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"Triple Trouble - Concert Intro" -
One of the first "groups" in which I was involved
was named Triple Trouble.
Click here to hear a Queens, New York City night club filled with
local fans cheering as an opening act introduces us..
"Schemin' On
The Crowd" - Recorded sometime around 1991 at EM-One Studios near
Trenton, this was one of two songs (the other was "I Need A DanceFloor")
that really defined the group "Triple Trouble" for quite some time.
Designed as more of a "hip-house" song, it really deviated from the
feel of traditional rap. Lyrically, the group had taken a somewhat
"erotic" turn---and this particular song is filled with double
entendres. Music is by William Schwartz and Tod Cagan. Vocals by
William Schwartz and Andrew Greenstein. Lyrics by Andrew Greenstein.
Production--by all of us.
Click here to hear it!
"I Need A Dance
Floor" - This was Triple Trouble's first recording with Tod Cagan--who
created the music. With a markedly hip-house feel, this cut was a
predecessor to Schemin' On The Crowd-- not quite as "tight."
Click here to hear it as originally recorded or
Click here to hear it as played on WBAU-a Long Island college radio
station.
"Conqeurian Rhapsody"(VIDEO) -
In October of 2005, I use this
rhyming/rap-related "tall tale" speech to win a Toastmasters contest.
Click here
to watch it!
"Three Girls Broke Up With Me Last Night" -
Recorded some time around 1992 in William
Schwartz's bedroom using very basic equipment, this one was really
just "throw together" for fun. It is a BIT of rap-reggae twist but was
really influenced by teenage ego!
Click here to hear it!
"I'll Never Know" - During a one-time visit to a South
Philadelphia recording studio, William Schwartz, Tod Cagan, and I--
created this "love" song while I had a cold! Tod does an amazing job
composing/playing the musical score. Lyrically, this song was -- like
the one above -- influenced by teenage ego.
Click here
to hear it!
"Cheating On
Affairs" -
This song REALLY epitomizes that teenage ego period! Recorded in
the early 90s at EM-One Studios near Trenton, New Jersey, it's a bit
disjointed at times..but lyrically amusing. Words were written by
Andrew Greenstein and performed by Andrew Greenstein [verse 1] and
William Schwartz [verse 2]. Tod Cagan handled the music and all 3 of
us co-produced.
Click here to hear it!
"Story Time" -
Approximately 1991. During a hip-hop themed college radio show hosted
by Willie B. [William Schwartz], I read this short story I had written
for a Freshman college class -- over the air--to music. Unfortunately,
more than half of the recording is missing.
Click here to hear it!

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