Boots Riley

Boots Riley

Crew Information Gender: Male ♂ Job: Song writer and performer Birth date: April 1, 1971 (1971-04-01) Status: One time Seasons active: Season 16 Episode: "Pranksta Rap"

Raymond Lawrence Riley (born April 1, 1971), better known by his stage name Boots Riley, is an American rapper, producer, screenwriter and film director. He is the lead singer of The Coup. He wrote and performed the rap songs in the season 16 episode "Pranksta Rap".

Credits

Written and performed by

• Episode – "Pranksta Rap"

External links

• Boots Riley at the Internet Movie Database
• Boots Riley at Wikipedia

Music crew

Composers Ryeland Allison • Bleeding Fingers Music • Sylvain Chomet • Alf Clausen • Scott Clausen • Ray Colcord • The Decemberists • James Dooley • Clay Duncan • Ryan Elder • Danny Elfman • Richard Gibbs • Earle Hagen • Ruggero Leoncavallo • Maureen McElheron • John E. Nordstrom • Gregory Prechel • Arthur B. Rubinstein • Allen Simpson • Stephen Sondheim • Jon Spurney • Patrick Williams • Hans Zimmer Music editors Bob Beecher • Chris Ledesma • Daniel Pinder • Ryan Rubin • Erich Stratmann Music engineers Bryant Arnett • Richard Cottrell • Guy DeFazio • Paul Grupp • Mick Guzauski • Richard Joseph • Jesse Kanner • Tod Lemkuhl • Mike Long • Bryan Loren • Paul Klingberg • Tony Maserati • George Massenburg • John Moyer • Charlie Paakkari • Ernie Rose • Duane Seykora Singers and vocalists Lisa Angelle • Peter Beckett • Gerry Beckley • Karen Bernod • Edie Lehman Boddiker • Alexandra Brown • Rosemary Butler • Amick Byram • Marie Cain • Mark Campbell • Elin Carlson • Carmen Carter • Patty Chayefsky • Deborah Cooper • J.C. Crowley • Randy Crenshaw • Michael Dees • Denise Donatelli • James Gilstrap • Andrew Gold • Walt Harrah • Marwenna Haver • David Johansen • Bob Joyce • Ke$ha • Mary Kiani • Darlene Koldenhoven • Kipp Lennon • Bryan Loren • Trey Lorenz • Aron Michael Manderosian • Robert J. Manderosian • Nick McKaig • Gene Merlino • Ted Moock • D. K. Okoh • P-Funk All-Stars • Caitlin Parrott • Darryl Phinnessee • Michele Pillar • John Reid • Boots Riley • Timothy B. Schmit • Bart Stevens • Sally Stevens • Susie Stevens-Logan • Twinkle • Richard Voltorp • Oren Waters • B. David Whitworth • Ann Wilson • Nancy Wilson Studio singers Eric Bradley • Josh Bedlion • Amick Byram • Denise Donatelli • Todd Honeycutt • Bob Joyce • Edie Lehmann-Boddicker • Rick Logan • Donna Medine • Caitlin Parrott • Fletcher Sheridan • Caitlin Stafford • Sally Stevens • Susie Stevens-Logan • Todd Strange • Dick Wells • Greg Whipple • Ann White • Gerald White Musicians The Alf Clausen Orchestra • Gerry Beckley • Michael Botts • John Boylan • John Capek • Floyd Cramer • George Doering • Kevin Dukes • Lynise Esprit • Dennis Ford • Bob Glaub • Andrew Gold • Aldrine Guerrero • Terry Harrington • Greg Haver • The Hollywood Studio Symphony • Paul Jackson, Jr. • DJ Jazzy Jeff • Dr. John • Ben Keith • B. B. King • Russ Kunkel • Janet Lakatos • Howard Leese • Mark Leonard • Charles Richard Lester • Bryan Loren • Brian Mann • Mac McAnally • Brian Mendelsohn • Doug Norwine • Kim Richmond • Timothy B. Schmit • Tom Scott • John Sebastian • Martin Shellard • Leland Sklar • Andrew Snitzer • Michael Thompson • Tower of Power (Greg Adams • Emilio Castillo • Steve Grove • Stephen Kupka • Glen Thompson • Lee Thornburg) • Joe Walsh • Jai Winding Song writers Lisa Angelle • Tony Battaglia • Gerry Beckley • Herman Beeftink • William Bell • Chuck Berry • John Boylan • George Clinton • Robert Clivillés • David Cole • Angel DeLeón • Zooey Deschanel • Alan Friedman • Ricky Gervais • Greg Haver • Tim Heidecker • Arthur Herzog, Jr. • Billie Holiday • DJ Jazzy Jeff • Robert Johnson • Booker T. Jones • Louis Kabbabie • Annie Lennox • Bobby Lopez • Bryan Loren • Mike McKnight • Willie Nelson • Curt Ousley • Cole Porter • Rex Promise • Duran Ramos • Boots Riley • Allen Simpson • Dave Stewart • Trilogy • Eric Wareheim • Jai Winding Other Richard Bishop • John Boylan • John Chamberlin • Victor Cooke • D. J. Jaffa • Julie Last • Brian Sperber • Bart Stevens • Brett Swain