Pioneering Houston rappers Willie D and Scarface reunite for a show that’s all about their community, not about them. Geto Boys Reloaded continues their bid to instruct, with Dennis and Jordan taking ...

A Caribbean immigrant with dwarfism whose stage name derived from the New York neighborhood where he grew up, Bushwick Bill was an outsider in just about every way, which made him a quintessentially ...

Richard “Bushwick Bill” Shaw, one-third of iconic 80’s Houston rap group Geto Boys, passed away on June 9th after a brief battle with pancreatic cancer. The rapper was 52 years old. Shaw fell ill and ...

Stepping on stage with an eager swagger, lead by Donny Hathaway’s “Little Ghetto Boy,” Scarface was the first of the Geto Boys to greet the crowd. The rapper, who visited Denver on his own last fall, ...

FM radio drive-time personalities across the nation made merciless Desert Storm skits and parodies built of cultural ridicule. American political and spiritual leaders offered no objections, as ...

Twenty years after three virtual strangers came together in a Houston recording studio, the Geto Boys’ legacy is secure. Individually and collectively, Bushwick Bill, Willie D and Mr. Scarface are ...