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We would do covers of rock and disco tunes, believe me, it was funny. We would do block parties and stuff like that. And then we started playing breaks, and the more hip hop-oriented вЂ“ I mean itвЂ™s funny to say hip hop-oriented, because there was no such thing as hip hop at the time вЂ“ but the stuff that works for hip hop like вЂњDance to the DrummerвЂ™s Beat,вЂќ and we started rhyming and all of that.ДЄt the same time, right around вЂ76, вЂ77, when I had just left high school, a friend of mine, Tony Flemings, was a drummer, and he started a rock band. But in вЂ77 not long after Jam On Productions was formed, hip hop was coming down strong in Brooklyn, and everyone was taking on a name like вЂњMaster B,вЂќ вЂњFrankie D,вЂќ and so forth, so I cut my name short to Cosmo D. My first name that I took, I had a comic book character that I created as a kid called вЂњCaptain Cosmo,вЂќ and one of my favorite records was El CocoвЂ™s Mondo Disco. People wanted to hustle to the disco, and people wanted to party to the funk. When we first started out we were spinning funk and disco, because thatвЂ™s what was really happening in Brooklyn. What kind of stuff were you spinning back then? So it was 1977 when Dave joined and took MoniqueвЂ™s place that we became Jam-On Productions. And the next summer, my cousin Monique, she was going to go away to college, so we got my best friend Dave, who grew up in Park Slope with me.

#Newcleus jam on it wiki how to

But by the next year we moved on up to Technics SL-23s, which are the best belt-driven turntables ever made period, and thatвЂ™s what we really learned how to spin on. No pitch, no strobe вЂ“ we didnвЂ™t know nothing about pitch and strobe anyway. Our equipment was nothing special: a BSR turntable and a Gerard turntable. We grew up as brothers and sisters, basically. Has all the elements to succeed in 1987.It started out with my cousins Monique and Pete Angevin. Not my thing, but I'm surprised it didn't go huge. I don't even dare find and listen to this one. Heard this for the first time last week thanks to Bruce Willis 'Under The Boardwalk' Whitney Houston 'I Wanna Dance With Somebody' #4 U2 'I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For' #3 Michael Jackson 'I Just Can't Stop Loving You' uncharted I had seven potentials, and two of them aren't even on the Hot 100 this week. Nailed it!Д«ut I should share I was fumbling all week to come up with an answer I had faith in, and never got there. Someone chose this as their guess at #1 (my buddy doesn't tell who picked which song until later. #100 April Wine 'Sign Of The Gypsy Queen'Д¤0: LOVE POWER - DIONNE WARWICK & JEFFREY OSBORNEДЈ9: SINCE YOU'VE BEEN GONE - THE OUTFIELDДЈ8: ONE FOR THE MOCKINGBIRD - CUTTING CREWДЈ4: CAN'T WE TRY - DAN HILL/VONDA SHEPARDДЈ2: IT'S NOT OVER ('TIL IT'S OVER) - STARSHIPДў8: EVERY LITTLE KISS - BRUCE HORNSBY & THE RANGEДў4: BACK IN THE HIGH LIFE AGAIN - STEVE WINWOODДЎ7: THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE - JANET JACKSONД©: DON'T DISTURB THIS GROOVE - THE SYSTEMД¦: RHYTHM IS GONNA GET YOU - GLORIA ESTEFAN & MIAMI SOUND MACHINEД¤: I WANNA DANCE WITH SOMEBODY (WHO LOVES ME) - WHITNEY HOUSTONДЈ: I STILL HAVEN'T FOUND WHAT I'M LOOKING FOR - U2 #96 Producers 'What She Does To Me (The Diana Song)' #84 Dionne Warwick 'Some Changes Are for Good' It hit #80 for one week, then dropped off the Hot 100. Then Crenshaw recorded it himself in 1982. TIL Marshall Crenshaw wrote this and this guy recorded it in 1981. I made a mental note last time 1981 played that it had just hit #1 and would stay there for 9 of the next 10 weeks.Д«elow my 500+ list (of fav songs ever) I have a section 'for expanding beyond 500'. YOU MAKE MY DREAMS - DARYL HALL & JOHN OATESДЄll three of us picked this one. BOY FROM NEW YORK CITY - MANHATTAN TRANSFERДҐ. TOUCH ME WHEN WE'RE DANCING - CARPENTERSДЎ4. SWEET BABY - STANLEY CLARKE AND GEORGE DUKEДў3. THERE'S NO GETTIN' OVER ME - RONNIE MILSAPДў4. LADY (YOU BRING ME UP) - THE COMMODORESДў6. STRONGER THAN BEFORE - CAROLE BAYER SAGERДў9. ENDLESS LOVE - DIANA ROSS & LIONEL RICHIEДЈ0. ROCK & ROLL DREAMS COME THROUGH - JIM STEINMANДЈ8.

#92 Bar-Kays 'Freakshow On The Dance Floor'ДЈ9. #90 Cherelle 'I Didn't Mean To Turn You On' #88 Quiet Riot 'Mama, Weer All Crazee Now' #76 Christopher Cross 'A Chance for Heaven' #71 Red Rider 'Young Thing, Wild Dreams (Rock Me)' #61 Def Leppard 'Bringin' On The Heartbreak (Remix)' #55 Teddy Pendergrass & Whitney Houston 'Hold Me'

#54 Jenny Burton 'Strangers In A Strange World' My guess at #2 was Tina 'What's Love' (#27). Just talking about this too (how the The Boss never hit #1 except for when Manfred Mann covered his song)ДЄll three of us chose this one. We were just talking about this in the 'are they a one hit or two hit wonder?' thread.Дў. FAREWELL MY SUMMER LOVE - MICHAEL JACKSON