Show Notes
The Miami Bass movement was extremely prominent in the 80s and 90s, thanks to legendary artists like 2 Live Crew, MC Shy D, Planet Patrol, Gucci Crew, Anquette, Poison Clan and Clay D. The DJ’s also played a significant role in the movement as well, like Mr. Mixx, DJ Magic Mike, DJ Laz, Uncle Al, Jam Pony Express, Felix Sama, Power Supply and Jealous J (Jim Jonsin).
While most people think Uncle Luke when talking about Miami Bass, the scene was so thick as Andre would say. Before you had Pitbull, Flo Rida, Kodak Black, Rick Ross, Ace Hood, DJ Khaled, Stitches, Lil Pump or XXXTENTACION, you had this great music featured on our 1 hour and 23 minute mix.
We know our core audience is prominently east coast (bias) and we all know where hip-hop started. If you’re a fan of Take It Personal, you’ll know we cover everything and take pride in showcasing music from all over. But it’s important to listen, understand and appreciate what other regions like the South have to offer. We don’t expect you to love everything we play, but everything played on this tribute was played for a reason. This is an extensive timeline of Miami Bass themed music and while the Miami sound evolved and featured less bass as the years went on, all these tracks capture an important time in music, especially in the MIA. This is our Miami Bass Tribute.
2 Live Crew - 2 Live Clay D - Get Funky MC Cool Rock & Chaszy Chess - Creep Dog MC Shy D - Gotta Be Tough 2 Live Crew - Mr. Mixx On The Mix 2 Live Crew - Throw The D Half Pint - Stomp & Grind Anquette - Ghetto Style Dynamix II - Just Give The DJ A Break Pretty Tony - Get Some MC ADE - Bass Mechanic 2 Live Crew - What I Like Gucci Crew - Sally (That Girl) DJ Magic Mike - Magician Bassin It Up Poison Clan - Dance All Night Young And Restless - Poison Ivy 2 Hyped Brothers - Doo Doo Brown 2 Live Crew - I Wanna Rock ( Doo Doo Brown) 2 Live Crew - We Want Some Pussy 2 Live Crew - Pop That Pussy 2 Live Crew - C’Mon Babe 2 Live Crew - Me So Horny Mass Production - Firecracker 2 Live Crew - One And One Afro Rican - Give It All You Got Clay D - Boot The Booty Planet Patrol - Play At Your Own Risk Jam Pony Express - Play At Your Own Risk Poison Clan - Shake What Your Momma Gave Ya MC Shy D - Shake It Breezy Beat MC - Shake The Joint Jealous J - Cut It Up Def feat. Gemini Vanilla Ice - Ice Ice Baby Home Team - Pick It Up 2 Live Crew - Ghetto Bass DJ Magic Mike - Feel The Bass DJ Magic Mike - Drop The Bass pt 2 DJ Magic Mike - Magic Mike Cuts The Record Vicious Bass - Magic Meets Lace 2 Live Crew - Get It Girl 2 Live Crew - F-uck Shop Quadrant Six - Body Mechanic 2 Live Crew - Move Somethin’ 2 Live Crew - Doo Wa Diddy 2 Live Crew - Banned In The USA 2 Live Crew - Shake A Lil’ Somethin’ Luke - Scarred feat. Trick Daddy DJ Uncle Al - What’s My Name DJ Uncle Al - Ho’s N Da House Splack Pack - Scrub Da Ground Freak Nasty - Da Dip MC Shy D - True To The Game Tag Team - Whoomp There It Is Quad City DJ’s - C’Mon N Ride It (The Train) Poison Clan - Don’t Sleep On A Hizzo Luke - Cowards In Compton feat. JT Money Luke - Bust A Nut feat. Notorious B.I.G. JT Money - Who Dat Trick Daddy - Nann Nigga feat. Trina Trick Daddy - Shut Up Trick Daddy - Take It To The House feat. Trina & Deuce Anquette - Shake It (Do The 61st) Follow us on Instagram @takeitpersonalradio Stores: https://takeitpersonalradio-shop.fourthwall.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/TakeItPersonal
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