How many of these you remember (and any urban stations still playing them)?

[Wildstyle K]

Booty Bass (& Latin Booty Bass) Hits

  1. Throw the D. - 2 Live Crew
  2. Bass Rock Express - MC ADE
  3. Supersonic - J.J. Fad
  4. The Cars with the Boom - L'Trimm
  5. Give It All You Got (Doggy Style) - Afro Rican
  6. Just Give the DJ a Break - Dynamix II
  7. Drop the Bass - DJ Magic Mike and MC Toney B.
  8. Me So Horny - 2 Live Crew
  9. Baby Got Back - Sir Mix-A-Lot
10. Whoomp! There It Is - Tag Team/Whoot! There It Is-95 South
11. Boot the Booty - MC Cool Rock & Chaszey Chess
12. Bass Computer - Techmaster P.E.B.
13. We Want Some ------ - 2 Live Crew
14. Sally (That Girl) - Gucci Crew II
15. Shake It - MC Shy D
16. Miami El Negro - DJ Laz and Danny D.
17. Welcome to the Planet of Bass - Maggotron
18. Creep Dog - MC Cool Rock & Chaszey Chess
19. Now Dance - Byron Davis & The Fresh Krew
20. Let's Get This Party Started - DJ KJ & MC Kooley C.
21. Ghetto Bass - 2 Live Crew
22. Get It Girl - 2 Live Crew
23. Gotta Be Tough - MC Shy D
24. Revelation - 2 Live Crew
25. What I Like - 2 Live Crew
26. Boom! I Got Your Boyfriend - Danny D. & DJ Wiz / Boom! I Got Your Girlfriend - MC Luscious
27. Jealous Fellas - Dimples T. / Jealous Girls - JDC
28. I Wanna Rock - Luke
29. Tootsee Roll - 69 Boyz
30. Ghetto Jump - Krush
31. Stomp N Grind - Half Pint
32. Commin' In Fresh - Double Duce
33. DJ Magic Mike Cuts the Record - DJ Magic Mike
34. Shake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya - Poison Clan
35. C'mon N Ride It (The Train) - Quad City DJ's
36. Dazzey Dukes - Duice
37. Da Dip - Freak Nasty
38. Scrub Da Ground - Splack Pack
39. Dunkie Butt (Please, Please, Please) - 12 Gauge
40. Mix It Up - DJ Uncle Al
41. Shake That Ass Bitch - Splack Pack
42. Return To the Bass Planet - Maggotron
43. Ignition - Dynamix II
44. The Cabbage Patch - The Gucci Crew II
45. Move Somethin' - 2 Live Crew
46. Return of the Bass That Ate Miami - Maggotron
47. 122 BPM - Jive Rhythm Trax
48. Techno Bass - Dynamix II
49. Square Dance Rap - Sir Mix-A-Lot
50. Love You Down - INOJ
51. Swing My Way - KP & Envyi/Shorty Swings Both Ways - 3-Way Playaz
52. Time After Time - INOJ
53. Shake Shake - Jonny Z
54. Shake a Lil' Somethin' - 2 Live Crew
55. Nasty Dancer (remix) - Kilo
56. Kitty Kitty - 69 Boyz
57. 2 Much Booty (In Da Pants) - Soundmaster T.
58. Lose My Money (Honey) - Prince Raheim and Crazy Legs
59. Hold Up, Wait a Minute - DJ Smurf
60. Ooh Lawd (Party People) - DJ Smurf and PMHI
61. Do Your Duty - Beat Master Clay D. & The Get Funky Crew
62. Shake the Joint - Breezy Beat MC
63. Worse 'Em - Triple M Bass
64. The Beat Is Fresh - Prime Choice
65. Posse on Broadway - Sir Mix-A-Lot
66. My Boo - Ghost Town DJs
67. Wiggle Wiggle - Disco Rick
68. Party - Dis N Dat
69. Rodeo - 95 South
70. Red Alert - DJ Laz
71. Shake It, Do the 61st - Anquette
72. Let it Go - Afro-Rican
73. Chicken Head - MC Zeus
74. Smurf Rock - Gigolo Tony
75. That's Right - DJ Taz feat. Raheem the Dream
76. I Will Always Be There for You - Anquette
77. Pop That Thang - DJ Smurf feat. Kizzy Rock
78. Scarred - Luke Campbell
79. My Baby's Daddy - B-Rock & the Bizz
80. Raise the Roof - Luke feat. No Good But So Good Party
81. Do the Damn Thing - 2 Live Crew
82. Lap Danz - Top Secret
83. Show Me Love - Kilo Ali
84. Whatz Up Whatz Up - Playa Poncho and L.A. Sno
85. Bad Bass Music - Bass Cube
86. Butta (Miami Bass mix) - Pamp & Da Knox
87. Girls (Southside mix) - DJ Smurf feat. DJ Taz, DJ Kizzy Rock, and June Dog
88. All of Puerto Rico - Afro-Rican
89. Shake (Miami Bass mix) - Pamp & Da Knox
90. Ride Out - DJ Trans
91. When Will I See You Smile Again? - Ricky Bell
92. Woof Woof - 69 Boyz
93. Bass Is What We Want - MCB
94. Esta Loca (Part Bass mix) - To Kool Chris
95. Latin Swing - Jonny Z & DJ Laz
96. Freak It - Lathun feat. Da Brat
97. As We Lay - Dana Harris
98. Way Out - J.J. Fad
99. Everlasting Bass - Rodney O.
100. Get it Boy - Fresh Celeste & M4sers
