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Spoonie Gee+Sounds Of New York,USA Volume 1(The Big Break Rapper Party)1980 VG++

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Condition: UsedSKU: j26

Description

Sounds Of New York, U.S.A. Volume 1 (The Big Break Rapper Party)

Original 1980 Hit Makers Of America – 710 Pressing

$4.20 USA Media Mail Shipping, $23.95 Worldwide Shipping, $16.95 Canada

Condition Description: VG++/VG+ record / EXC original cover

Tracklist

A1

Scoopy –

A Scoopy Rap

A2

Family (4) –

Family Rap

A3

Cloud One –

Patty Duke

A4

Jonnson Product *–

Johnson Jumping

B1

Chain Reaction –

Dance Freak

B2

Spoonin Gee *–

Spoonin Rap

B3

Woody Wood & The Wood Crew *–

Willie Rap

Companies, etc.

Distributed By –  Queen Constance Records – QC 710

Published By –  Sound Around Town

Published By –  Catherine Music

Published By –  Horoscope Music (2)

Mastered At –  Frankford/Wayne Mastering Labs

Credits

Arranged By –  Michael Campbell (4) ,  Peter Brown

Mastered By –  HP *

Producer –  Harvey Miller  (tracks: A2),  Peter Brown

Notes

■ A Spoonin Gee ■ Tune Spoonin RAP ■ The Big Rapper Break ■ The Rapper Meets the Rapper at the Rap Session

A1, A3, A4, B1-B3: Published by Sound Around Town, B.M.I. A2: Published by Sound Around Town/Catherine Music, B.M.I.

Super J "Santa's Rap Party" is credited on cover (and on label as "Santa Rap"), but does not appear on the vinyl.

On the cover: Track A4 artist (Johnson Products) is incorrectly spelt as "Jonnson Product". Track B3 artist (Willie Wood & Willie Wood Crew) is incorrectly shown as "Woody Wood & The Wood Crew". Track B3 title is incorrectly shown as "Woody Rap".

On the label: Harvey Miller and Lonnie Johnson are incorrectly shown as having produced all tracks. Track A4 is shown as "Johnson Jump".

Labels printed on correct sides. Other copies exist with  misprinted labels that show the side A matrix number with the side B tracklist and visa versa.

There is  another variation that has a black jacket with white text, but is otherwise identical to this version.

An advertisement in the January 26 edition of Billboard Magazine indicates that this compilation was likely released either before or during the first quarter of 1980.

This issue comes release in a white jacket with black text.