THE MEAN MACHINE "Disco dream"

Great early rap song on the Grace Jones's classic bass line "Pull up to the bumper".

SOUTH BRONX "The big throwdown"

Released in 1980 and later, in 1981 licensed to Brunswick records. Same thing as the other track, def rap and instrumental, it plays well behind !!!!

SINISTER TWO "Rock it, don't stop it"

1981 on Bee Pee records. Charlie Scott arranged this song. We can find him on different arrangements of stuff like this on labels like "Heavenly Star" or "Land of Hits". Those labels such Bee Pee records was in the early 8Ts New York labels who released underground music Disco, Electro and Rap.
Not especially a must have but a hard to find record and a very very expensive record.



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SUPER JAY "Santa's rap party"

Used the same music as the Jonson Products "Johnson Jumpin'" with rap part at the end. Later released again as instrumental version "Super-Jay love theme".
This is the long version of the 12".

COMMUNITY PEOPLE "Education wrap"

Delmar International Records was founded by Delmar Donnel in New York City in 1980. On the same label was produced the highly collectable SUPER 3 "Philosophy rappin spree" (check in the old school Hip Hop section) and the first Spyder D track "Roller skater rap" on the Vaughn Mason's bass line.
It exists three records of this song. Two on Delmar records (1980) and one on Street Beat records released in 1983 (very hard to find). The 1980's releases are one with this one on the both side, the other is with the same version and the Rock instrumental as a B side (hard to find and expensive).




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COMMUNITY PEOPLE "Education rock"

Instrumental version with different sound mix.

COMMUNITY PEOPLE "Educational rap"

Third record of the "Education rap" serie. Released in 1983 on the other Delmar Donnell's label Street Beat. Contains some great flyin high synth solo, a must...

JOE COOL "3 fly guys"

Obscur tune from 1988 with an electro sound from 84.

TANYA "SWEET TEE" WINLEY "Vicious rap"

Paul Winley record is the first street label. Tanya Winley seems to be the first lady to released a record with her "Rhymin' and rappin"

KING TIM III "Charley says ! (Roller boogie baby)

Produced by Bill Curtis of Fatback Band.
Old school boogie tune.

TONY COOK & PARTY PEOPLE "Do what you wanna do"

On Half moon label. Very positive track, not as serious as a social rap but full of funk to the dance floor.
Straight from my records party bag.




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TIME ZONE "The wild style"

Def tune and foundation ! A must have.

MIKE T "Do it any way you wanna"

You can find it (my own edit) in the "mix show" section : 80's rap mix 2.
Featuring Joe Thomas at saxophone. A must have record.

MASTER OF CEREMONY "Crime"

On M-LOW rec. released in 1985.
A must have.

EYE BETA ROCK "Super rock body shock"

Wonderful rap cover of "Super sperm" by Captain Sky !!!

MAGNIFICENT THREE & FEARLESS MASTER "Crush"

Excellent electro Rap tune and collectible.

EDDIE CHEBA "Lookin' good (shake your body)" Instrumental

This is the original instrumental version. See below for the vocal version.

EDDIE CHEBA "Lookin' good (shake your body)" Joey Negro edit

Radio DJ on WFUV, Eddie Cheba is a pionneer of the Hip Hop and Rap music.
This tune is a killer on dance floor Disco/Rap song and this is the Joey Negro's edit.

THE MAIN ATTRACTION "(don't be) Lost for words"- Willy's edit

For Rap lovers !
It's a kind of electro "female" rap from 1985 with electric synthetizer bass and singing chorus.
Fantastic fresh track ! Enjoy it

HARLEM WORLD CREW "Rappers convention"

First release of the duet on the instrumental of "Hooked on your love" by The Aleems.
Here the part 1 & part 2. Enjoy !