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Eazy E Passed 8 Years Ago Today, Krayzie Bone Comments - AllHipHop

Eazy E Passed 8 Years Ago Today, Krayzie Bone Comments

Today, March 26 1995 pioneering Compton, California rapper/executive Eazy E died from complications of AIDS just three weeks after being diagnosed. He was 31. Wright, who founded Ruthless Records’, is arguably one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history, helping to jumpstart "gangsta rap." Eazy was also one of the founders of N.W.A. "I wanna say is Eazy E’s Ruthless Records was the first sreet independent label and it needs to be recognized," Krayzie Bone told AllHipHop.com. "Every rapper from the West coast branched from him and can’t deny that." Bone, who signed to Eazy’s Ruthless imprint before he was diagnosed with AIDS, has released 5 albums and two greatest hits collections for the label. "If he was still alive he would still be right on top," Krayzie continued. "Hiphop needs to give ’em more props, because he did what people was scared to do first, and that’s keep it real gangsta." Bone is currently headlining the "Take Me Home" tour supporting their latest album, Thug World Order. 9-Apr Wednsday Nashville, TN 10-Apr Thursday Birmingham, AI 11-Apr Friday Atlanta, GA 12-Apr Saturday Athens, GA 13- Apr Sunday Columbia, SC 14- Apr Off 15- Apr Tuesday Orlando, FL 16- Apr Off 17- Apr Thrusday Miaim, FL 18- Apr Friday Tampa, FL 19- Apr Saturday Tallahassee./Mobile 20- Apr Easter 21- Apr Monday Jackson, Miss 22- Apr Tuesday Los Angeles House of Blues 23- Apr Wednsday Ventura, CA Ventura Theatre 24- Apr Thrusday TBA 25- Apr Friday Orange County, CA House of Blues 26- Apr Saturday Phoenix Celebrity Theatre 27- Apr Sunday Northridge, CA & Tucson, AZ CAl State Northridge, Rialto Theatre 28- Apr Monday El Paso Tx Club Valare 29- Apr Tuesday Albuquerque,NM Sunshine Theatre 30- Apr Wednsday Denver, Co Ogden Theatre 1-May Off 2-May Friday Dallas Tx, 3-May Saturday San Antonio, TX 4-May Sunday Houston, TX

Today, March 26 1995 pioneering Compton, California

rapper/executive Eazy E died from complications of AIDS just three weeks after

being diagnosed. He was 31.

Wright, who founded Ruthless Records’, is arguably

one of the most influential figures in hip-hop history, helping to jumpstart

"gangsta rap." Eazy was also one of the founders of N.W.A.

"I wanna say is Eazy E’s Ruthless Records

was the first sreet independent label and it needs to be recognized," Krayzie

Bone told AllHipHop.com. "Every rapper from the West coast branched from

him and can’t deny that."

Bone, who signed to Eazy’s Ruthless imprint before

he was diagnosed with AIDS, has released 5 albums and two greatest hits collections

for the label.

"If he was still alive he would still be

right on top," Krayzie continued. "Hiphop needs to give ’em more props,

because he did what people was scared to do first, and that’s keep it real gangsta."

Bone is currently headlining the "Take Me

Home" tour supporting their latest album, Thug World Order.

9-Apr Wednsday Nashville, TN

10-Apr Thursday Birmingham, AI

11-Apr Friday Atlanta, GA

12-Apr Saturday Athens, GA

13- Apr Sunday Columbia, SC

14- Apr Off

15- Apr Tuesday Orlando, FL

16- Apr Off

17- Apr Thrusday Miaim, FL

18- Apr Friday Tampa, FL

19- Apr Saturday Tallahassee./Mobile

20- Apr Easter

21- Apr Monday Jackson, Miss

22- Apr Tuesday Los Angeles House of Blues

23- Apr Wednsday Ventura, CA Ventura Theatre

24- Apr Thrusday TBA

25- Apr Friday Orange County, CA House of Blues

26- Apr Saturday Phoenix Celebrity Theatre

27- Apr Sunday Northridge, CA & Tucson, AZ CAl State Northridge, Rialto

Theatre

28- Apr Monday El Paso Tx Club Valare

29- Apr Tuesday Albuquerque,NM Sunshine Theatre

30- Apr Wednsday Denver, Co Ogden Theatre

1-May Off

2-May Friday Dallas Tx,

3-May Saturday San Antonio, TX

4-May Sunday Houston, TX