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A: "Beat Street" B: "Internationally Known" (Part 1 &2)
This album was released in 1984. It was recorded by the Sugar Hill LAbel and featured Mr. Ness (Edward Ness).
A: "Out of Touch" B: "Out of Touch" (Dub Version)
"Out of Touch" was released on Hall & Oates 12th studio album titledBig Bam Boomwhich was released in 1984. The song was later released as a 12" vinyl. Read More
A: "Gyrlz, They Love Me" (Album Version), Gyrlz, They Love Me" (12'' Version) B: "Gyrlz, They Love Me" (Dub), (Instrumental)
Heavy D (Dwight Arrington Myers) was a Jamaican-born rapper, producer, singer, and actor who started his career in 1986. Read More
A: "Rockit" (Long/Album Version) B: "Rockit" (Short Version)
"Rockit" is a jazz composition performed and recorded by pianist Herbie Hancock. Read More
A: "I'm Your Pusher" (LP Version), (Edit) B: "I'm Your Pusher" (Edit With Intro)
Ice-T (Tracy Lauren Marrow) is a rapper, songwriter, actor, and producer. He started his career as a rapper in the early 1980s. The songs on this record, are from his second album, Power,which was released in 1988.Read More
A: "Jack Of Spades" (BDP Movie Mix), (Extneded Remix), (Instrumental), "Necessary" B: "I'm Still #1" (Extended Remix), (Single Edit), (Numero Uno Re-Recording)
This single was released by Jack "Soldier Boy" Spades in 1988. Some of the songs on this album were released as theme songs for a blaxploitation parody film.
Rhythm Nation 1814
Janet Jackson's Rhythm Nation 1814was the fourth album released by Janet Jackson in 1989. The album received critical acclaim and received numerous awards. Read More
A: "What Have You Done For Me Lately" (Extended Mix) B: "What Have You Done For Me Lately" (Dub Version), (A Cappella Version)
The song "What Have You Done for Me Lately" was a song from Janet Jackson's third studio albumControl.The song, "What Have You Done for Me Lately" was nominated for the Best Rhythm & Blues Song at the Grammy Awards in 1987. Read More
A: "Peachfuzz" (LP Version), (Instrumental) B: "Gasface Refill" (LP Version), (Instrumental)
K.M.D. (Kausing Much Damage also known as A Positive Kause in a Much Damaged Society) was formed in the early 1990s. The group was originally formed by Daniel Dumile, Dingilizwe Dumile, Rodan, and Zev Love X. Read More
A: "Streets of New York" (Album Version), "Streets of New York" (Dub) B: "Streets of New York" (Long Version), "Poison" (Album Version)
Kool G Rap & DJ Polo first started collaborating in the late 1980s. They used the studio of Juice Crew producer, Mr. Magic, and DJ Marley Marl to record their first single which was titled "It's a Demo." Because of how impressed Marly Marl was,…