A: "Ice Ice Baby" (Radio Mix), (Miami Drop Mix), (Miami Drop Instrumental), (Acapella Mix) B: "Play That Funky Music" (Radio Mix), (Instrumental Mix), (Acapella Mix)
Vanilla Ice (Robert Matthew Van Winkle) was a rapper, actor, and television host from South Florida by way of Texas. His debut album was released in 1989 and he continued to release music up until 2011. In including numerous other accolades, he was nominated and won a grammy for his single, "Ice Ice Baby." Read More
The Krush Groove album was released in 1985, following the production of the film titled Krush Groove which was produced by Waner Bros. Pictures and stared several famous musical artist such as Fat Boys and Run-DMC.
A: "Self Destruction" (Extended Mix), (Special Mix) B: "Self Destruction" (Single Edit), (Instrumental)
"Self Destruction" was the only single released by a collection of artists formed by rapper KRS-One for the Stop the Violence Movement created in 1988.
Various Artists-The Stop The Violence Movement
A: "Stop The Violence" (Extended Mix), (Single Edit) B: "Jimmy", "Stop The Violence" (Instrumental)
Self Destruction is the only single that was produced by the Stop the Violence Movement which was a collective of artists and songwriters that was formed by KRS-One in 1988 to respond to the increasing and alarming amounts of violence within the hip hop and African American communities. Read More
Whitney Houston was the debut album of Whitney Houston released in February 1985. While initially there was a slow response from consumers, the album gained popularity in the summer and topped the Billboard 200. Read More
A: "Big Mouth" (Beat Box Mix) B: "Big Mouth" (Album Mix), (Acapella Mix)
Whodini is a hip hop group from Brooklyn, New York that was formed in the early 1980s. The group consisted of the members, Jill Hutchins, John "Ecstasy" Fletcher, and Drew "Grandmaster Dee" Carter. The song "Big Mouth" was from the group's 1984 album, Escape. Because of the success of the album, "Big Mouth" was re-released as a single the following year, 1985. Read More
A: "Funky Beat" (Extended Version), (Instrumental Version) B: "Whodini Megamix (Five Minutes of Funk, Friends, Freaks Come Out At Night, Nasty Lady, Big Mouth, Magic's Wand & Haunted House of Rock)"
Whodini is a hip hop group from Brooklyn, New York that was formed in the early 1980s. The group consisted of the members, Jill Hutchins, John "Ecstasy" Fletcher, and Drew "Grandmaster Dee" Carter. This record was released in 1986 and includes songs that were on two albums, Escape and Back in Black, that was released by Whodini. Read More
A: "Computer Game (Theme From The Circus)" B: "Yellow Magic (Tong Poo)"
Yellow Magic Orchestra is a Japanese-based electronic band that was formed in 1978. The band consists of Haruomi Hosono, Yukihiro Takahashi, and Ryuichi Sakamoto. Not only did they produce different albums, but they also worked as video game music composers. Read More
A: "Ooh Baby Baby" B: "Ooh Baby Baby (LP Version)", "Ooh Baby Baby (Instrumental)"
Zapp was a funk band from Dayton, Ohio that was created in 1977. The original members of the band were four Troutman brothers: Larry, Lester, Roger, and Terry; and Bobby Glover, Gregory Jackson, Sherman Fleetwood, Jerome Derrickson, Eddie Barber, and Shirley Maddock. Read More
Acquisition Day 1- Michael Webster, Dr. Joycelyn Wilson, and Jayson Reed.
Michael Webster, Dr. Joycelyn Wilson, DJ. looking at the collection of albums in Webster's collection.