| D.J. CUT-UP'S & MIXES BY D.J. CASH MONEY |
| Total Mixes: 15, Duration: 03:14:02 |
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A summarised biography of D.J. Cash Money created using Google Gemini in January 2026 can be found at the bottom of this page |
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Click on the 'Release Title' to view the full details of each release |
| Release Category | Release Title | Label | Catalogue # | Year | Mixer(s) | Mix Title | Length |
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| Bootleg Series - Scratch Masters | Scratch Masters | Strictly Bizness | SB1006 | 1999 | D.J. Cash Money | THE MUSIC MAKER | 00:03:20 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Bootleg | Old School Need Ta Learn'o Plot II | Greens International | GIR1001 | 1997 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. Cash $) | OLD SCHOOL NEED TA LEARN'O PLOT II Side A | 00:14:54 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Bootleg | Old School Need Ta Learn'o Plot II | Greens International | GIR1001 | 1997 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. Cash $) | OLD SCHOOL NEED TA LEARN'O PLOT II Side B | 00:16:14 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Bootleg | Old School Need Ta Learn'o Plot II | Greens International | GIR1001 | 1997 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. Cash $) | OLD SCHOOL NEED TA LEARN'O PLOT II Side C | 00:13:22 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Bootleg | Old School Need Ta Learn'o Plot II | Greens International | GIR1001 | 1997 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. Cash $) | OLD SCHOOL NEED TA LEARN'O PLOT II Side D | 00:15:50 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Legal | Jam Scratchin' | Slice | SR902 | 1985 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. for Doctor Rocx & Co.) | JAM SCRATCHIN' | 00:02:52 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Legal | Push Yer Hands Up | Pias | PIASB003T | 1999 | Kurtis Mantronik | PUSH YER HANDS UP D.J. Cash Money On The Money Scratch Mix | 00:06:37 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Legal | Scratchin' To The Funk | Sound Makers | TTED3014 | 1985 | D.J. Cash Money | SCRATCHIN' TO THE FUNK Part I | 00:09:46 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Legal | Scratchin' To The Funk | Sound Makers | TTED3014 | 1985 | D.J. Cash Money | SCRATCHIN' TO THE FUNK Part II | 00:12:03 |
| D.J. Cut-Up - Legal | Where's The Party At? | Sleeping Bag | SBUKLP4 | 1988 | D.J. Cash Money | THE MUSIC MAKER | 00:03:39 |
| Legal Label - Profile | Run-D.M.C. - Old Skool Mix | Profile | PRO7971DJ | 2005 | D.J. Cash Money (as D.J. Cashmoney) | RUN-D.M.C.: OLD SKOOL MIX | 00:08:27 |
| Legal Series - Anthology Of Go-Go | Anthology Of Go-Go Volume One | T.T.E.D. | TDE3012 | 1986 | D.J. Cash Money | ANTHOLOGY OF GO-GO Part 1 | 00:22:07 |
| Legal Series - Anthology Of Go-Go | Anthology Of Go-Go Volume One | T.T.E.D. | TDE3012 | 1986 | D.J. Cash Money | ANTHOLOGY OF GO-GO Part 2 | 00:22:19 |
| Legal Series - Anthology Of Go-Go | Anthology Of Go-Go Volume Two | T.T.E.D. | TDE3012 | 1986 | D.J. Cash Money | ANTHOLOGY OF GO-GO Part 3 | 00:20:32 |
| Legal Series - Anthology Of Go-Go | Anthology Of Go-Go Volume Two | T.T.E.D. | TDE3012 | 1986 | D.J. Cash Money | ANTHOLOGY OF GO-GO Part 4 | 00:21:58 |
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DJ Cash Money (Jerome Hewlett) is a monumental figure in the history of DJing, often cited as the bridge between the "old school" party rockers and the modern "turntablist" movement. Hailing from Philadelphia, he is credited with some of the most fundamental technical innovations in the craft. Below is a summary of key information: Historical Significance & "Firsts" The "Triple Crown" Winner: In 1987-1988, Cash Money became the first DJ to win all three major DJ championships within a single year: The New Music Seminar Supermen DJ Battle, the DMC American DJ Championship, and the DMC World DJ Championship. Hall of Fame Inductee: In 1998, he was the first DJ ever inducted into the Technics DJ Hall of Fame, cementing his status as a global icon of the craft. Technical Innovations DJ Cash Money revolutionized how the turntable is used as an instrument. His most notable contributions include: The "Battle Style" Setup: He is widely credited as the first DJ to turn the turntable 90 degrees (so the tonearm is at the top). This "vertical" or "Battle Style" positioning prevents the DJ's hand from hitting the tonearm during intense scratching and remains the industry standard for scratch DJs today. The Transformer Scratch: Alongside DJ Jazzy Jeff, Cash Money perfected and popularized the "Transformer" scratch-a rhythmic technique of toggling the crossfader while moving the record to create a sound similar to the 1980s cartoon robots. New Techniques: He is also credited with pioneering or perfecting the Chirp scratch and the Pee Wee Herman scratch, adding a level of speed and musicality that was unprecedented at the time. Career Highlights Discography: As part of the duo Cash Money & MC Marvelous, he released the influential 1988 album Where's The Party At?, featuring hits like "Ugly People Be Quiet" and "Find An Ugly Woman." Production & Remixing: Beyond the decks, he has produced and remixed for high-profile artists including Snoop Dogg, Busta Rhymes, Public Enemy, and P.M. Dawn. Cultural Impact: His aggressive yet soulful "Philly Style" influenced a generation of DJs, including Fatboy Slim and the Scratch Perverts. "I was the first cat to ever put the tone arm at the top of the turntable. I didn't do it for any other reason than to make my set better." - DJ Cash Money |