Kenny Muhammad - Versionsgeschichte

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Musical Career

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	His so-called "water-technique" covers the beat of [[James Brown]]'s popular track "Funky drummer". Whereas his so-called "wind-technique" makes use of [[Kraftwerk]]'s beat of "Nummern" (engl. "Numbers").		His so-called "water-technique" covers the beat of [[James Brown]]'s popular track "Funky drummer". Whereas his so-called "wind-technique" makes use of [[Kraftwerk]]'s beat of "Nummern" (engl. "Numbers").

	Among serious beatboxers both techniques are considered beatbox classics. The French beatboxer [[Polpo]] even made uncredited use of Kenny Muhammad's "wind-technique in a video commercial for Vodafone.		Among serious beatboxers both techniques are considered beatbox classics. The French beatboxer [[Polpo]] even made uncredited use of Kenny Muhammad's "wind-technique" in a video commercial for Vodafone.

	https://youtu.be/eJ9ny60DeTA?si=xvRGwmzxWFgiBLXb		https://youtu.be/eJ9ny60DeTA?si=xvRGwmzxWFgiBLXb

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Musical Career

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	Eventhough they only had a short conversation at the venue, he found out his address and showed up at [[Ozzie]]'s doorstep on the next day. He was invited in and they exchanged their knowledge and their skills with each other.		Eventhough they only had a short conversation at the venue, he found out his address and showed up at [[Ozzie]]'s doorstep on the next day. He was invited in and they exchanged their knowledge and their skills with each other.

	They also performed together in shows and literally underground battles and in subway stations and on the street.		They also performed together in shows and literally underground battles and in subway stations of Manhattan and on the street.

	They often went to these battles right after high school to compete with other beatboxers from the Bronx and Harlem. Popular stations were ''59th Street Lexington'' and ''Broadway-Nassau'' (renamed ''Fulton Street'' in 2011). According to Kenny Muhammad the police was not capable to control or prevent these events from happening as there were too many participants and these crowds could also move to other subway stations shortly.		They often went to these battles right after high school to compete with other beatboxers from the Bronx and Harlem. Popular stations were ''59th Street Lexington'' and ''Broadway-Nassau'' (renamed ''Fulton Street'' in 2011). According to Kenny Muhammad the police was not capable to control or prevent these events from happening as there were too many participants and these crowds could also move to other subway stations shortly.

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	On June 12, 2015 Kenny Muhammad also performed the piece with Boris Strulev and a Balalaika Orchestra conducted by Denis Zabavsky at the open air "Hoff Music Fest" in Moscow.		On June 12, 2015 Kenny Muhammad also performed the piece with Boris Strulev and a Balalaika Orchestra conducted by Denis Zabavsky at the open air "Hoff Music Fest" in Moscow.

			https://youtu.be/qc6xriH6dZs?si=BdyXZhhJTKrzR1l5

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	'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.		'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.

	~~[[File:Kenny Muhammad Portrait.png\|thumb\|border\|right\|200x200px]]~~

	=== Early Life ===		=== Early Life ===

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	'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.		'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.

			[[File:Kenny Muhammad Portrait.png\|thumb\|border\|right\|200x200px]]

	=== Early Life ===		=== Early Life ===

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	'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.		'''Kenny Muhammad''' (born December 3, 1968), also known as '''The Human Orchestra''', '''Kenny X''' or '''Dr Beatbender''', is a beatboxer from Queens, New York.

	~~[[File:Kenny Muhammad Portrait.png\|thumb\|border\|right\|200x200px]]~~

	=== Early Life ===		=== Early Life ===

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	Kenny Muhammad grew up in Far Rockaway, a peninsula south of John F. Kennedy International Airport, and lived in an apartment in one of ''The Edgemere Houses'', which were later renamed into ''The Beach Channel Houses''.		Kenny Muhammad grew up in Far Rockaway, a peninsula south of John F. Kennedy International Airport, and lived in an apartment in one of ''The Edgemere Houses'', which were later renamed into ''The Beach Channel Houses''.

	In ~~1974(?)~~ to ~~1979 (?)~~ he attended ''P.S. 105 Bay School'' on 420 Beach Channel Drive 51st Street.		In 1973 to 1978 he attended ''P.S. 105 Bay School'' on 420 Beach Channel Drive 51st Street.

	[[File:JHS_180_(later_The_Scholars_Academy).JPG\|thumb\|''J.H.S. 180'', which was changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''\|border\|right\|200x200px]]		[[File:JHS_180_(later_The_Scholars_Academy).JPG\|thumb\|''J.H.S. 180'', which was changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''\|border\|right\|200x200px]]
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	As a teenager he joined (when?) the local baseball club (name?), but gave it up in favor of his musical career.		As a teenager he joined (when?) the local baseball club (name?), but gave it up in favor of his musical career.

