As I review these old Fat Boys albums, one thing I’m reminded of is how young they were. Prince Markie Dee (Mark Morales) was 16, Buff Love (Darren Robinson) was 17, and […]
As I review these old Fat Boys albums, one thing I’m reminded of is how young they were. Prince Markie Dee (Mark Morales) was 16, Buff Love (Darren Robinson) was 17, and […]
In 1987, one year after the release of their third album, The Fat Boys released their fourth album CRUSHIN’, which contained 10 songs and would be their most successful album, going platinum. […]
Continuing my Black History Month musical history lesson, today I’m reviewing the third album from the legendary hip-hop group The Fat Boys. Released in 1986, one year after the release of their […]
Here’s a little Black History for this month. In 1985, one year after releasing their debut album, which turned them into some of rap music’s earliest superstars, The Fat Boys released their […]
It’s Music Monday, and I’m going back in time for this retro review. I grew up knowing Janet Jackson as an actress, seeing her on the TV shows, GOOD TIMES, DIFFERENT STROKES, […]
Released in May 1984, the hip-hop group The Fat Boys released their self-titled debut album on Sutra Records. Consisting of rappers Prince Markie Dee (who was never that fat) and Kool Rock […]
King Sun was a rapper who was primarily active during the late 1980’s and early 1990’s. He came right at the tail-end of the “pro-Black/socially conscious” movement in rap. But he just […]
In 1985 Slick Rick exploded onto the rap scene as part of Doug E. Fresh And The Get Fresh Crew, when they released their double-sided single The Show/La Di Da Di, which […]
In March 1988 this young hip-hop duo released the follow-up to their debut album, ROCK THE HOUSE. He’s The D.J., I’m The Rapper is distinguished by being what was considered at the […]
Puerto Rican beauty Lisa Velez began singing under the name Lisa Lisa, and joined with guitarist/bassist Alex “Spanador” Moseley, and drummer and keyboardist Mike Hughes who were a duo/band called Cult Jam. […]
Jesse Johnson was an original member and the lead guitarist in the R&B band The Time, playing on their first 3 albums and appearing in film Purple Rain. In 1985 he went […]