Another Dose of 45s

Here's ANOTHER DOSE OF 45s - it's kinda self explanatory really, but rather than my usual mix of funk classics and b-boy breaks, this time I have compiled an hour selection of dope Hip Hop 45s past and present. I know Hip Hop music was primarily released on the 12" format throughout the 1980s, but I have always collected as many hip hop 45rpm seven inch singles as I could get my hands on. Many 45s were promotional only releases from the 80s and 90s and were manufactured purely as a promo tool rather than to increase record sales. I've included a few promo only 7s in this selection together with a couple of recent and very essential 45rpm releases. Ain't nuthin' to it but to get into it...

TRACK LISTING:
45 KING instrumental
KWAME - "The Rhythm"
DOUG E FRESH - "Spirit" instrumental
PUBLIC ENEMY - "Black Steel..."
MARLEY MARL - "The Man Marley Marl"
SUPER RAT - "Motorcycle Mike"
SPOONIE G - "Spoonin Rap"
TWO-TONE - "We Are Two-Tone"
MAIN SOURCE - "Bootleggin'"
POS K & MC LYTE - "I'm Not Havin It"
MADMAN SHAWN - "Walk Thru Hell"
THE PHARCYDE - "Live at Dodgers Stadium"
BLUEPRINT - "No Half Smokin'"
DAMU THE FUDGEMUNK - "When Winter Comes"
SPOX PHD - "Brilliance"
RASHEED CHAPPELL - "What I'm Here 4"

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