A1. It's The Mix Master
A2. Sexy Lady (Vocals)
A3. Sexy Lady [Sax Version] (feat. Cal Bennette)
A4. Sexy Lady (Instrumental)
B1. Lets Get Stupid
B2. Oh Yeah I Remember
B3. Under Fire
B4. Oh Yeah I Remember [Sax Version] (feat. Cal Bennette)
Gangsta Rap, West Coast, G-Funk, Southern Rap, Midwest
Showing posts with label 1989. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 1989. Show all posts
Prince Vince & The Hip Hop Force - Gangster Funk (1989) [874 328-4]
B. May The Force Be With You (12" Version)
🕶️ Why It’s Dope: “Gangster” is a track that brings the heat with its slick lyrics and funky beats. It’s a nod to the OGs of hip-hop and a salute to the streets that birthed the culture.
Oldschool Gangsta Rap from Detroit, Michigan that was later licensed to Polygram. "Gangster Funk" samples Parliament's "Flashlight". Recorded at UpTime Studio.
👇 Speak Up, Party People: What’s your gangster groove? Share your stories and let us know how this track moves you. We’re all about that hip hop heritage and keeping the spirit alive!
Too $hort - Oakland / City Of Dope (1989)
A2. Oakland (Single Edit)
A3. Oakland (Instrumental)
B1. City Of Dope (Extended Remix)
B2. City Of Dope (Single Edit)
B3. City Of Dope (Instrumental)
N.W.A - Express Yourself (1989) [Vinyl, 12, 33 ⅓ RPM, Maxi-Single] (VL7207)
02. Express Yourself (Bonus Beats)
03. Straight Outta Compton (Extended Mix)
04. A Bitch Iz A Bitch
DMX Productions - D-Style Vol. 1 (1989)
02. Dedication
03. It's True I'm Dope
04. Commercial Ghettowise
05. Keep It Live
06. D-Style
07. Giving Thanks
South Central Posse - The Big Time S.C. (1989) [Vinyl, 12"]
02. The Big Time S.C. (Instrumental)
03. The Big Time S.C. (Extended Mix)
A.P.G. Crew - On The Rise (1989)
02. Cool As Hell
03. Seek And Destroy
04. Listen To Me Brother
05. It's Time To Get Mello
06. Action Speaks
07. Back To Back
08. Everybody Just Dance
09. 12 Rambo
Too Short - Don't Stop Rappin' (1989)
02. Shortrapp
03. Girl
04. Female Funk
05. Playboy Short
Don't stop, don't stop that rap...
Dangerous Dame & DJ Dopecut - Jumpin' (1989)
02. The Real Thing
03. Jumpin'
04. Better Love
05. My Name Is Dame
06. What Are You Smokin'?
07. I'm Comin' Up
"My Name Is Dame" written by: Damon D. Edwards, Originally released on Jumpin'album in 1989 on James Edward Sr. Ent. Jumpin' was considered Dangerous Dame's first underground record. Dangerous Dame later signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records, where he released his first comercial album "I Got What You Want" in 1990.
Following the success of the first two releases Dame moved to the local record label T-Cap Records and released "Same Ole Dame" in 1992. Inking another deal while keepin' it movin' Dangerous Dame hooked up with Snakepit Records and released "Make Room 4 Daddy" in 1994. Dangerous Dames last solo project included "Escape from the Mental Ward" released in 1995 on No Limit Records.
D'Love - Rollin' (1989)
02. Victory
03. Cold Cash Money
04. Homicide 'N Rhyme
05. The Bay (Bonus Beat)
06. Here I Am
07. The Bay
08. Mellow
09. Homicide 'N Rhyme (Bonus Beat)
N.W.A. - Express Yourself / Straight Outta Compton (1989)
02. Express Yourself (Extended Mix)
03. Express Yourself (Bonus Beats)
04. Straight Outta Compton (Extended Version)
The D.O.C. - The D.O.C. & The Doctor (1989)
02. Somethingtabumpinyacar
03. The D.O.C. & The Doctor (LP Version)
04. Portrait Of A Master Piece (LP Version)
CMW - This Is Compton (1989)
02. This Is Compton (Street Version)
03. I Give Up Nuthin'
04. Give It Up!
Eazy-E - We Want Eazy [Remix] (1989)
02. Eazy-er Said Than Dunn
03. Still Talkin' (Remix)
04. Eazy Chapter 8 Verse 10 (B.U.L.L.S.H.I.T.)
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