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Profile: Pam the Funkstress (died December 22, 2017, aged 51) was an American DJ. She was the DJ for The Coup. Pam did not usually tour with The Coup. In addition to DJing, she owned and operated a successful catering business in Northern California. Warren was a music trailblazer, who ranked among the first female DJs in hip-hop.
26 de dic. de 2017 · DJ Pam the Funkstress has died of organ failure, after undergoing a transplant, at age 51. She was a member of the Oakland hip-hop act the Coup, and served as a house DJ at Paisley Park in the final weeks of Prince’s life. There, she was known by Prince's name for her: "Purple Pam." (Rolling Stone)
31 de jul. de 2015 · The Hip Hop community has embraced The Funkstress for more than a decade not only as a club DJ but as a performing artist. She busted out on the recording scene as a member of The Coup. The Funkstress has been featured in music publications such as Rolling Stone Magazine, 4080, Rap Pages, Ms., Fader and Wired just to name a few.
12 de abr. de 2016 · Pam the Funkstress: One of my friends in high school, her boyfriend was a DJ. He wanted to teach a female how to DJ, but she didn’t want to learn. That’s when Salt-N-Pepa came out , so I ...
17 de nov. de 2017 · Pam the Funkstress, known for her turntable work with Oakland hip-hop act The Coup and music legend Prince, is reportedly fighting for her life. Here's what we know.
24 de oct. de 2020 · Pam The Funktress By Paula Rogo · Updated October 24, 2020 Pam the Funkstress, a member of the trailblazing Oakland hiphop group the Coup, died this past week, according to Rolling Stone .
4 de ene. de 2018 · January 4, 2018 at 5:15 p.m. OAKLAND — From turntables to dinner tables, Pam Warren — known to many as Pam the Funkstress or Purple Pam — was known for putting her passion and creativity ...
