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Doug E Fresh Torrent Doug e fresh torrent Continue Doug E. Fresh and get a fresh crew - Oh my God! (1986) 1 Nuthin' 2 Show (Oh, my God! Remix) 3 Leave it up to Cut Professor 4 Lovin' Ev'ry Minute it (Cyclone Ride) 5 She was a type girl 6 abortion 7 Chill will cuttin 'It's up to 8 play it's only night 9 all the way to heaven 10 La di da da 11 Show (12 vocal mix) 12 play it only night (admittedly Mix, Mix, Mix Whole Story) Doug E. Fresh and Get a Fresh Crew - The Greatest Artist in the World (1988) 1. I think? That? 2. Each body got two to get about 3. D.E.F. Doug E. Fresh 4. For strength 5. Keep Risin' in the Top 6. The Greatest Artist 7. I'm ready for 8. Cut this zero 9. Plane (so high) 10. Ev'rybody loves star 11. Crazy 'Booth Cars 12. Africa (Goin' Back Home) Link Fixed by Doug E. Fresh and New Get a Fresh Crew - Doin' What Should I Do (1992) 1. D.O.A. 2. Bustin' Out (on funk) 3. Get a fresh crew 4. Back to Dayz 5. If I were your man of six. Come from Rain 7. I need my woman today 8. Check it out 9. History 10. Imagine I'm just Pumpin' It's up to 11. You're going to make me want to scream 12. Money Grip 13. There's nothing like 14. I love myself 15. No 16. Vida Mia 17. World at New York by Doug E. Fresh - Play (1995) 01. Where's Yes Party? 02. He's on! 03. Take 'Em Uptown 04. I-ight (Allstar Remix) 05. Original old school! 06. Freaks 07. It's a freak! 08. It really goes 'in' on here 09. Who has all the money? 10. Get Da Money 11. Hands in the air 12. Doug E. Got It Goin' at 13. Keep it going 14. Breath of fresh air This article is largely or completely dependent on a single source. The relevant discussion can be found on the conversation page. Please help improve this article by typing links to additional sources. Find sources: Play Doug E. Fresh Album - News Newspaper Books Scientist JSTOR (February 2016) 1995 studio album by Doug E. FreshPlayStudio album By Doug E. FreshReleasedSepmber 26, 1995 Written1995GenreHip hopLength67:16LabelGee Street RecordsProducerDoug E. FreshFrankie CutlassTodd TerryEasy MoDo BeeDoug E. Fresh chronology Doin' What I Gotta Do (1992) Play (1995) Professional RatingsReview RatingsSource:Supplied It was released on September 26, 1995 on Gee Street Records and included productions by Doug E. Fresh, Frankie Katlass and Todd Terry. The album peaked at number 81 on the Billboard Top RBC/Hip- Hop Albums chart, but several singles were Where's da Party At? Freaks, Hands in the Air, and I-ight - all of it made it to the Hot Rap Singles chart. Track listing Where yes party on? - 4:25 It's On - 4:07 Take 'Em Uptown - 4:38 I-Ight - 4:45 Original Old School! - 5:39 Freaks - 3:45 Original Old School! - 5:39 Freaks - 3:45 08 Freak It Out! - 6:34 It's really goin' on here - 6:51 Who got all the money? - 3:55 Get yes - 5:56 Hands in the air - 4:11 Doug Doug Got It Goin' On - 5:08 Keep It Going - 3:28 Breath of Fresh Air - 4:31 Charts Chart (1995) Pickposation USA Top RCB /Hip Hop Albums (Billboard) Play - Doug E. Fresh Songs, Reviews, Credits. AllMusic. Received 2016-02- 11. Doug E. Fresh Chart History (Best Albums of RBC/Hip-Hop). Billboard. This is a 1990s hip-hop album-related article stub. Вы можете помочь Википедии, расширив it.vte, извлеченный из (Doug_E. Свежий и получить свежий экипаж Шоу Сингл Дуг E. Свежий и получить свежие CrewB-стороне La Di Da DiReleasedAugust 13, 1985Записано1985GenreHip hopLength6:40LabelReality/Fantasy RecordsSongwriter (ы) Дуглас DavisRichard WaltersProducer (s) Деннис Белл и Олли Коттон. Свежий (co.) Тедди Райли и DJ Jus Def и Оливер JessupDoug E. Свежий и Get Fresh Crew синглов хронология Оригинальный человек Beatbox (1984) Шоу (1985) All The Way To Heaven (1986) Шоу является сингл Дуг E. Свежий и получить свежие экипажа. Описанный как реалити-шоу хип-хоп производительности трек фокусируется на разговоре между Дугом E. Свежий и MC Рикки D (позже известный как Slick Рик), как они готовятся к шоу. Песня включает в себя части мелодии из тематической песни мультсериала «Инспектор Гаджет». В оригинальном выпуске песни была строка where Slick Rick sneeringly sings the verse from the song Michelle (1965), but all subsequent reissues removed this line, as the rights to the song were never secured. Originally released as a single, the track was later remixed and included in 1986 Oh, My God! Album. The Show was named best rap single of the year, and in Europe (where it aired on pop