#Jock jams volume 1 tracklist series

De La Soul вЂ“ Me, Myself And I (LP Version) вЂ“ 3:42 (994 kbps, 26.31 MB).Stetsasonic вЂ“ Go Stetsa I (12' Version Remix) вЂ“ 7:34 (905 kbps, 48.91 MB).Apache вЂ“ Gangsta Bitch (LP Version) вЂ“ 4:47 (830 kbps, 28.44 MB).Digital Underground вЂ“ The Humpty Dance (LP Version) вЂ“ 6:30 (918 kbps, 42.73 MB).De La Soul вЂ“ Plug TuninвЂ™ (Are You Ready For This) (12' Version) вЂ“ 3:44 (866 kbps, 23.12 MB).House Of Pain вЂ“ Jump Around (Album Version) вЂ“ 3:38 (932 kbps, 24.24 MB).Queen Latifah вЂ“ Ladies First (LP Version) (Feat.Total вЂ“ CanвЂ™t You See (LP Version) (Feat.Tribe Called Quest, Jungle Brothers, Monie Love & Queen Latifah) вЂ“ 7:15 (925 kbps, 47.98 MB)

Digital Underground вЂ“ Doowutchyalike (Radio Mix) вЂ“ 4:46 (973 kbps, 33.13 MB).Naughty By Nature вЂ“ EverythingвЂ™s Going To Be Alright (LP Version) вЂ“ 4:52 (921 kbps, 32.04 MB).Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force вЂ“ Planet Rock (12' Version) вЂ“ 5:22 (932 kbps, 35.74 MB).Then the disc seamlessly jumps into the 1990s for Naughty by NatureвЂ™s вЂњEverythingвЂ™s Going to Be AlrightвЂќ and Digital UndergroundвЂ™s вЂњDoowhutchyalike.вЂќ In all, itвЂ™s surprising to see how well LatifahвЂ™s вЂњLadies FirstвЂќ and K7вЂ™s вЂњMove It Like ThisвЂќ aged and how much better the Bambaataa-James Brown collaboration вЂњUnityвЂќ sounds without the nearby shadow of вЂњPlanet Rock.вЂќ The mixture of radio, 12-inch, and LP versions creates an interesting combination of funk, rap, and soul. Volume 1 launches with Afrika Bambaataa & the Soul Sonic Force doing вЂњPlanet Rock,вЂќ a song that defined summer 1982. TheyвЂ™ve left the chronological approach to Ken Burns and his ilk and sought to make mixes that are equal parts historical documents and party tapes.

#Jock jams volume 1 tracklist series

Following the Perfect Beats series, a four-volume collection of New York electro-funk and dance music of the early and mid 1980s, comes Greatest Beats, a four-volume series of the labelвЂ™s finest hip-hop, with a sprinkling of R&B. One of the seminal hip-hop labels, Tommy Boy has turned to the successful MTV Party to Go and ESPN Jock Jams series as cash cows, but increasingly the label is also turning to its vaults.