Juice Crew
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 (top l-r) Ace, Kane, Marl, TJ Swan, Biz, G Rap (bottom l-r) Craig G, Shan |
The Juice Crew was a pioneering hip-hop group in the mid to late 1980s founded by producer Marley Marl and his label Cold Chillin Records. Cold Chillin’s first grab at notoriety was a single entitled The Bridge, which sparked a long time rivalry with Bronx rapper KRS-One and Boogie Down Productions. Marl would also produce another rivalry with a young female rapper named Roxanne Shanté releasing Roxanne’s Revenge in response to a single released by U.T.F.O.. The two battles would soon come to end and the Juice Crew expanded to produce some of the most influential hip-hop artist of the 80's and 90's.[1]
The group would establish a foothold on hip-hop in 1988 with their ground-breaking posse cut entitled The Symphony.
[edit] Notable Albums
- Long Live The Kane
- It's A Big Daddy Thing
- Taste Of Chocolate
- The Diabolical..
- I Need A Haircut
- Goin Off
- Droppin Science (Single)
- Duck Alert (Single)
- This Is Now
- Road To The Riches
- Dead Or Alive
- Down By Law
- Born To Be Wild
- In Control Vol. 1
- In Control Vol. 2
- House Of Hits
- Take A Look Around
- Slaughtahouse
- Disposable Arts
- A Long Hot Summer
- Bad Sister
- The Bitch Is Back
Diamond Shell
- Grand Imperial
- Intelligent Hoodlum
TJ Swan