stations such as BBC Radio 1) it broke the record for the best-selling rap single of all time. The song peaked at number seven on the UK Singles Chart in December 1985 and was #8 in Jet's top 20 in the same month. The recording was produced by Dennis Bell and Ollie Cotton for City Slicker Productions. While one critic for Spin in 1985 included the song on the list of stupid music - making fun of Doug E's words. Fresh about his shoes, and calling Slyk Rick's sending of Michelle pathetic - he still came to the conclusion that the single is crap. Billboard refused to take it seriously, declaring it the funniest comedy album of the year. Even when it became only the fourth rap single ever to reach gold album status, the same reviewer stated that it only proved that conversation is not always cheap. The song Legacy song was shown in New Jack City and CB4, but not in none of the movies. Chris Rock, who starred in both of these films, later slicked Rick to perform the song live to present his HBO special Bigger Bigger In response to the song's popularity, Herbie Azor and his female hip-hop band, Super Nature recorded a diss track called The Showstopper. Although not a hit in its own right, it became a breakout track for the band, which would later be known as Sol n Pepa. In 1985, another diss track called No Show by The Symbolic Three was released. The song was briefly selected in De La Soul's Oodles of O's from their 1991 album De La Soul Is Dead. Some lyrics of this song were interpolated by Snoop Doggy Dogg for the chorus of his 1996 song Sixx Minutes. In 1997, The Roots covered the song for the compilation album In tha Beginning... There was a rap. In 2013, the song was interpolated on Eminem's album The Marshall Mathers LP 2 on a track called Rap God. Certification Region Certified Units/United States Sales (RIAA) Gold 500,000 Sales Figures Based on Certification Only shipping figures based on certification-only Links Show Problems playing this file? See the media report. a b American Singles Certificate - Doug E. Fresh - Get Fresh Crew - The Show. Association of Record Companies of America. If you need to click Advanced, then click format, then select Single, and then click SEARCH. Cool Mo Di; Chuck D; Ernie Panizioli (2003). There is a god on the microphone: the real 50 greatest MCs. p. 88. ISBN 1-56025-533-1. Sasha Jenkins; Elliott Wilson; Alvarez, Gabe; Rollins, Brent (1999). The rap songs that flipped the TV show theme are wonderful. Ego Trip Book Rap Lists. ISBN 0-312-24298-0. John Leland (May 1986). Doug be fresh. Spin-magazine. David Roberts (2006). British hit singles and albums (19th place). London: Guinness Book of Records Limited. page 215. ISBN 1-904994-10-5. - The top 20 Jet singles. Jet. December 19, 1985. John Leland (November 1985). When stupid music happens to smart people: The sound of nonsense. Spin-magazine. Nelson George (January 11, 1986). Rhythm and blues. Nelson George (February 8, 1986). Rhythm and blues. Sandy Denton; Karen Hunter (2008). Let's talk about Pepe. page 46. ISBN 978-1-4165-5141-6. Extracted from (Doug_E.' Fresh'song) oldid-981699665 As the original beatbox man, Doug E. Fresh played a key role in the hip-hop formative years. Read the full biography review of the Biography Discography Credits Full compressed blue highlight denotes album select Albums Singles and EPs All Profile: Doug E. Fresh was born Doug E. Davis in Barbados, and his first appearance occurred in 1983 on a single on Top Flight Records titled Pass Boo-Dah (based on Pass The Dutchy). His first solo release came in 1984, with Just Fun, on Soundmakers/Enjoy Records, and Original Human Beatbox on Vintertainment. By 1985, Fresh was one of the biggest names in rap and his first single for Reality, The Show/La Di Di Di became a hip-hop classic. It was recorded with Get Fresh Crew, which included MC Ricky D (only later to gain fame as Slick Rick), along with Barry Bee and Chill Will. His first album, 1986 Oh, My God!, featured most of his exhibits, such as Play This Only at Night and All the Way to Heaven. His second album, 1988's The World's Greatest Entertainer, broke into the Billboard charts thanks to another hot single, Keep Risin' To The Top. He reunited on Slick Rick LP, and recorded again in 1995 for Gee Street. Members: Variations: More Images of a53485 Release Notes: (optional) Presentation Notes: (optional) Doug E.
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