- others. The Ruff
Ryders namesake also
referred to a loose-knit hip hop
collective composed of the core
signees of the label. Ruff
Ryders and its main studio...
- said. "The Long
Ryders had gigs
coming up in the San
Francisco area and
needed someone quickly." In the
spring of 1984, the Long
Ryders signed with Los...
- co-founders of the Ruff
Ryders.
According to
Swizz Beatz, DMX had
initially rejected the production: "I made the 'Ruff
Ryders Anthem' beat in Atlanta...
-
group Honey Ryder (band),
British music group Ryder (novel), a 1928
novel by
Djuna Barnes Search for "
ryder" or "
ryders" on Wikipedia.
Ryder Cup, a biennial...
-
Horowitz (born (1971-10-29)October 29, 1971),
known professionally as
Winona Ryder, is an
American actress.
Having come to
attention playing quirky characters...
-
Ryder System, Inc. is an
American transportation and
logistics company,
specializing in
truck rental and leasing,
fleet management,
supply chain management...
- 2010,
Joaquin and
Darin Dean
decided to
revamp Ruff
Ryders through a new
venture known as Ruff
Ryders Indy, as a Fontana/Universal
affiliated distribution...
- left the
label to sign with Ruff
Ryders. They
released their second album, We Are The Streets, in 2000,
through Ruff
Ryders. The
album was once
again a success...
- the estate. In 1977 the
Ryders moved from
Norfolk to Inkpen, near Newbury.
Ryder’s wife Hilaré died on 19
September 1982.
Ryder himself died on 29 June...
- West Side
Ryders is a
compilation album by
rapper C-Bo,
released June 10, 2003, on West
Coast Mafia Records. Amazon.com: C-Bo - West Side
Ryders Release...
