Hip-House B-sides .... need info

['Magic' Juan]

I wanted to know if anyone can point me in the right direction concerning hip-house records. We all know the genre is dead and most of these records sound wack nowadays, but I know there were quite a few which had some dope B-sides. I would like to know if anyone can list some tracks that had some nice dubs or piano versions of the original vocals. Any info is appreciated. Peace!

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[danny webb]

I always like the P.A Version of Tell it As It Is, by company two, loses the rap, and keeps the 'Oh Ah na na nana' bit.
Also the Funky Music mix of Yo Yo Get Funky (fast Eddie), loses the rap, but keeps the Yo Yo's.
The Nightmare Mix of Hip House (Fast Eddie)is a killer!!!!

[selecta]

If you can track down any KC Flight, Doug Lazy and King Sun tracks that all had dope dubs. I actually miss the era when house kids and hip-hop headz were one!

long live twin hype.

[Jamie 3:26]

Juan,one of the dopest chicago hip-house dubs was Tyree's Hardcore-HipHouse.Another piano dub that's a banger. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[AC]

Originally posted by JAMIE 3:26:
Juan,one of the dopest chicago hip-house dubs was Tyree's Hardcore-HipHouse.Another piano dub that's a banger. graemlins/thumbsup.gif 100% with you Jamie! Also "House Music is my life" instrumental is dope, again a piano track.

AC

[ultra]

Mellow Man Ace "Welcome to my Groove"...B side of "Mentirosa".

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[AgentDoubleA]

"I GOT A HOLD ON YOU"

"FUK DAT"

"FOR THOSE WHO LIKE TO GROOVE" AND "DO IT TO THE CROWD"

[Placid]

Bang the Party - attitude Rap.. instrumental of that bang bang you're mine...

[Red D]

Originally posted by Placid:
Bang the Party - attitude Rap.. instrumental of that bang bang you're mine... I never considered that one as hip-house, I love the smooth sexy vocals they lay down on that superb groove.

RD

[Placid]

clutching at straws to be honest... smile.gif


tyree had already been bought up and i was playing bang the party last night... still fresh in my head

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by Red D:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Placid:
Bang the Party - attitude Rap.. instrumental of that bang bang you're mine... I never considered that one as hip-house, I love the smooth sexy vocals they lay down on that superb groove.

RD </font>[/QUOTE]Bang the party = Kid Batchelor, he is a good DJ as well. graemlins/thumbsup.gif

I am talking to someone underground, well someone that works on the London tube so I am trying to think in the spaces of silence......
Mozart feat Master P inst
BG Prince of rap - I contol the party (beltram)
Funky Zulu - >>>>?(1989)- but that's more early breakbeat

oh and precious - definition of a track (instr)

[ March 14, 2003, 09:10 AM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[darrow]

I don't know if this was Hip House really, but there was a cut called The Chief by hmmmm...Tony Scott?...good instrumental and even the "vocal" wasn't bad.

Maybe also..

Fast Eddie - Make Some Noise
Doug Lazy - Let it Roll
Kyze (???) - Stomp

[danny webb]

I CONTROL THE PARTY...SHEEAT, HAVEN'T HEARD THAT FOR SO LONG.

I was also listening to The Break Boys - Listen to the Rhythm Flow, which I always had as a breakbeat classic, however there's a hiphouse version, so the B side falls in this category.

Anyone remember Tony Scott?s

[ultra]

Doug Lazy - H.O.U.S.E ...makes me groooooooooooooove! graemlins/grinyes.gif

[danny webb]

Originally posted by darrow:
I don't know if this was Hip House really, but there was a cut called The Chief by hmmmm...Tony Scott?...good instrumental and even the "vocal" wasn't bad.

Maybe also..

Fast Eddie - Make Some Noise
Doug Lazy - Let it Roll
Kyze (???) - Stomp Seems we spoke at the same time, Tony Scott was (or imitated) a native Indian, hence the Chief, that was a cut at the time, I haven't heard it for ages.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by darrow:
I don't know if this was Hip House really, but there was a cut called The Chief by hmmmm...Tony Scott?..Bad track 1989 graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[ March 14, 2003, 09:37 AM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[martin]

Check out Portrait of a Masterpiece by The Doc. Bad Tune! Produced by Eazy-E remixed by CJ Mackintosh on Ruthless Records from 1990. IMO this track was slept on big time.

[Martin Red]

Originally posted by danny webb:
I CONTROL THE PARTY...SHEEAT, HAVEN'T HEARD THAT FOR SO LONG.

I was also listening to The Break Boys - Listen to the Rhythm Flow, which I always had as a breakbeat classic.
My house is your house, also graemlins/thumbsup.gif


Also, remember CHubb Rock Ya bad chubbs, it was used as backing music for the UK's first anti Ecstasy advert/commercial on TV, with the young lad falling of a bridge.

[ March 14, 2003, 12:58 PM: Message edited by: Martin Red ]

[ultra]

06 Style - Steppin' Into the House (Profile, 1990) was ONE BAD ASS HIP-HOUSE track!

Old Gold, where ya at?

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