Various – Fast Money

Tracklist

A1	Positive K–	Getting Paid Mixed By – Oscar Fuller Producer, Arranged By – W.G. Toby, Mr. Sweety G Written-By – D. Gibson*	5:27
A2	The Most–	Some More Producer, Arranged By – B. Moody, DJ Barry B Written-By – D. Davis, I. West (2)	5:12
A3	Disco Dave (2)–	Yum Yum Eat' Em Up Producer, Arranged By – DJ Darryl C, D. Calloway, D. Wynn Written-By – D. Thomas*	5:15
B1	Sugar Rock, Sugar Love (2)–	Dance Rock Producer, Arranged By – D. Wynn*, Sugar Rock Written-By – S. Lewis (3), S. Owens (2)	4:02
B2	Rob Base–	D.J. Interview Producer, Arranged By – Chill Will, DJ E-Z Rock, R. Bryce, W. Finch Written-By – R. Ginyard*	5:29
B3	Connect 4–	Deeper Bass Producer, Arranged By – Darryl C, D. Calloway, D. Wynn* Written-By – D. Thomas*	3:34

Mfg. & Dist. by Star Maker Rec.

Special thanks to Sid Williams, Jomo Simmons, Delores Beatty, Randall Toby, Dae Bennett, David Kowalski, E.Z. Kid, The Twins, Brian, Gary Twin, Red Alert, Chuck Leonard, Mr. Magic, Chuck Chill Out & Marley Marl.

MISTER_DIA-TRIBE_73 Jul 23, 2017
Edited 5 years ago
Rob Base and .DJ E-Z Rock.......show the true skills here.......It takes two...... Phat phat phat phatttttt!!!! They'rre later stuff... Nahhhh ;)
MentallyMad Apr 20, 2014
This LP was an attempt to resurrect the old Mixmaster Mike And Disco Dave record label. It dropped in the summer of 1986 and has some significance. First off, it marks the debut on wax for two rappers who would go on to have big careers, Rob Base, and Positive K. On the track "Yum Yum Eat 'Em Up, the rapper is Donald Dee, who's biggest hit was "Don's Groove" from 1984. The two tracks that got all the air play when this LP dropped were "Some More" which sampled "Funky Drummer" by James Brown, and the best track on this release, "D.J. Interview". You just knew Rob Base was going to make another record after this. This record sat in the racks of New York City record stores for a long time, but now this record is pretty hard to come across, and a very nice find!