Showing posts with label Profile Records. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Profile Records. Show all posts
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Monday, October 21, 2019
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)
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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Thursday, October 17, 2019
Grown Man Rap Show - Ep #234 - Spotlight on 1980'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 234 - Spotlight on 1980's Profile Records - DJ Toast - originally aired on October 13, 2019
Run-DMC “Rock Box” (1984)
Fresh 3 MC’s “Fresh” (1983)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Time to Say Peace” (1989)
The Kartoon Krew “Inspector Gadget” (1985)
Sweet Tee “It’s Like That Y’All” (1987)
Disco Four “We’re at the Party” (1982)
Too Kool Posse “Do You Want to Get Hype” (1988)
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde “Genius Rap” (1981)
Cold Crush Brothers “Fresh, Wild, Fly and Bold” (1984)
Run-DMC “Sucker MC’s (Krush-Groove 1)” (1983)
Disco Four “Throwdown” (1983)
Spyder-D f. DJ Doc “I Can’t Wait (To Rock the Mike)” (1986)
King Sun “It’s a Heat Up” (1989)
Special Ed “I’m the Magnificent” (1989)
Run-DMC “Walk this Way” (1986)
Run-DMC “Peter Piper” (1986)
Too Kool Posse “Give ‘Em a Sample” (1988)
Word of Mouth f. DJ Cheese “King Cut” (1985)
King Sun “All In” (1989)
Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “Joy & Pain” (1988)
Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “It Takes Two” (1988)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Butt Naked Booty Bless” (1989)
Twin Hype “Do It To the Crowd” (1989)
Sweet Tee “I Got Da Feelin’” (1987)
MC Beta “There’s Nothing Like New York” (1988)
Sweet Tee & Jazzy Joyce “It’s My Beat” (1986)
King Sun “Coming Soon” (1989)
Special Ed “The Bush” (1989)
Special Ed “Think About It” (1989)
Dana Dane “This Be the Def Beat” (1987)
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde “Freshest Rhymes in the World” (1985)
Special Ed “I Got It Made” (1989)
Dana Dane “Nightmares” (1985)
MC Tee & Lord Tasheem “Talkin’ Loud” (1987)
Dana Dane “Cinderfella Dana Dane” (1987)
Asher D. f. Daddy Freddy “Ragamuffin Hip Hop” (1987)
MC Tee & Lord Tasheem “Gangter Nine” (1988)
Pebblee-Poo “A Fly Guy” (1985)
Dana Dane “Dana Dane with Fame” (1987)
Special Ed “Taxing” (1989)
King Sun “Fat Tape” (1989)
Run-DMC “King of Rock” (1985)
Run-DMC “It’s Tricky” (1986)
Run-DMC “Papa Crazy” (1988)
Run-DMC “You Be Illin’” (1986)
Run-DMC “Miss Elaine” (1988)
Fresh 3 MC’s “Fresh” (1983)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Time to Say Peace” (1989)
The Kartoon Krew “Inspector Gadget” (1985)
Sweet Tee “It’s Like That Y’All” (1987)
Disco Four “We’re at the Party” (1982)
Too Kool Posse “Do You Want to Get Hype” (1988)
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde “Genius Rap” (1981)
Cold Crush Brothers “Fresh, Wild, Fly and Bold” (1984)
Run-DMC “Sucker MC’s (Krush-Groove 1)” (1983)
Disco Four “Throwdown” (1983)
Spyder-D f. DJ Doc “I Can’t Wait (To Rock the Mike)” (1986)
King Sun “It’s a Heat Up” (1989)
Special Ed “I’m the Magnificent” (1989)
Run-DMC “Walk this Way” (1986)
Run-DMC “Peter Piper” (1986)
Too Kool Posse “Give ‘Em a Sample” (1988)
Word of Mouth f. DJ Cheese “King Cut” (1985)
King Sun “All In” (1989)
Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “Joy & Pain” (1988)
Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock “It Takes Two” (1988)
Poor Righteous Teachers “Butt Naked Booty Bless” (1989)
Twin Hype “Do It To the Crowd” (1989)
Sweet Tee “I Got Da Feelin’” (1987)
