Band,
Hip-Hop/Rap
MC's Of Rap were one of several rap groups emerging from the Miami Bass / Bass Music scene in the mid eighties with the assistance of Luke Skyywalker. The group's releases consisted of several 12" singles (including "Domination", "Young Girls", and "Boogie In Your Body") and albums ("Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now" and "Got To Be Funky"). The simplistic yet very appealing scratches and sampling along with fresh rap style catapulted group to a guest appearance on the television series "Miami Vice". The episode "Like A Hurricane" is featured in the fourth season as episode eight originally aired 11/20/1987. The group disbanded in 1990. Sadly, founding group member Don Saunders aka Dandy D; passed away in 2010 of (heart arrhythmia / asthma complications); he was just 45 years old.
Don Saunders | |
Raymond Cox | |
Calvin Pete US |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Gimmie What You Got | MC's Of Rap | 1990 | Album |
Sherry | MC's Of Rap | 1990 | Album |
Got To Be Funky | MC's Of Rap | 1990 | Album |
We Can Do This / Come & Get It | MC's Of Rap | 1989 | Album |
Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now | MC's Of Rap | 1988 | Album |
This Is The Jam | MC's Of Rap | 1988 | Album |
Boogie In Your Body | MC's Of Rap | 1986 | Album |
Young Girls | MC's Of Rap | 1986 | Album |
Domination | MC's Of Rap | 1986 | Album |