Daddy-O

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Daddy-O

Glenn Bolton, better known in the golden years of hip hop as Daddy-O, earned bi-coastal respect in the late 80's and early 90's, after formatting one of the most signifigant pieces of production in rap "Top Billin'" by Audio Two, of 1988. That same year, with some co-producers help, he produced the majority of Cookie Crew's album, a trio of female rappers, and also made an appearance on Ice-T's Rhyme Syndicate compilation. In 1993, he produced two tracks for new school seeds Freestyle Fellowship, one being the song "Boundaries" from the album "Innercity Griots" that possesses a more down-tempo and universal funk feel to it, which makes it shine and compliment the mc's rhyming very well. His solo project "You can be a daddy, but never Daddy-O" might have failed the way it did due to the fact that he was much more respectable as a beat producer, not an mc.