Watch E-40 Deliver Career-Spanning NPR Music ‘Tiny Desk Concert’

In recognition of Black Music Month, NPR Music published a Tiny Desk Concert performed by E-40. The veteran Bay Area rapper brought an eight-piece band for the career-spanning live set.

E-40 began the Tiny Desk Concert with “Da Bumble” from his breakthrough 1995 solo album In A Major Way, from which he also performed “Sprinkle Me” and “1-Luv.” E-40 also relied on tracks from his albums My Ghetto Report Card, The Mail Man, Sharp On All 4 Corners, The Element Of Surprise and The Block Brochure. E-40 also worked in his collaboration with Lil Jon, “Snap Yo Fingers.”

Supporting the rapper was keyboardist Kev Choice, guitarist Martin Luther, saxophonist/EWI player Howard Wiley, bassist Marcus Phillips, drummer Dame Drummer, backing singers Bosko Kante and Silk-E The People’s Champ aka Sherri Stack-A-Grip and DJ KMP.

Watch E-40’s career-spanning Tiny Desk Concert below: