Jeru the Damaja "99.9%"

Yup.

Stetsasonic "On Fire"

We're athletically inclined like a gymnast flip, and rock n roll could never ever Hip Hop like this.

Before the legendary Price Paul became one of every critic's/nerd's favorite producers, he rolled with the original Hip Hop band, Stetsasonic. This joint came off the album of the same name.

Showbiz & AG "More Than One Way Out of the Ghetto"

Off 1992's Runaway Slave, one of the greatest albums ever made.

Boogie Down Productions "Duck Down" / "We In There"

The first single off Sex & Violence. The single also included "Like a Throttle." "We In There" was released as it's own single which included a remix.

Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock "It Takes Two"

King Sun "Sippin' Brandy"

Roc Marciano "Pop"

Hempstead, LI's microphone murderer. Off his newly released, completely self-produced, early contender for album of the year, Marcberg.

The Gap Band "Outstanding"

The Greenwood, Archer and Pine Street Band. The long version from the single for this 1982 block party banger. Sampled by many, but my favorite off the top of the head is Shabazz the Disciple's use (beat by Supreme) for his "Die Trying" song back in the '90s.

Hell Razah "Chain Gang"

Original member of Sunz of Man, when they were still known as Da Last Future, and one half of THUG Angelz with Shabazz the Disciple (also an original member), he recently changed his name to Heaven Razah. He's currently recuperating after suffereing a brain aneurysm on April 6 of this year.

KRS-One "Outta Here"