Whodini-One Love-VLS-FLAC-1986-THEVOiD

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 Info   
     Artist  | Whodini
     Title   | One Love
     Genre   | Hip-Hop                              Format  | Maxi-Single
     Source  | Vinyl                                Time    | 17:40
     Label   | Jive                                 Store   | 1986
     Catalog | JIVE T 130                           Rip     | 2020
     Bitrate | 2897kbps                             Size    | 384.76 MB
     Freq    | 96.0 kHz                             Encoder | FLAC 1.3.1
 Tracks 
     A1. One Love (Extended Version)                                 6:40
     B1. One Love (Album Mix)                                        5:32
     B2. One Love (Instrumental Mix)                                 5:28
 Notes  
     Coming out of the fertile early-'80s New York rap scene, Whodini were one
     of the first rap groups to add a straight R&B twist to their music, thus
     laying the groundwork for the new jack swing movement. The group consisted
     of rappers Jalil Hutchins and John Ecstasy Fletcher, adding legendary DJ
     Drew Grandmaster Dee Carter, known for being able to scratch records with
     nearly every part of his body, in 1986.
     Whodini made its name with good-humored songs like "Magic's Wand" (the
     first rap song to feature an accompanying video), "The Haunted House of
     Rock" (a rewrite of 'Monster Mash'), and "Freaks Come Out at Night," and
     their live shows were the first rap concerts to feature official dancers
     (U.T.F.O. members Doctor Ice and Kangol Kid). Following 1987's "Open
     Sesame", Whodini went on hiatus due to problems with their record company,
     as well as to concentrate on new families.
     The group attempted a comeback in 1991 with "Bag-A-Trix" without much
     success, despite receiving their due as rap innovators. Five years later,
     Whodini returned with their sixth album, appropriately titled Six. The
     album disappeared shortly after its release.
     "One Love", produced by Larry Smith, was the second single released off the
     1986 album "Back In Black". The single peaked at #10 on the Billboard Hot
     R&B/Hip-Hop Songs charts and #34 on the Dance Club charts.

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112M	b2-whodini-one_love_(instrumental_mix)-thevoid.flac
370M	total