Hello all, thank you for stopping by. My name is DJ Moe D. (Moe Knox), owner and founder of WhatChuSayRadio & 4-D Entertainment Mobile DJ services. I first began my DJ career back in 1997. Over the years I have provided DJ and MC entertainment for 100 plus events which include services for weddings, receptions, Christmas & New Year’s Eve parties and sports functions. Additionally, I have performed official military functions for birthday balls, command picnics, retirement ceremonies as well as for plain old morale, welfare, and recreation.
In all of the years that I have been a DJ, I have had the proud privilege of being more than just a Mobile DJ and here is why. I have an ear for great music! Music dating all the way back to the 70’s, 80’s, and 90’s to today’s present time and that includes all genres of music like R&B, Pop, Hip-Hop, Disco, Country, Reggae, Rap, Blues, Jazz & Gospel. That ear along with my encounters with diverse cultures from my experiences and travels allows me the versatility to move “any” type of crowd for “every” type of event.
Bottom Line: I love music and have a passion for sharing that with the world.
🎙Please join us this Wednesday evening on WhatChuSayRadio @ 8pm cst as we pay tribute to R&B, Soul Blues, Southern Soul Artist, Producer, & Songwriter, WENDELL B aka “The Boss”. You can call☎️ in and share a favorite memory, song, or encounter you may have had with the Boss @ 901-245-7813 during this time as well. Please share this and hope to see you there. Tune in @ http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.com or http://tun.in/sfubn or Apple🍏Music search @ WhatChuSayRadio. Broadcast will air Facebook Live also @ WhatChuSayRadio/4-Dentertainment Page. Remembering the Boss all week on WhatChuSayRadio. 🙏🏾🕊❤️
🎙 WhatChuSayRadio’s Artist of the Week is Clarksdale Mississippi’s own, the late Sam Cooke. Gifted with one of the greatest voices in music history, Cooke is known for some of the most inspirational songs ever produced. His greatest music success came in the 1950’s & 60’s with forever hits like “Chain Gang”, “You Send Me”, “Cupid”, and “A Change Is Gonna Come”. Not only did he use his voice for music, but he also used it for the Civil Rights Movement. He was friends with greats Muhammad Ali, Jim Brown, and Malcom X and the movie 🎥 “One Night In Miami” is based on an encounter the 4 had together in a hotel after an Ali title fight. Check it out! Sam Cooke’s life was cut short on December 11, 1964 at the young age of 33, when he was shot at the Hacienda Motel in Los Angeles, California. Though Sam Cooke was here for a short time, he left a lasting legacy that still thrives today! He was inducted in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1986, received a Hollywood Walk of Fame Star in 1986, and was posthumously awarded a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award in 1999 all for his music contributions. Join us as we feature the Best of Sam Cooke music this week on WhatChuSayRadio #BringItOnHome #WhatAWonderfulWorld #EverybodyLovesToChaChaCha #HavingAParty http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.com #WeOnWeJammin #WhatChuSay
🎙WhatChuSayRadio Artist of the Week for last week and this week are The Isley Brothers. The group was originally a gospel group before transitioning to secular music. Formed in 1954 out of Cincinnati Ohio, The Isley Brothers music began to gain recognition in the 1960’s, and really took off in the 1970’s. The groups 1973 album “3 + 3” featuring the hit song, “That Lady” brought The Isley Brothers their first taste of mainstream success while the 1975 album, “The Heat Is On”, gave them their largest success as that album 💿 hit #1 on the Billboard R&B chart and #7 on the Billboard 200 chart. The “Heat Is On” features hit songs “Fight The Power”, “For The Love Of You”, and “Make Me Say It Again” which was recently redone in September of 2022 and features Beyoncé. The Isley Brothers have 2 Grammy’s under their belt, were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1992, and received a BET Lifetime Achievement Award in 2004. These awards are recognition and a reflection of their impact on the music and in the music industry. The Isley Brothers are forever part of Music History. Join us as we feature The Isley Brothers music this week on WhatChuSayRadio @ http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.com or http://tun.in/sfubn and https://music.apple.com/us/station/whatchusayradio/ra.1461597482#BetweenTheSheets #FootstepsInTheDark #ChooseyLover #ItsYourThing #Contagious #KeepItFlowin #VoyageToAtlantis #WhatChuSay
🎙WhatChuSayRadio Artist of the Week is singer, songwriter, and producer, Gerald Maxwell Rivera aka Maxwell. The 3-time Grammy Award winning artist from Brooklyn New York, burst onto the music scene in 1996 with his first album, “Maxwell’s Urban Hang Suite”. Known for his smooth voice and lyrics, Maxwell is considered by some to be one of the pioneers of Neo-Soul music. Maxwell was inspired as youth by artists Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Marvin Gaye. He released his follow up albums, “Embrya” in 1998, “Now”, in 2001, and “Blacksummers’night” in 2009, all highly successful projects. He has won numerous awards to go along with his Grammy’s. Maxwell continues to tour live today as he recently completed a 25 arena tour date with fellow artists Anthony Hamilton and Joe. Join us as we feature Maxwell and his music this week on WhatChuSayRadio @ http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.comhttp://tun.in/sfubn To view Maxwell latest tour dates go to: https://musze.com/#tour #Maxwell #Ascension #Fortunate #PrettyWings#ThisWomansWork #SumthinSumthin #GetToKnowYa #TheMusicLivesForever #WeOnWeJammin #WhatChuSay
🎙WhatChuSayRadio Artist of the Week is singer, songwriter, and producer, the late, Bobby Womack. Womack is known by his powerful and soulful voice along with his ability to combine different musical genres such as R&B, soul, jazz, blues, and rock and roll. The music he put out for decades featured topics of love, loss, and social justice. Womack’s catalog consists of quite a few hit songs, including “If You Think You’re Lonely Now,” “Across 110th Street,” “That’s The Way I Feel About Cha,” and “Lookin’ for a Love.” He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame with the Class of 2009. His music is still in rotation and continues to be covered by musicians around the world. Join us as we feature Bobby Womack and his music this week on WhatChuSayRadio @ http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.comhttp://tun.in/sfubn #IWishHeDidntTrustMeSoMuch #TheMusicLivesForever #BobbyWomack #WeOnWeJammin #WhatChuSay
🎙WhatChuSayRadio’s Artist of the Week, for this week, we are going to stay in the soul blues arena by honoring Mississippi born, Chi-Town raised, Tyrone Davis. T.D. started singing in the 1960’s and his big breakthrough happened in 1968 with the release of the hit song “Can I Change My Mind,”. The song blew up, earning the #5 spot on the Billboard Hot 100 chart. Davis followed that smash hit up with numerous successful songs, including “Turn Back the Hands of Time,” “Give It Up (Turn It Loose),” and “Turning Point.” Tyrone Davis, like many other music greats with influential contributions to the industry, never received any awards or inductions. Despite this fact, his music is forever revered by fellow artists, fans, and music historians across the country. One of the best to ever do it, join us as we celebrate Tyrone Davis spinning his music throughout the week on WhatChuSayRadio! Tune in @ http://www.WhatChuSayRadio.com http://tun.in/sfubn https://music.apple.com/us/station/whatchusayradio/ra.1461597482 #TipToe #SureWasntMe #KissYou #MomsApplePie #SugarDaddy #WeOnWeJammin #WhatChuSay
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