Rodney-O & Joe Cooley

Rodney-O & Joe Cooley
Origin	Riverside, California, United States
Genre	Hip hop, West Coast hip hop
Years active	1987-2000, 2011
Label	Egyptian Empire Records (1987-1988) Atlantic Records (1990) Nastymix Records (1991-1992) Psychotic Records (1992-1993) Westfunk Records (1998) Kritical (2000)
Associated acts	Insane Poetry, Shakespeare
Past members	General Jeff Joe Cooley Rodney-O

Rodney-O & Joe Cooley were an American hip hop group from Riverside, California. The group consisted of rapper/producer Rodney-O and DJ/producer Joe Cooley for most of its existence, but also included rapper/producer and former Bobby Jimmy and the Critters member General Jeff during the group's early years. Considered pioneers of the West Coast hip hop scene, Rodney-O & Joe Cooley were best known for their songs "Everlasting Bass", "Cooley High" and "This Is for the Homies". 

Discography

Studio albums

• 1988: Me and Joe
• 1990: Three the Hard Way
• 1991: Get Ready to Roll
• 1993: Fuck New York
• 1998: The Final Chapter
• 2000: Veterans Day