Donald D
Donald D is a rapper originally from North Carolina. In New York, he started his career as a rapper, as part of The B-Boys, working with Afrika Islam and Grandmaster Flash. He relocated to Los Angeles as a member of Ice T's Rhyme Syndicate and started making records with old school luminaries such as Grandmaster Flash. His solo LPs Notorious (1989) and Let The Horns Blow (1991)[1] were inspired by the gangsta rap of Ice-T and others, with production by Afrika Islam and DJ Aladdin.
Donald D, also known as Dondee, is a very influential storytelling MC from the Bronx. He has had numerous record releases and shows all over the world, including his hometown of New York, and other places such as Japan, Germany and Italy.
Dondee helped co-write many of Ice-T's songs while being part of the Rhyme Syndicate.
Discography
Singles
- 2, 3 Break, (with The B Boys) 1983
- Rock The House, (with The B Boys) 1983
- Cuttin Herbie (with The B Boys) 1983
- Stick Up Kid, (with The B Boys) 1985
- Girls, (with The B Boys) 1985
- Girls Part 2, (with The B Boys) 1985
- Outlaw/Dope Jam, 1987
- Name of the Game, 1988
- F.B.I, 1989
- Notorious, 1989
- Hellraiser, 1989
- Let The Horns Blow, 1992
- Next 2 Me, 1990
- I'm Gonna Smoke Him, 1992
- Old School Jam, (with Prince Whipper Whip & Kurtis Blow) 1995
- Show Biz, (with Prophet) 1999
- Show Biz Rock, (with Prophet) 1999
- Killer, (with Prophet & Tito & Tarantula) 1999
- Generation, (with Marco Masini) 2003
- Return Of The Culture, 2005
- Tu Fan, (with Wilkins) 2005
- The Zulu Beat, (with P Brothers) 2005
- For My Peoples, (with Kollabo Brothers) 2006
- I'm A Real Emcee, (with Kollabo Brothers) 2006
- Funhouse Adventure, (with Dynamax) 2008
- Where Im At, (with Capitol 1212), 2009
- Whats up, (with Capitol 1212) , 2009
- You Know We Rock, (with The B Boys) 2009
- Jump Up And Down, (with Cut La Roc & The B Boys) 2010
- Come Get Some, (with Cut La Roc) 2010
Albums
- Notorious, 1989
- Let the Horns Blow, 1992
- B.R.O.N.X. (Street Team Entertainment/ Portafoglio Lainz), 2005
- Genetica Electronica, (with Capucino), 2005
- One Times One, (with Capucino), 2010
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