Throwback Music: Frank Ski - There's Some Whores in This House (What yall KNOW about dis here? Take em to the CLUB)
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I've been looking for the remix by Frank Ski that has one woman saying, "Uh huh! Yes!", and another woman saying, "Who you callin' a ho?" and he answers back, "Bitch!"
That’s that Jitting music!
This ain't no dayim house music!
Classic house mrusic.
.. If you see em point them out.....
This ain't no dayim house music!
I see you're from the Chi. Let's rephrase that then...
This is BMore house music!
This dude tripping.
Detroit does house just as much, if not more than Chicago....
This shit is House Music!!!
who is wanda and why they had to let her go???
Cosign.
I agree! It's house music, there are just different types (Chicago house, Detroit techno house (which I love), Baltimore/DMV style, acid, etc.) I just love the genre in general.
Nothing gets parties at your your house jumping more than this shit, hence the name.
It even has house in the name and he don't get it.
I had never heard of this song until I saw this scene in The Player's Club.
I immediately thought about this scene too. Side note, I wish Adele would of stripped.
I always felt a certain way about Frank Ski taking old school Florida music and making house music.
I shouldn't.......but I did.
I shouldn't.......but I did.
Im not sure he's from the Chi if he didn't know that cut is straight up house music
What's an example of old school Flordia music?
Regarding old school Florida music, there is so much and it depends on what you want to listen to, there is classic R&B like Michael Sterling. There are predecessors to Rick Ross and Trick Daddy like The Poison Clan and Home Team. Cats who did Bass music like Clay D, Magic Mike, and the Splat Pack.
The crazy thing is, although Hip Hop started in NY, Florida has been putting out rap music since the early 80's as well.
Here is some history:
The Doo Doo Brown joint started with Two Live Crew's song called C'Mon Babe (1989). This is where the famous "Doo Doo Brown" break beat comes from. On the Frank Ski song, he samples that song. The guy saying "Doo Doo Brown" is Brother Marquis from Two Live. In 1991, Luke released I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown) and put out his solo album featuring the Two Live Crew in 1992 which had I Wanna Rock (Doo Doo Brown) Frank Ski's version came out in 1991 after the single. His full album came in 1992.
Hoes in This House is an Uncle Al joint that was released in 1991. His album was released in 1993. By this time Frank Ski who lived in Miami dropped his partner from his group and released "whores in this house" in late 1993.
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For my nyc house heads....bentley's....nell's....sound factory...to name a few