Brooklyn BattlesMasta Ace
Brooklyn Battles
1990
Marley Marl looped an Eddie Kendricks record; Ace, co-producing his own debut, made Brooklyn sound like a place to watch.
★ 3.0
Marley Marl looped an Eddie Kendricks record; Ace, co-producing his own debut, made Brooklyn sound like a place to watch.

An upright bass loop, a playground chant for a hook, and a remix that so eclipsed the original nobody plays it.
A-Plus flipped Billy Cobham's Heather into a beat he made in high school, and Oakland never sounded calmer.
Prince Paul flipped Funkadelic's Knee Deep; De La Soul resisted the beat, then got their only R&B number one.

His grandmother told him to knock them out; Marley Marl looped Funky Drummer, and the Grammy followed.