Electro Vocoder Rap CRAZY EDDIE & JAZAQ - Come On Party People Oldschool Hip Hop
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Oldschool Hip Hop Electro Boogie Vocoder
CRAZY EDDIE & JAZAQ - Come On Party People 1985 Enjoy Records
still sealed!
Platte ist nach 30 Jahren immer noch eingeschweißt.
Eine Ecke hat einen kleinen Schaden, siehe Bilder.
Habe noch mehr Elecrto Rap Patten auf Lager.
"All Systems Go" B Seite beinhaltet die pure Vocoder Version... hear it!
Bobby Robinson Bürgerlicher Name: Morgan C. Robinson Profil: Legendary Harlem record shop owner, songwriter and producer.
Born: April 16, 1917 in Union, South Carolina.
Died: January 7, 2011 in New York.
Most active in the record industry from the 1950s up to the 1980s. He penned and produced numerous hit records and (co-)founded several record labels, among them Red Robin, Fury Records (2), Everlast (2), Fire Records (2) and Enjoy Records.
Brother of Danny Robinson, father of Ronnie Robinson.
B Side is the Instrumental of the A Side.
The title on this record seems to to have a typo problem as the record is actually called "Come On Party People (Let's Get Down)" but for some reason all releases only have "Come On Party People (Let's Ge Down)".
Edron Williams aka JAZAI aka CRAZY EDDIE is known as JAZAI... It is in fact the original 12" by CRAZY EDDIE & JAZAQ that had the wrong information on. Bobby Robinson misread details at the record label... so released the 12" under the wrong name.
Due to a mix up at ENJOY RECORDS label owner misread the artist name, therefore releasing it with slightly incorrect artist information on:
it should appear as
CRAZY EDDIE aka JAZAI
Crazy Eddie & Jazai are the same person.
Enjoy Records One of the conglomerate of independent record labels founded in 1962 by record shop owner and producer Bobby Robinson in New York City. This Harlem label had been home to saxophone legend King Curtis, and in 1979 it put out its first hip hop record, "Rappin' and Rockin' in the House" by The Funky Four (Plus One More). Released many early classic 12"s of the hip hop genre. Went out of business in 1993. Kontakt: Enjoy Records, Inc.
P.O. Box 1192
N.Y.C. 10027
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