HipHop-TheGoldenEra

Tuesday, October 22, 2019

Nutty Professor - Peanut Butter Wolf

From Hip-Hop Connection - July 1997

Back in your ears with some more stuff from '93... this comp came out on CM Records, a record label from Brooklyn. The album features artists from the 5 Star Crew, consisted of Wild Sniper, K-Suite, Mighty Oxx, Flipster and a duo of female emcees named X-Cess.

Wild Sniper was the lead artist of CM Records, he was the first member of the crew to drop his debut single "Catching Wreck" on vinyl in 1993. He will be followed in 1995 by two sisters hailing from Queens, NY named Valansha & Zeedy aka X-Cess, with their first official 12" titled "Searching For A Lover".

This album is composed of 11 tracks :

"Catch A Wreck" featuring Mighty Oxx and "Addicted to a Dollar" are performed by Wild Sniper and are both produced by Fred Brown & David Downie.

"Looking For Busta" produced by K. Furs aka K-Suite, "Tell Me How You Feel" produced by David Downie & Curtis Wade and "Party Jumpin" featuring Mighty Oxx and produced by David Downie, are all performed by X-Cess.

"Watch Me Shine" produced by Herman Carter & David Downie and "Give It Up to Me" produced by David Downie & Curtis Wade, are both performed by Mighty Oxx.

"Guard Your Style" produced by David Downie and "Styles That I Swing" produced by K.Furs are both performed by Flipster.
"Wind Me Up" produced and performed by K-Suite.
"Yo! We Got Alot" which is the last track of the album is produced by J. "Supreme" Benjamin, David Downie and Fred Brown and is performed by the whole 5 Star Crew.

Monday, October 21, 2019

Complete Unit - What It Mean / The Game - 1997

12" - 1997 - Nine Yards Entertainment

Complete Unit was a group from Syracuse, NY consisted of Erick Godley aka Stages, Khalid Bey aka The Most Talented and Brian Huggins aka B.
Khalid and Erick are brothers and they grew up with Brian in the same neighborhood. They also stayed in Newark, NJ. They released their first and only 12" titled "What It Mean / The Game" in 1997 on Nine Yards Entertainment, a record label managed by Lisa Morgan and Duke Sanders.

Both tracks of the wax were produced by Eddie James Dowdell who was from the same town and also known for his productions for Mad Pack, AK Skills or Street Smartz.

A full album was recorded after that 12" but they never dropped it ...

Grown Man Rap Show - Ep #235 - Spotlight on 1990's Profile Records

Hosted by veteran DJ Toast and broadcast live every Sunday night 10pm-12 midnight (ET) from 91.5 WRPI (Troy/Albany NY), Toast brings you 2 hours of the best in vintage & contemporary true school Hip Hop.

This is Episode 235 - Spotlight on 1990's Profile Records - DJ Toast - originally aired on October 20, 2019

Run-DMC feat. Pete Rock & CL Smooth “Down with the King” (1993)
Nine “Lyin’ King” (1996)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Shakiyla (JRH)” (1991)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Rock Dis Funky Joint” (1990)
Nine “Famaldahyde” (1995)
Afrika Bambaataa presents Time Zone “Zulu War Chant” (1993)
Poor Righteous Teachers “144K” (1993)
Nine “Whutcha Want?” (1994)
King Sun “Be Black” (1990)
DJ Quik “Dollaz + Sense” (1995)
Run-DMC f. Ice Cube & Chuck D “Back from Hell (Remix)” (1991)
N2Deep “Back to the Hotel” (1992)
Special Ed “The Mission” (1990)
King Sun “Big Shots” (1990)
DJ Quik “Tonite” (1991)
Special Ed “Ready 2 Attack” (1990)
Catch-22 “Just Asking (Club Mix)” (1992)
Onyx “Ah, and We Do It Like This” (1990)
Belle Epoque “Miss Broadway” (1976)
Special Ed “Come On Let’s Move It” (1990)
Pop Megga “Ghetto News” (1996)
Camp Lo “Luchini (A.K.A. This Is It)” (1996)
Smoothe Da Hustler f. Trigger tha Gambler “Broken Language” (1995)
Special Ed “Neva Go Back” (1995)
Nine “Ova Confident (Darc Mass Remix)” (1995)
Crusaders for Real Hip Hop “That’s How It Is” (1992)
Smoothe Da Hustler f. Trigger tha Gambler “My Brother My Ace” (1996)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Shakiyla” (1990)
Tucka Da Huntaman “Da Hunt is On” (1995)
Poor Righteous Teachers f. Tony D “Can I Start This?” (1990)
Special Ed “Freaky Flow” (1995)
Ranjahz “Street Life (Daily Basis Remix)” (1996)
Isaac Hayes “Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic” (1969)
DJ Quik “Born and Raised in Compton” (1991)
King Sun f. Poor Righteous Teachers “The Gods are Taking Heads” (1990)
The Soul Searchers “Ashley’s Roachclip” (1974)
Cutty Ranks “The Stopper (Main Attraction Remix)” (1991)
Bounty Killer “Scare Him (Crush Sounds Ray Ray Remix)” (1995)
Camp Lo “Black Nostaljack (A.K.A. Come On)” (1997)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Easy Star” (1991)
Crusaders for Real Hip Hop “We Love the Hotties” (1992)
Nine “Any Emcee” (1995)
Stevie Wonder “Hey Love” (1966)
King Sun “Undercover Lover” (1990)
Tom Scott & The L.A. Express “Sneakin’ in the Back” (1974)

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