Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814 was the fourth album released by Janet Jackson in 1989. The album received critical acclaim and received numerous awards. Read More
Round 1 is an album by rappers, Roxanne Shante and Sparky Dee. The album was released in 1985 by the duo.
The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein was released by Parliament in September 1976. The album is charted as 3 on the Billboard R&B chart. Read More
Uncle Jam Wants You is the 11th album released by the band Funkadelic. The album was released in September of 1979. The album title was in reference to the recruitment posters by the US Army with the tagline "Uncle Sam wants you!" Read More
The album Wanted-Record 2 is of Richard Pryor's live comedy concert in 1978.
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
1999 was the fifth album released by Prince and the Revolution in 1982. The album was well-received by the public and was in the top 10 on the Billboard 100 list. Read More
A: "A Fly Guy" B: "A Fly Guy" (Instrumental)
Pebble-Poo is one of the first female solo Hip-Hop artists. She released the song "A Fly Guy" in 1985 with the label RCA Records.
A: "Action" (Radio Version) B: "Action" (Disco Version)
Orange Krush was a band that consisted of Larry Smith, Trevor Gale, and Daby DMX. They collaborated on some of the Run-DMC albums.
A: "Ain't No Half-Steppin'" (LP Version) B: "Ain't No Half-Steppin'" (Radio Edit)
Big Daddy Kane began his career as a member of Juice Crew in 1986. His MC skills were widely regarded as influential within Hip Hop. He released the song "Aint No Half-Steppin" in 1988, the same year as his debut album, Long Live the Kane. Read More