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Mad Cobra — Flex

Mad Cobra - The Best Of (DOWNLOAD) - Chinchilla Choons



Introduction:

Born Ewart Everton Brown on 31 March 1968 in Kingston, Jamaica, Mad Cobra is one of the most important and historically significant dancehall deejays of the early 1990s — the first reggae artist to top the Billboard rap singles chart and the artist who introduced a raw, gangsta-influenced lyrical style into Jamaican music while simultaneously proving that dancehall could conquer the mainstream American market. His 1992 Columbia Records single "Flex" — conceived on an airplane, recorded at Penthouse studio, produced by Sly Dunbar and Clifton "Specialist" Dillon — was RIAA gold-certified, peaked at number 13 on the Billboard Hot 100, reached the Billboard R&B Top Ten, and scaled the Billboard 200 albums chart to number 125. "It changed my life," Cobra said. "It took me from nothing to something."

St. Mary, Sound Systems & Penthouse:

Raised in the parish of St. Mary before returning to Kingston in his teens, Ewart Brown took his stage name from the villain in the G.I. Joe comic books and began performing on Kingston sound systems while still at school. His first studio single "Respect Woman" (1989) was produced by his uncle Delroy "Spiderman" Thompson at Tuff Gong. His first hit was "Nah Go Work" featuring Tricia McKay, which brought him to the attention of producers Captain Sinbad and Carl Nelson. A string of tough dancehall singles followed — "Shoot to Kill", "Merciless Bad Boy" and "Ze Taurus" — each building his reputation as one of the most feared and creative deejays in Jamaica.

His partnership with Penthouse Records producers Donovan Germain and Dave Kelly in 1990 was transformative. It produced a series of major Jamaican hits — "Yush", "Gundelero", "Bad Boy Talk" and "Feeling Lonely" with Beres Hammond. His debut album Bad Boy Talk was released in 1991. He then scored five UK reggae chart number ones in 1991–92, before Columbia Records signed him — following the pattern set by Shabba Ranks — in pursuit of a similar American crossover. "Flex" delivered that crossover and more. Its follow-up "Legacy" did not replicate the commercial success, and Cobra returned to recording for the Jamaican market, maintaining his credibility and his dubplate demand worldwide for decades.

 

Mad Cobra - The Best Of - Track Listing:


01 Mad Cobra (Chinchilla Skit).mp3
02 Flex - Mad Cobra.mp3
03 Press Trigger - Mad Cobra.mp3
04 Yush - Mad Cobra.mp3
05 Tek Him - Mad Cobra.mp3
06 Tek Dat - Mad Cobra.mp3
07 Dun Wife - Mad Cobra.mp3
08 Pet & Pamper - Mad Cobra.mp3
09 Big Gun - Mad Cobra.mp3
10 Body Look Good - Mad Cobra.mp3
11 More Dem Talk - Mad Cobra.mp3
12 Mad Cobra - Pum Pum.mp3
13 Chinchilla Choons - Skit (Mad Cobra).mp3
14 Mad Cobra - Think A Little Gun.mp3
15 Ze Taurus - Mad Cobra.mp3
16 Whoa - Mad Cobra.mp3
17 Price of Gun - Mad Cobra.mp3
18 Gundelereo - Mad Cobra.mp3
19 Shot A Talk - Mad Cobra.mp3
20 Gun Confused - Mad Cobra.mp3
21 Find And Kill - Mad Cobra.mp3
22 R.I.P. Rest in Peace - Mad Cobra - (CD2).mp3
23 Deth Rock - Mad Cobra.mp3
24 Name Yu Call - Mad Cobra.mp3
25 Bad Boy - Mad Cobra.mp3
26 Mark 10 - Mad Cobra.mp3
27 Badness Nuh Wear Pon Face - Mad Cobra.mp3
28 Tease Dem - Mad Cobra.mp3
29 Funeral bill - Mad Cobra.mp3
30 A De Same Ting - Mad Cobra.mp3
31 Life We a Deal Wid - Mad Cobra.mp3
32 Ghetto Youth Pressure - Mad Cobra.mp3
33 Poor Man Shoes - Mad Cobra.mp3
34 Selassie I Rules - Mad Cobra.mp3
35 Nah Go Sell Mi Soul - Mad Cobra.mp3
36 Chinchilla Choons - Skit (Mad Cobra).mp3
37 Body Basic (Fat Girls) - Conroy Smith & Cobra.mp3
38 She Ain't Feelin It - Mad Cobra.mp3
39 Fed Up _ Sweet Escape - Mad Cobra.mp3
40 Just Chill - Mad Cobra Ft Busta Rhymes - The Best Of.mp3


* The Best Of Mad Cobra



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Key Albums:

  • Bad Boy Talk (1991, Penthouse)
  • Hard to Wet, Easy to Dry (1992, Columbia) — "Flex" #13 Billboard Hot 100
  • Venom (1994)
  • Milkman (1996, Columbia) — Billboard Reggae #12
  • Cobra (2001)
  • Words of Warning (2004)

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