Harlem World Crew<\/a> and recorded on Tayster in 1980.<\/p>\nMr. Hyde was the first to join Profile records in 1981 under the name Lonnie Love.\u00a0 His first record was called “Young Ladies.”<\/p>\n
Later that same year, his new partner joined him and together they made “Genius Rap” which used the famous Tom-tom club break “Genius of Love.”<\/p>\n
The next single was “The Challenge” in 1982.<\/p>\n
Galaxy was first down with the crew called Ultimate consisting of rappers Richochet, Jazzy T, Outlaw Jesse James, and The Kid Cold Crush.<\/p>\n
Dr Jeckyll + Mr Hyde were under Rush Management and were known as the suit and tie rappers because of their designer suits, shirts and ties.<\/p>\n
Their biggest singles were “Fast Life” b\/w “AM:PM” (1984) and “Getting Money” (1983).<\/p>\n
They put out one LP in 1985 called “Champagne of Rap” in 1985. A few singles were released from that album including “Transformation” which was produced by Davy DMX and “Yellow Panties”.<\/p>\n
They split up in 1987, but Mr. Hyde decided to continue his career with Profile records.\u00a0 He put out a solo 12″ called “The Witch” b\/w “Hyde’s Beat”.<\/p>\n
Andre Harrell on the other hand went on to start Uptown Records which went on to become one of the biggest R&B labels of all time and was one of the first labels to kick off the new jack swing craze in the late 80’s with bands like Guy, Heavy D + The Boys, Father MC, Finesse & Syquesse + Groove B.Chill.\u00a0 He later went on to head Motown Records.<\/p>\n
Alonzo Brown was the executive producer for the Judge Mathis show and is also a screenwriter. On script was shot in Canada and stars Mekiah Phieffer.<\/p>\n
Check Out “Genius Rap”<\/h3>\n