101. Dial-a-Freak - Uncle Jamm's Army
102. Throw the P. - Anquette
103. Esa Morena - DJ Laz
104. Rapp Will Never Die - MC Shy D
105. I Need You - B.V.S.M.P. feat. Stevie B.
106. The Bass That Ate Miami - Maggotron
107. The Miami Bass Machine - Bassadelic
108. Mentirosa - Mellow Man Ace
109. Bass Overdrive - B.O.S.E.
110. He is DJ Crash - Gigolo Tony
111. Roll It Up - Success N Effect
112. Pump That Bass - Original Concept
113. Janet Reno - Anquette
114. Ride - Sir Mix-A-Lot
115. Bass Generator - Dynamix II
116. (Push It) Grab It - L'Trimm
117. Make It Mellow - Missy Mist
118. Is It Love? - JJ Fad
119. Way Out - JJ Fad
120. Space Jam - Quad City DJs
121. Cutie Pie - L'Trimm
122. Crank It - MC ADE
123. Lookout - MC ADE
124. 808 Volt Megamix - DJ Battery Brain
125. Slice It Up - Kool Rock Jay & DJ Slice
126. B Girls - Young & Restless with Eric G.
127. Tha Hop - Kinsu
128. Drop Them Chones (No Senor) - Jonny Z
129. True Players - A-Town Players
130. Summertime Summertime - Corina
131. Saddle You Up (Bass mix) - Strawberri
132. Mamacita - Jonny Z
133. Journey Into Bass - DJ Laz
134. Artificial Intelligence - Industrial Bass Machine
135. Lizard Lizard - No Good-N-Jiggie feat. Luke
136. When We Kiss - Bardeux
137. Cameltoe - Fannypack
138. Drop Don't Stop - MC ADE
139. Feel the Bass - DJ Magic Mike
140. Stump and Grind - alf Pint, Clay D, and DJ Magic Mike
141. Don't Fess - Shaquan
142. U Like Pina Colada - Da Real One
143. Must Be the Booty (Mr. Mixx mix) - Dirty Dawgs
144. Weekendz (Freekendz) - Don Cisco
145. Feelin' Horny - Sex Kraz'd Superstars
146. Ding-a-Ling (Mr. Mixx mix) - Hi-Town DJs
147. La Rasa - Dino Latino
148. Fire Up This Funk - Poison Clan
149. Booty Shake - The Gucci Crew II
150. Take it to the Max - Tricky D
151. Il Na Na - 12 Gauge
152. Let Them Hos Fight - Disco Rick and Silence
153. Shake Them Titties - The Get Funky Crew
154. C'mon Babe - 2 Live Crew
155. You Go Girl - 2 Live Crew
156. Rippin' - Sir Mix-A-Lot and Kid Sensation
157. Down Low - Freak Nasty
158. So Def, So Fresh, So Stupid - The Gucci Crew II
159. Miami - Steven Jay Grey & Mr. Mixx
160. Bass it Baby - The Third Degree
161. Let Me C-Ya Work it - Splack Pack
162. Dunkey Kong - Kilo Ali
163. Everlasting Bass - Rodney O-Joe Cooley
164. Moments in Bass - DJ Laz
165. Hola Mami - DJ Laz and Danny D
166. Malice - DJ Smurf and PMHI
167. Hump All Night - DJ Laz and Danny D.
168. Tip 4 the Strip - Splack Pack
169. Do You Hear What I Hear? - Kilo Ali
170. Baby Baby - Kilo Ali
171. Heiny Heiny - 95 South
172. America Has a Problem - Kilo Ali
173. Stump and Grind - Half Pint, Clay D, and DJ Magic Mike
174. La Bamba - Jonny Z feat. DJ Laz
175. Hold Up, Wait a Minute - DJ Smurf
176. Big Butt - Bobby Jimmy and The Critters
177. Trible M Bass - Worse 'Em
178. Saddle You Up (Bass mix) - Strawberri
179. Back at One (Cibola mix) - Brian McKnight
180. Wherever You Go (Bass mix) - Voices of Theory
181. Say It (Bass mix) - Voices of Theory
182. Big Ol' Booty - Freaky J
183. Say It (Bass mix) - Kai
184. I Like It - Sammie
185. Freak Me (Let Me Lick You Up and Down) - Booty Girls
186. T-Shirt and Pannies - Booty Girls
187. Shake Your Body - Beat Dominator
188. Muevelo (Move It) - Brissa
189. Transbeat - DJ EFX
190. True To the Game - MC Shy D
191. Gimme What I Want - Lathun and Katrina
192. Six Eight - Katrina
193. Let It Go - Butter
194. What It Is? - Virgo
195. Gitty Up - Salt N Pepa
196. Lizard-Lizard-No Good - N-Jiggie feat. Luke
197. Ooh Big Momma - Lil' Jon and The Eastside Boyz
198. Ay Papi (Slammin' Sama mix) - The 2 Live Crew
199. Callin' - Will You Players Ever Learn? (Booty mix)-Amar
200. Wet-N-Wild (DJ Laz Booty Bounce mix) - 95 South

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[wdb2003]

My Boo and Tootsee Roll your hear every blue moon on KDAY or KGGI. Tootsee Roll is played on KIIS sometimes. Space Jam last time I heard that record was on Radio Disney in 2001 when my cousins were younger.

