The Andy Morales Show (Radio Podcast #82) (August 12, 2017)
Hey everybody!!
Here is my 82nd podcast to my very own personal radio show called, "The Andy Morales Show". This one focuses on the sounds of Late 80's Hip-Hop Music; an era noted for its credibility as the golden age of rap music that rapidly expanded the genre for mainstream recognition. Recorded on: August 12, 2017. Hope all of you will enjoy my 82nd podcast to, "The Andy Morales Show".
Songs on this show:
1. High Performance - "Do You Really Wanna Party? (12" Dance Mix)" (Streetheat / Festival / Nastymix Records - 1989) (*An underrated Hip-Hop group from Tacoma, WA. / Re-released in '90 on their only album, "All Things Considered".)
2. The W.I.S.E. Guyz - "Time For Peace (LP Version)" (Atlantic Records - 1989) (*A forgotten rap group from Los Angeles, CA. / Featured on their only album, "eF yoU eN Kay E".)
3. The Cookie Crew - "Born This Way (Let's Dance) (12" Extended)" (FFRR / London Records - 1988) (*An awesome female Hip-Hop duo from the UK. / Featured on their '89 debut LP, "Born This Way!".)
4. Eric B. & Rakim - "Follow The Leader" (UNI / MCA Records - 1988) (*A well-respected, and memorable Hip-Hop duo from NYC. / Featured on their second album, "Follow The Leader".)
5. Kwamé Featuring A New Beginning - "U Gotz 2 Get Down! (Mad Bone Age Remix)" (Atlantic Records - 1989) (*One of their very first hit singles released in the music business. / Featured on their first album, "The Boy Genius".)
6. King Sun - "On The Club Tip" (Zakia / Profile Records - 1989) (*An Afrocentric rap artist from the Bronx, NY. / Featured on his first album, "XL".)
7. Big Daddy Kane - "I'll Take You There (LP Version)" (Warner Bros. / Cold Chillin' Records - 1988) (*An influential Hip-Hop artist from DJ Marley Marl's unforgettable rap organization, The Juice Crew. / Featured on his debut album, "Long Live The Kane"; with samples of the classic '72 song performed by The Staple Singers of the same name.)
8. Black, Rock & Ron - "Stop The World" (RCA / Supreme Records - 1989) (*An obscure male rap trio from Queens, NY. / Featured on their one and only LP, "Stop The World".)
9. Kid Flash - "Love Thing (LP Version)" (CBS / Tabu Records - 1988) (*A heavily forgotten Hip-Hop MC. / Featured on his one and only LP, "He's In Effect".)
You seen it here first on Dailymotion! :)
Here is my 82nd podcast to my very own personal radio show called, "The Andy Morales Show". This one focuses on the sounds of Late 80's Hip-Hop Music; an era noted for its credibility as the golden age of rap music that rapidly expanded the genre for mainstream recognition. Recorded on: August 12, 2017. Hope all of you will enjoy my 82nd podcast to, "The Andy Morales Show".
Songs on this show:
1. High Performance - "Do You Really Wanna Party? (12" Dance Mix)" (Streetheat / Festival / Nastymix Records - 1989) (*An underrated Hip-Hop group from Tacoma, WA. / Re-released in '90 on their only album, "All Things Considered".)
2. The W.I.S.E. Guyz - "Time For Peace (LP Version)" (Atlantic Records - 1989) (*A forgotten rap group from Los Angeles, CA. / Featured on their only album, "eF yoU eN Kay E".)
3. The Cookie Crew - "Born This Way (Let's Dance) (12" Extended)" (FFRR / London Records - 1988) (*An awesome female Hip-Hop duo from the UK. / Featured on their '89 debut LP, "Born This Way!".)
4. Eric B. & Rakim - "Follow The Leader" (UNI / MCA Records - 1988) (*A well-respected, and memorable Hip-Hop duo from NYC. / Featured on their second album, "Follow The Leader".)
5. Kwamé Featuring A New Beginning - "U Gotz 2 Get Down! (Mad Bone Age Remix)" (Atlantic Records - 1989) (*One of their very first hit singles released in the music business. / Featured on their first album, "The Boy Genius".)
6. King Sun - "On The Club Tip" (Zakia / Profile Records - 1989) (*An Afrocentric rap artist from the Bronx, NY. / Featured on his first album, "XL".)
7. Big Daddy Kane - "I'll Take You There (LP Version)" (Warner Bros. / Cold Chillin' Records - 1988) (*An influential Hip-Hop artist from DJ Marley Marl's unforgettable rap organization, The Juice Crew. / Featured on his debut album, "Long Live The Kane"; with samples of the classic '72 song performed by The Staple Singers of the same name.)
8. Black, Rock & Ron - "Stop The World" (RCA / Supreme Records - 1989) (*An obscure male rap trio from Queens, NY. / Featured on their one and only LP, "Stop The World".)
9. Kid Flash - "Love Thing (LP Version)" (CBS / Tabu Records - 1988) (*A heavily forgotten Hip-Hop MC. / Featured on his one and only LP, "He's In Effect".)
You seen it here first on Dailymotion! :)
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