g, dr, b, bvoc,
Musician of Hip-Hop/Rap and R&B/Soul
A.k.a. David Reeves David Reeves (2) Davy DMX
Davy D., also known as Davy DMX (named after the Oberheim drum machine), got involved with hip-hop by DJ'ing around neighborhoods in Queens. In the early '80s, as a guitarist, he joined with bassist Larry Smith and drummer Trevor Gale to form Orange Krush, a group who recorded a handful of singles, in addition to several backing tracks for Run-DMC, Sweet G, and Lovebug Starski. After the group separated, he worked with Kurtis Blow as a DJ and guitarist, providing significant contributions to "If I Ruled the World" and "The Breaks." Scattered singles like 1984's "One for the Treble" and 1985's "The DMX Will Rock" put him on the map as a solo artist; in 1987, a full-length album called Davy's Ride followed for Def Jam. Apart from occasional behind-the-scenes work on records, Davy DMX also appeared as a member of the Afros, a comical group who sprouted from another group called Solo Sounds. Tuff City released a collection of four-track recordings called FFFresh, albeit without his knowledge.
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Ohh Girl | Davy D | 1987 | Album |
Davy's Ride | Davy D Featuring Hurricane | 1987 | Album |
Feel For You / Davy's Ride | Davy D | 1987 | Album |
Have You Seen Davy | Davy D | 1987 | Single |
Davy D |
Davy D |
Davy Dave voc |
Davy Davis And His Orchestra |
Davy De Decker bvoc, dr BE Alternative and Rock |
Davy De Schrooder voc Rock |
Davy De Wolf dr BE |
Davy De Zutter voc Children's Music and Pop |
Davy Dean |
Davy Dean And The Swinging Ballades NO Rock and Pop |
Davy Deckmijn dr BE *1978 Rock |
Davy Dee BE Dance |
Davy Dick vn |
Davy DMX g, dr, b Hip-Hop/Rap |
Davy Downs |
Davy Drones US |