So, I just posted a handful of songs that were produced by 45 King. Like I said, he had his own crew and they all experienced modest success. E.g. they got played on BET and MTV so if you were into Hip Hop from, say 1988-1991, you would have heard of The Flavor Unit and DJ Mark the 45 King.
Alas, after that Chill Rob G/ Snap fiasco you wouldn't hear from 45 King until Hard Knock Life and Stan.
But you could probably make a full CD-R of songs that he produced in his prime and the CD would bang all the way through. My only complaint with his production was that he didn't use sub bass, but then again, most East Coast producers weren't Using sub bass in the late 80s/early 90s
Alas, after that Chill Rob G/ Snap fiasco you wouldn't hear from 45 King until Hard Knock Life and Stan.
But you could probably make a full CD-R of songs that he produced in his prime and the CD would bang all the way through. My only complaint with his production was that he didn't use sub bass, but then again, most East Coast producers weren't Using sub bass in the late 80s/early 90s
