Talk:DJ Charlie Chase

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charlie chase http://www2.tbo.com/content/2008/apr/09/hip-hop-hero-calls-tampa-home/

WRONG

Chase DJ'd for WBLS along side the legendary Funkmaster Flex

Flex was born in '68. During the 70s he was btw 2 and 12 years of age. i don't think he was spinnin on WBLS. As someone noted under the article footnotes, Flex got his start in 1987 at age 19 working for KISS-FM DJ Chuck Chillout as a record boy. So the question is: did Chase ever DJ on WBLS or any other NYC radio station during the 1970s?

Hyphen or no?

AP Style manual says hop-hop has a hyphen. This article uses a hyphen sometimes but not always. Article should at least be consistent throughout. Satchel Kay (talk) 02:16, 26 September 2024 (UTC)[reply]