I'M CRAZY DEE, GOOGLE ME! MOVEMENT

  Crazy Dee first burst on the scene in 1990 when  he, as a freshman at Cleveland State, played the Ice Breaker hosted by Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.  After this introduction, to the College Party Scene, Crazy Dee never looked back. He Disc Jockeyed parties for the Kappas, Omegas and the Deltas. He threw many hall parties during the 90's.

    Once his popularity began to grow he began producing Remix Tapes.  His style was to cut & scratch records and add a follow track underneath the main song.  This technique changed the beat construction of the songs he mixed, and this style would cause the songs to become more funky.

    In 1994 Crazy Dee Produced his first Cleveland Artist driven disc.  It is called JusDaLil'SumThin' and it features various MC's from the Cleveland area.  In 1995 Crazy Dee followed up his 1994 release with his first Remix CD entitled The Greatest Mix CD.  It features Crazy Dee's unique style of remixing popular songs. 

    In 1996 Crazy Dee created  the new moniker "Lord Dee"  for his next CD entitled Cleveland Is My Saith The Lord.  This began the expansion of Crazy Dee's idea to (as he did with his multitude of mix tapes and with his 1994 release) incorporate the Black Female Body Form in his artwork.  The cover depicts the struggles of African-American people in North America, and the Black Female Angel depicts the beliefs and the strength of faith.

    In 1997 Crazy Dee opened his first location.  He named it after himself.  Crazy Dee's Muzic Palace.  He opened to good business (“hometown done good” was the feeling from his customers). 
    
    In 1997 Crazy Dee dropped the first double mix CD entitled Lord Dee - The Gospel According To Cleveland.  The CDs incorporated every song that influenced Cleveland Hip-Hop since the early 80's.  It also promoted the opening of Crazy Dee's store.  Crazy Dee took time off from producing CDs to work his store to make it the most popular store in the Cleveland Market.  His hard work paid off.
    
    In 1999 Crazy Dee's store was featured in the November issue of the Source Magazine.  When the Source came to Cleveland Crazy Dee was ready.  He was co-hosting a college radio show called R.A.C.E. Chronicles, he had TV Commercials running advertising his location, his work to make his store a beautiful experience for his customer base was a success, he had just completed two rap CDs earlier that year, and he had engineered mixed down and released a Remix CD for a up and coming DJ. 
    
    When the Source reporter came he received not only the CDs but bios on the artists involved with the projects.  He and the photographer were so impressed with the professionalism-- Crazy Dee's store, though not the only one mentioned, was the only store pictured along with the group of artists Crazy Dee produced.
    
    In the year of 1999 Crazy Dee released Bounce Dat A$$ by DJ Skilz (it is to date the best selling Remix CD from Cleveland), Complete Conversation (which featured the top hardcore rappers in Cleveland) and Shone Styles - 131 Below (a solo disc from a rapper Crazy Dee had worked with for a few years).
    
    After the appearance in the Source many independent artists from outside of Cleveland contacted Crazy Dee.  Crazy Dee began to carry various New York independents as well as California and Southern artists.  Expanding his catalog of independents took much of Crazy Dee's time.
     
    In 2002 Crazy Dee expanded upon his interests of promoting the African Female Beauty Standard by producing the first ever all Cleveland calendar.  It is called The Image Factor 2003 Calendar.  In 2003 Crazy Produced, Directed and Videotaped the first Cleveland DVD Calendar, Crazy Dee called it The Cleveland Image 2004 DVD Calendar.
    
    In 2003  Crazy Dee opened his second location in Maple Heights, Ohio.  Crazy Dee’s Maple Music & More... (now closed) was located in Maple Heights a suburb of Cleveland which is a racially mixed community. 
    
    In 2004 Crazy Dee dropped The 2005 Lordland Complimentary Calendar which features The Lordland Models in 12 beautiful months.  He also released the new DVD entitled Model Stretch Techniques.  For more info on the Model Stretch Techniques DVD  - CLICK HERE

    In 2005 Crazy Dee released Music For The Party.  A Double CD which is the Mix Sound Track To Crazy Dee’s BLKICE Movie.  In August of 2006, Crazy Dee released Crazy Dee’s BLKICE Movie.  The DVD is available at Crazy Dee's Store and www.crazydeeonline.com.  For more info on THE BLKICE DVD - CLICK HERE
    
    In 2007 Crazy Dee released Crazy Dee's T.R.U.E. TECHNIQUE DVD.  The DVD features 20 models in artistic poses. Produced by Crazy Dee, it is his best work to date!
In mid 2007 Crazy Dee created "You Too Can Be A Star Showcase" which blossomed into Crazy Dee's Webshow.  Crazy Dee's Webshow features MC's, Singers, Dancers and Models.  To View Crazy Dee's Webshow on YouTube - CLICK HERE

    In January 2008 Crazy Dee released Crazy Dee’s T.R.U.E. Tech Global X DVD, which is his 6th DVD!  For more information about Crazy Dee's T.R.U.E. Tech Global X - CLICK HERE

In 2008 Crazy Dee created Crazy Dee's Webshow Radio.  The talk show dealt with various topics important to the African-American Community. To Listen to Crazy Dee Webshow Radio Archive Shows - CLICK BELOW