YUM YUM Soul Break # 1 by Chrome (James & Bobby Purify, Freddie Scott, the Marvelettes), taken from our latest Mixtape “The Dude“. This is the first Soul Breakdown, pretty short at that, but its will be an entire series (10 parts) and if you paste them all together you will get one long Mixtape.
Heavy D tribute – Nuttin but love Cookin Soul remix by Cookin Soul
Even though i have witnessed all of Heavys releases throughout the years, i only really dug this one tune right here. His duet(?) with Super Cat from the 91 Don Dada Album. His Jamaican flow was impeccable. One of the many jamaicans in the then young Ny hiphop scene (Special Ed, Krs One, Latifah and almost everybody else..). Dem no worry we is still to this day a great reggae tune that brings back a lot of nice memories.
[audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/Super-Cat-Don-Dada-01-Them-No-Worry-We.mp3]Nice tune or rather beat with the essential hidey-ho uk chart feel good to it. Only confusing thing is, what the hell do they mean by “when they were youngsters”? These guys are like infants, just watched the video to this one and if you dont want to spoil the tune do yourself a favour and do not watch it, calling it cheesy would be a compliment. how to describe the video? This meme comes to mind.
Anyways, make sure to not listen to any of the lyrics, imagine it was japanese and enjoy the tune.
[audio:http://www.chromemusic.de/wp-content/uploads/2011/11/rizzle_kicks-when_i_was_a_youngster-Kopie.mp3]
