Gigolo Tony - Ain't It Good To Ya FLAC

Gigolo Tony Sight Records Electro 1989

Genre:	Rap - Hip hop
Performer:	Gigolo Tony
Title:	Ain't It Good To Ya
Style:	Electro
Date of release:	1989
Label:	4 Sight Records
Catalog Number:	FS-89-5525, 5525
Country:	US
FLAC album size:	2795 mb
MP3 album size:	1515 mb

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Tracklist

1	Mouth Of The South Featuring – Big Ace	3:45
2	Ain't It Good To Ya	3:08
3	Shake Your Pants	5:51
4	Please Don't Go	4:55
5	I Want You	3:58
6	Go Ladies	4:40
7	He Is DJ Crash	5:01
8	Lines	3:40
9	Life Is A Battlefield	3:01
10	Respect	2:58
11	Blind Date	4:10

Versions

Category	Artist	Title (Format)	Label	Category	Country	Year
FS-5525	Gigolo Tony	Ain't It Good To Ya ‎(CD, Album)	4 Sight Records	FS-5525	US	1989
FS-5525-C	Gigolo Tony	Ain't It Good To Ya ‎(Cass, Album)	4 Sight Records	FS-5525-C	US	1989
FS-89-5525	Gigolo Tony	Ain't It Good To Ya ‎(LP, Album, Promo)	4 Sight Records	FS-89-5525	US	1989

Credits

Producer – Gigolo Tony

Barcodes

Barcode (Printed): 0 25867 05525 1
Rights Society: BMI
Matrix / Runout (Runout side A, etched): FS-5525-A EUROPA
Matrix / Runout (Runout side B, etched): FS-5525-B

Companies

Distributed By – 4 Sight Records
Recorded At – Soundshine Studios
Mixed At – Soundshine Studios
Published By – Vi-Sonic
Mastered At – Fullersound

Video

Nikohn

Aside from Beatmaster Clay D & The Get Funky Crew's 1988 album ("You be You and I be Me"), there were no other Miami Bass LP's to enter the 2nd Wave sound of the genre. It must be noted that Gigolo Tony as an artist may not be to blame for the shear quality and -- ahem -- "Foresight" of this though; he was just a rapper hired on the 4-Sight's roster to play a money making role in the 1985 Roxanne diss records debacle, only to follow with a string of "Cartoon Melody" records inspired by the success of Doug E. Fresh's "The Show". It was DJ Cutmaster Crash who headed up the sound of this album. Much like it wasn't Clay D behind the sound of "You Be You" that year, it was the uncredited DJ, none other than DJ Magic Mike. With these two albums, the whole genre found it's sound for the next four years. Talk about foresight...