Percee P
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| Background information | |
| Origin | The South Bronx, New York |
| Genres | Hip hop |
| Years active | 1979–present |
| Labels | Stones Throw |
| Associated acts | Lakim Shabazz, Gee Rock & Tha Cnd Coalition & Aesop Rock |
Percee P (born John Percy Simon) is a hip hop artist from the Patterson Projects in The South Bronx, New York City, United States. Percee P has been writing and performing since 1979, yet his debut album Perseverance was not released until September 18, 2007, produced entirely by Madlib.
He is known in the underground for selling his mixtapes himself in front of the Fat Beats store in New York, a practice he continues today by selling his Stones Throw album and his other mixtapes at his shows. He also sells his mixtapes outside of shows in los angeles.[1]
A rare video exists showing Percee P trading freestyle verses with Fat Joe and Eminem.[2]
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Discography [edit]
Studio albums [edit]
- 2007: Perseverance (Stones Throw)
Other releases [edit]
- 2005: Legendary Status (MTA)
- 2007: Perseverance: The Remix (Stones Throw)
- 2008: Oh No Vs. Percee P (Now Again Records)
Appearances [edit]
- 1992: "Yes You May" and "Kicking Flavor With My Man" (from the Lord Finesse album Return of the Funky Man)
- 1994: "Pray to da East" (from the Maestro Fresh Wes album Naaah, Dis Kid Can't Be from Canada?!!)
- 1995: "You're Late" and "Kick a Dope Verse" (from The Cenobites Album)
- 1997: "Wake Up Call" and "Coward Of The Year" (from the Aesop Rock album Music For Earthworms)
- 1998: "Keep the Fame" (from the Molemen "Below the Ground/Buried Alive EP")
- 2002: "A Day At The Races" (from the Jurassic 5 album Power In Numbers)
- 2003: "Knicknack 2002" (from the Wildchild album Secondary Protocol)
- 2003: "Walk with Me" (from the Jedi Mind Tricks album Visions of Gandhi)
- 2003: "The Exclusive" (from the Jaylib album Champion Sound)
- 2005: "Torture Chamber" (from the Edan album Beauty and the Beat)
- 2006: "Raw Heat" (from the Chrome Children)
- 2008: "SBX2LAX2OX" (from the DJ Babu album Duck Season Vol. 3)
- 2010: "Tales From The Boogie Down" (from Dusty Philharmonics album "The Audiotopsy", Unexpected Records)
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