Listened to “Hey DJ” By Worlds Famous Supreme Team For The First Time.. Beautiful Track

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I think Honey is the better track tbh. I hope they release the demo version at some point, to hear what 97 Q-Tip's take on it was like.

I remember I had some old school compilation with this on. It had a lot of cool 80s tracks like Don't Scandalize Mine, It Takes Two, Mantronix. Wish I still had it, been on an 80s kick recently. I don't play 80s much but the stuff that holds up is a lot of fun.

Malcolm Mclaren had an interesting career. Are his albums actually worth checking out?
Malcolm McLaren's lil hip hop phase album was eclectic. The joints that popped did, but others.....not so much. Depends on your taste.

Check out The Art of Noise album while you're on that kick. Beat Box & Close to the Edit were popular. Moments in Love was god-tier for teenage grind sessions back then. Song had a 11 minute runtime lol.
 

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The World's Famous Supreme Team!!!!!!

2 5%ers from Brownsville, BK, DJ'ing and rocking local crowds and late night college radio station WHBI (105.9). And yes, THIS is exactly where the Supreme Team name came from.

Somehow, they team up with Malcolm McLaren, who was deep in the NYC fashion/art/punk/cutting edge scene, and drop Buffalo Gals....... Debbie Harry from Blondie, Fab Five Freddy, even Russell Simmons also rolled in the same scenes back then. Old NYC.

If you DJ'ed or breakdanced, this shyt (Buffalo Gals) came out of nowhere and was the ultimate local classic. My older brother DJ'ed and had the record, and we saw the reactions in real time.

Fast forward, a year or so, and they drop "World's Famous (Brownsville, Brownsville)", "Hobo Scratch ("...we on a world tour with Mr. Malcolm McLaren, we going to each place....(Tribe)"..... and "Hey DJ," which the video pushed them over, getting regular spins on Video Music Box & NY Hot Tracks on Friday nights.

Hey DJ was one of those local 80's classics that everyone from the tristate would and still remember. Hence, the Trackmasters and Puff and everyone sampling it for later hits. It's a feel-good song and rhythm that translated over time and genres.

 
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