 

[younglee981]

dude with that list you just took me back to 1994-1998...lol but 93.3 the beat in JAX played some of those in mix a few months ago

 

[ShawtyBlack_ATL]

Wow, this was HOT 97.5 (107.9) Atlanta everyday at 5pm with DJ Jelly "Five O'clock Traffic Jam." WRAS 88.5 here in ATL also played all those jamz Staurday nights with Neek (HOT 103.9 Columbia) calling it "Booty Shake 88." If you Google DJ Jelly i'm sure you can find some of those mixes.

 

[BJordan]

KPWR, KKBT, KCAQ and KGGI played K.P. & Enyi alot back in late 1997/early 1998. I hear it on KDAY sometimes though.

 

[RadioOCD]

The former 95.5 the BEAT in Atlanta used to play that stuff from time to time in the early 2000's. (Esp. the Pina Colada song.)

 

[Wildstyle K]

The former 95.5 the BEAT in Atlanta used to play that stuff from time to time in the early 2000's. (Esp. the Pina Colada song.)

Did they also play the latin booty bass songs? I did get to hear them mix every weekend night for about a month - when they played booty bass, electro-freestyle, and trance in the mix. I remember hearing "the most beautiful girl" by Raheem mixed into a modern trance song of that time as they were going into trance from booty bass in a club mix set.

By that time (November 2001), Hot 107.9 had dropped a lot of their bass, but still had a considerable amount here and there, and V103 was pretty much done with bass.

Hot 107.9 (November 2001) was still playing some bass at 12pm and sometimes at 5pm-5:30 for the mix, mainly around the middle and end of the week (pretty much no bass at 9:00pm or other times during the week anymore - just the dirty south bounce hip hop with futuristic beats). They also had the booty mix of "My first time" by IMx in rotation http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Z9aCAWqXUk I also heard a couple of things from Carl Mo & Zae "bass is lo", Lil Jon & Jazze Pha "shawty freak a lil sumtin", and even some "bootleg" bass remixes of "differences" by Ginuwine and "roll out" by Ludacris. *I also remember that around this time, Hot 107.9 had a bass remix mixshow at 12am Monday night/Tuesday Mornings called "The 12 O Clock Meltdown", where they did all slow r&b jams to bass beats, or regular bass remixes of slow jams.

I don't remember exactly when bass completely "died" on Hot 107.9, but it was surely between 2003 and 2009.

 

[ShawtyBlack_ATL]

KDM, they also did a 5pm bass mixshow on Saturday afternoons called the "Saturday Shakedown." I believe Jazzy Phae and Mami Chula started it. That midnight mix was also called the "12Midnight Quickie" with DJ Hershey. Bass music died here in ATL when crunk music took over.

 

[Wildstyle K]

KDM, they also did a 5pm bass mixshow on Saturday afternoons called the "Saturday Shakedown." I believe Jazzy Phae and Mami Chula started it. That midnight mix was also called the "12Midnight Quickie" with DJ Hershey. Bass music died here in ATL when crunk music took over.

The 5 o clock shakedown was where I heard the "Roll Out" remix with Ludacris. There were other things I heard but just can't remember the names and artists.

 

[BJordan]

KDM, they also did a 5pm bass mixshow on Saturday afternoons called the "Saturday Shakedown." I believe Jazzy Phae and Mami Chula started it. That midnight mix was also called the "12Midnight Quickie" with DJ Hershey. Bass music died here in ATL when crunk music took over.

The 5 o clock shakedown was where I heard the "Roll Out" remix with Ludacris. There were other things I heard but just can't remember the names and artists.

KKBT 100.3 The Beat and KPWR Power 106 made Ludacris Roll Out (My Business) and Ginuwine's Differances back in 2001-02 but I don't recall hearing the bass remix of Ludacris Roll Out (My Business) and Ginuwine's Differances. I recently found out that Ginuwine's Differances had airplay on KPWR Power 106 back in 2001.

 

[Wildstyle K]

I think there was an official bass remix of "differences" by Ginuwine. A 10pm dj on 103.9 The Party played it here in Phoenix when they still existed. The one I heard on Hot 107.9 in November 2001 at 5pm, I believe was the song with a bass instrumental put over it. I remember someone talking on the air over a bass instrumental on WHTA while the dj was messing around with it in the background and there was an accidental half a second or so snippet play of the beginning melody of the song as the dj was trying to match "differences" with the instrumental bass beat. The guy speaking on air heard it as well while he was talking and said "Dj -----, I see you're cooking up something hot over there." I don't remember which dj was playing.