Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth, Funky Technician - 57m 46s

Tracks & Durations

1. Lord Finesse's Theme Song Intro	1:12
2. Baby,You Nasty (New Version)	5:34
3. Funky Technician	4:42
4. Back To Back Rhyming	3:52
5. Here I Come	5:09
6. Slave To My Soundwave	3:24
7. I Keep The Crowd Listening	4:28
8. Bud Mutha	5:11
9. Keep It Flowing	4:07
10. Lesson To Be Taught	5:45
11. Just A Little Something	3:01
12. Strictly For The Ladies	5:14
13. Track The Movement	5:57

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Review

Funky Technician is great snapshot of late-1980s pop culture. Littered throughout are references to Saturday-afternoon kung-fu movies, Nintendo, Eddie Murphy, as well as a free-for-all of funky samples from the likes of James Brown (most notably on "Here I Come" and the Black Caesar loop on "Bad Mutha"), Lee Dorsey, and the Honeydrippers. On tracks like "Funky Technician" and "I Keep the Crowd Listening," the "slick brother with a fade and a half-moon" flows confident and casual over DJ Premier-produced breakbeat standards from heavily mined rap resources like the "funkiest man alive," Rufus Thomas. Finesse and DJ Mike Smooth exhaust most of their tricks two-thirds of the way through the album, but Finesse's boasting and Smooth's beats do have their place in the hip-hop history book. --Todd Levin

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Funky Technician

Tracks: 13, Disk length: 53m 52s (-4m 6s)

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