	From ~~1979(?)~~ to ~~1982(?)~~ he went to ''J.H.S. 180'' on 320 Beach 104th Street, which was later changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''.		From 1978 to 1981 he went to ''J.H.S. 180'' on 320 Beach 104th Street, which was later changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''.

	[[File:High School of Art and Design.JPG\|thumb\|''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan\|border\|right\|200x200px]]		[[File:High School of Art and Design.JPG\|thumb\|''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan\|border\|right\|200x200px]]

	~~For his 10th and~~ 11th grade he commuted to ''High School of Art and Design'' on 245 East 56th Street in Manhattan, but ~~he did~~ his 12th grade at ''Beach Channel High School'' on 100-00 Beach Channel Drive.		From 1981 to 1984 (9th to 11th grade) he commuted to ''High School of Art and Design'' on 245 East 56th Street in Manhattan, but for his last year (12th grade) he attended ''Beach Channel High School'' on 100-00 Beach Channel Drive, where he graduated in 1985.

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Musical Career

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	=== Musical Career ===		=== Musical Career ===

	Kenny Muhammad started beatboxing in 1984 after hearing the song "Brrr Stick'em" by the [[The Fat Boys]]. Their debut album came out on May 29, when he in his ~~10th~~ grade at ''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan. First he just immitated Buff's beatbox style, but soon he started developing his own beatbox technique and routines.		Kenny Muhammad started beatboxing in 1984 after hearing the song "Brrr Stick'em" by the [[The Fat Boys]]. Their debut album came out on May 29, when he in his 11th grade at ''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan. First he just immitated Buff's beatbox style, but soon he started developing his own beatbox technique and routines.

	At that time he also became friends with [[Ozzie]], which had a strong effect on both their styles. Before he met Ozzie at a contest at Beach Channel High School, he had already heard about him as they were living in the same neighbourhood.		At that time he also became friends with [[Ozzie]], which had a strong effect on both their styles. Before he met Ozzie at a contest at Beach Channel High School, he had already heard about him as they were living in the same neighbourhood.
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	https://youtu.be/eJ9ny60DeTA?si=xvRGwmzxWFgiBLXb		https://youtu.be/eJ9ny60DeTA?si=xvRGwmzxWFgiBLXb


	=== Beatboxing ===		=== Beatboxing ===

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Early Life

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	As a teenager he joined (when?) the local baseball club (name?), but gave it up in favor of his musical career.		As a teenager he joined (when?) the local baseball club (name?), but gave it up in favor of his musical career.

	In 1979(?) he went to ''J.H.S. 180'' on 320 Beach 104th Street, which was later changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''.		From 1979(?) to 1982(?) he went to ''J.H.S. 180'' on 320 Beach 104th Street, which was later changed into ''The Scholars' Academy''.

	[[File:High School of Art and Design.JPG\|thumb\|''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan\|border\|right\|200x200px]]		[[File:High School of Art and Design.JPG\|thumb\|''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan\|border\|right\|200x200px]]

	For his 10th and 11th grade he commuted to ''High School of Art and Design'' on 245 East 56th Street in Manhattan but did his 12th grade at ''Beach Channel High School'' on 100-00 Beach Channel Drive.		For his 10th and 11th grade he commuted to ''High School of Art and Design'' on 245 East 56th Street in Manhattan, but he did his 12th grade at ''Beach Channel High School'' on 100-00 Beach Channel Drive.

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	=== Musical Career ===		=== Musical Career ===

	Kenny Muhammad started beatboxing in 1984 after hearing the song "Brrr Stick'em" by the [[The Fat Boys]], ~~which~~ he soon started ~~to immitate~~.		Kenny Muhammad started beatboxing in 1984 after hearing the song "Brrr Stick'em" by the [[The Fat Boys]]. Their debut album came out on May 29, when he in his 10th grade at ''High School of Art and Design'' in Manhattan. First he just immitated Buff's beatbox style, but soon he started developing his own beatbox technique and routines.

	At that time he also became friends with [[Ozzie]], which had a strong effect on both their styles. Before he met Ozzie at a contest at Beach Channel High School, he had already heard about him as they were living in the same neighbourhood.		At that time he also became friends with [[Ozzie]], which had a strong effect on both their styles. Before he met Ozzie at a contest at Beach Channel High School, he had already heard about him as they were living in the same neighbourhood.