#Anita ward ring my bell the final remixes cd cover movie

#Anita ward ring my bell the final remixes cd cover movie

Whilst catapulting the duo to stardom with the first ever Grammy-winning rap record вЂParents Just DonвЂ™t UnderstandвЂ™, and the Freddy Krueger-influenced вЂ Nightmare On My StreetвЂ™ (which New Line Cinema were notably unhappy about, although they later approached the duo to star in the movie вЂ House PartyвЂ™, unsuccessfully), Jeff took to the second plate to demonstrate exactly why he was to be dubbed вЂњThe MagnificentвЂќ. The duoвЂ™s second album, вЂ HeвЂ™s The DJ, IвЂ™m The RapperвЂ™, was an album of two halves, much like their debut, but spread across a double LP. Whilst Will became notorious for his comical battle rhymes, it was JeffвЂ™s DJ tracks that caught the attention of heads deftly demonstrating his scratching ability, exemplified here with вЂA Touch of JazzвЂ™, with cuts gliding over a backbone of Marvin GayeвЂ™s вЂ™T Plays It CoolвЂ™. Originally dropping on the Word Up label in 1986, this also came out on Champion Records in the UK (complete with an Oakenfold remix), and was re-released in an alternate form by Jive in 1988. This sampled Hugo MontenegroвЂ™s theme tune to sixties television show вЂI Dream Of JeannieвЂ™.

Perhaps most notably was their first hit single, вЂGirls AinвЂ™t Nothing But TroubleвЂ™, an amusing set of misadventures that landed Smith and former DJ ( Lord Supreme) in trouble. Kicking off with the duoвЂ™s debut album, вЂRock The HouseвЂ™ took in an array of samples. Instead, weвЂ™d like to take a little exploration into the catalogue of DJ and producer, Jazzy Jeff.

Will Smith of course went on to become one of the most famous men on the planet, garnering accolades way too lengthy to get into here. Along the way, they caught the ear of an A&R man by the name of Paul Oakenfold, and were subsequently signed to Philly label, Word Up, before catching the attention of Jive Records, who would go on to release five albums by the duo globally (as well as a variety of вЂgreatest hitsвЂ™ compilations). DJ Jazzy Jeff & The Fresh Prince was born. A young man that lived locally to the party ended up in control of the microphone - one Will Smith. Staying in West Philadelphia at this time, a popular local DJ (Jeff Townes) was spinning at a house party, minus his then-hype man. Before the likes of The Roots, Three Times Dope, Bahamadia and Freeway, MCs such as Schoolly D and Steady B (of the HillTop Hustlers) were representing hard for Philly. So it was perfectly logical that next on the come up on the East Coast would be the nearby city of Philadelphia.

Whilst there will be little contention that New York had the rap game on lock for the most part, Hip Hop had inevitably spread globally by the mid-eighties.