MC Beta “There’s Nothing Like New York” (1988)
Sweet Tee & Jazzy Joyce “It’s My Beat” (1986)
King Sun “Coming Soon” (1989)
Special Ed “The Bush” (1989)
Special Ed “Think About It” (1989)
Dana Dane “This Be the Def Beat” (1987)
Dr. Jeckyll & Mr. Hyde “Freshest Rhymes in the World” (1985)
Special Ed “I Got It Made” (1989)
Dana Dane “Nightmares” (1985)
MC Tee & Lord Tasheem “Talkin’ Loud” (1987)
Dana Dane “Cinderfella Dana Dane” (1987)
Asher D. f. Daddy Freddy “Ragamuffin Hip Hop” (1987)
MC Tee & Lord Tasheem “Gangter Nine” (1988)
Pebblee-Poo “A Fly Guy” (1985)
Dana Dane “Dana Dane with Fame” (1987)
Special Ed “Taxing” (1989)
King Sun “Fat Tape” (1989)
Run-DMC “King of Rock” (1985)
Run-DMC “It’s Tricky” (1986)
Run-DMC “Papa Crazy” (1988)
Run-DMC “You Be Illin’” (1986)
Run-DMC “Miss Elaine” (1988)
Friday, September 21, 2018
Caveman - The Victory EP - 1991
EP - 1991 - Profile Records
This 4-Track EP was released on Profile Records in 1991 by Caveman, a UK Hip-Hop trio consisted of M.C.M, The Principle and Diamond J from High Wycombe & Aylesbury. The EP features their first main single "Victory", the original and remix versions of the track "Cool (Cos I don't Get Upset)" and a previously unreleased track "Swift Sucker".
From Hip Hop Connection - June 1990 - Scan courtesy of Underground United
Friday, July 27, 2018
Saturday, July 21, 2018
Wednesday, April 4, 2018
Pop Megga - Ghetto News / Raw (Are You Sure?) - 1996
Pop Megga was an emcee from Jamaica Queens, NY. He released his first and only 12" single 'Ghetto News / Raw (Are You Sure?)' on Profile Records in 1996. The tracks were fully produced by Casanova Rud, member of the hip-hop duo Super Lover Cee & Casanova Rud.
Casanova Rud : "The connection happened with the help of my childhood friend, dancer T Spunk knew of him from some family and friends connection in Jamaica Queens. He told me to check him out. I invited him to my crib in Astoria PJs to record. He was known in his hood, but didn’t have a lot of stuff recorded... He was a beast freestyling, I encouraged him to write songs. I produced everything, but spunk brought that sample to my attention for the song 'Raw', which it was from Natural Born Killer, so of course I had to give him credit."
Pop Megga stopped after that due to law problems. Profile Records gave up on him and released the whole team from the label...
Props to Erik Rudnicki a.k.a Casanova Rud
Casanova Rud : "The connection happened with the help of my childhood friend, dancer T Spunk knew of him from some family and friends connection in Jamaica Queens. He told me to check him out. I invited him to my crib in Astoria PJs to record. He was known in his hood, but didn’t have a lot of stuff recorded... He was a beast freestyling, I encouraged him to write songs. I produced everything, but spunk brought that sample to my attention for the song 'Raw', which it was from Natural Born Killer, so of course I had to give him credit."
Pop Megga stopped after that due to law problems. Profile Records gave up on him and released the whole team from the label...
Props to Erik Rudnicki a.k.a Casanova Rud
Saturday, November 18, 2017
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Wednesday, March 9, 2016
Thursday, January 29, 2015
Howie Tee in HHC - June 1992
-= From Hip-Hop Connection Magazine - June 1992 =-
12" - 1995 - Profile Records - Produced by Howie Tee
Thursday, January 22, 2015
Thursday, December 11, 2014
Friday, October 31, 2014
Album Review : Run DMC - Down With The King - 1993
Monday, August 4, 2014
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