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Printablenamepeace said: vainandy said: The first UTFO album and all the "Roxanne Roxanne" replies by other artists.
I stopped at "Roxanne's a Man." But I had them all . . . Roxanne, Roxanne Roxanne's Revenge The Real Roxanne Queen of Rox I've got those four and I've also got Sparky D's reply called "Sparky's Turn (Roxanne You're Through)". After that, they did start becoming silly with it with songs like "Roxanne's A Man".  [Edited 8/11/05 14:18pm] Andy is a four letter word. | |
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vainandy said: Some of the best stuff from the 1980s was released on a 12 Inch and never on an album. Some of them are:
Planet Rock - Soul Sonic Force Electric Kingdom - Twilight 22 Siberian Nights - Twilight 22 What People Do For Money - Divine Sounds New York, New York - Grandmaster Flash Ya Mama - Wuff Ticket Funk You Right On Up - The Sequence The Party Has Begun - Freestyle Jam The Box - Pretty Tony Street Freaks - Jimmy Lewis and the LA Street Band Reckless - Chris "The Glove" Taylor and David Storrs featuring Ice T Rappin' Duke - Shawn Brown Buggin' - Whistle Pee Wee's Dance - Joeski Love The Show - Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew Also the albums by: Newcleus Run DMC Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five Whodini The Egyptian Lover LA Dream Team The Fat Boys Kurtis Blow The Sugarhill Gang The first UTFO album and all the "Roxanne Roxanne" replies by other artists. This is very true. In fact, I had to leave out some of my actual favorite hip-hop jams because they were not on albums. Jams from Funky Four Plus One, Afrika Bambaataa & SSF, GMF & the FF and others. And thanks for reminding me...I meant to list On The nile by The Egyptian Lover. | |
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AsianConnection said: This is very true. In fact, I had to leave out some of my actual favorite hip-hop jams because they were not on albums. Jams from Funky Four Plus One, Afrika Bambaataa & SSF, GMF & the FF and others. Exactly... the true old school was actually before there were albums. | |
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vainandy said: Some of the best stuff from the 1980s was released on a 12 Inch and never on an album. Some of them are:
Planet Rock - Soul Sonic Force Electric Kingdom - Twilight 22 Siberian Nights - Twilight 22 What People Do For Money - Divine Sounds New York, New York - Grandmaster Flash Ya Mama - Wuff Ticket Funk You Right On Up - The Sequence The Party Has Begun - Freestyle Jam The Box - Pretty Tony Street Freaks - Jimmy Lewis and the LA Street Band Reckless - Chris "The Glove" Taylor and David Storrs featuring Ice T Rappin' Duke - Shawn Brown Buggin' - Whistle Pee Wee's Dance - Joeski Love The Show - Doug E. Fresh and the Get Fresh Crew Also the albums by: Newcleus Run DMC Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five Whodini The Egyptian Lover LA Dream Team The Fat Boys Kurtis Blow The Sugarhill Gang The first UTFO album and all the "Roxanne Roxanne" replies by other artists. hey vainandy do you know where i can find some of these songs? i have the show but alot of these songs look good. wwww.myspace.com/chessvalentine | |
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BillieSparks said:
hey vainandy do you know where i can find some of these songs? i have the show but alot of these songs look good. A lot of the uptempo jams by groups like Soul Sonic Force, Pretty Tony & Freestyle, Egyptian Lover, Twilight 22, etc. are available on four volumes of this CD..... Also look for a good Sugarhill Records compilation and greatest hits collections by some of the artists. Some of them, however, are still only available on 12 Inches. Andy is a four letter word. | |
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