrumental in keeping The Pharcyde�s second album as ear poppin� and bugged as their maiden classic �Bizarre Ride To The Pharcyde�, stepping up big time after the group parted ways with �Bizarre� producer J-Swift. In addition to original productions and remixes for �Labcabin�, Jay Dee skillfully worked with the label on incredible mixes for the Brand New Heavies, as well as unreleased remixes for former BNH singer, N�Dea Davenport. From the jazzed out Rhodes syncopation of �Sometimes� featuring Q-Tip, to the crazy cutting up of �Got To Give It Up� for �Saturday Night� featuring Mos Def, Jay Dee shows there�s no tempo he can�t freak on some otherworldly jazzed up funk tip. So put on your head phones and take a trip into the early work of a Hip Hop master. Umm Umm JayDEElicous! In respect to Dilla�s legacy, all proceeds from the sale of this release will go to Maureen (Ma Dukes) Yancy.