The Ghetto Brothers were a gang (or club) and music group founded in New York City's South Bronx in the late 1960s. The gang eventually spread to much of the Northeastern United States. Like the Young Lords, they were involved in Puerto Rican nationalism, including, in the case of the Ghetto Brothers, an association with the then-new Puerto Rican Socialist Party. This gang had political motivation to uplift young Spanish and Black men in the community.
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Girl from the Mountain
There Is Something in My Heart
Got This Happy Feeling
Viva Puerto Rico Libre
Ghetto Brothers Power
I Saw a Tear
You Say You Are My Friend
Mastica Chupa y Jala
The Girl From The Mountain
Mastica, Chupa y Jala
Ghetto Disco
Pumpin' Bass Manoeuvres
Ghetto Blues
Ghetto Brothers Power (Album)
Bass Manoeuvres
You Say That You're My Friend
Intro
I Saw a Tear (Album)
Girl from the Mountain (has skip)
Girl From The Moutain
Supastarz
Muzik (FX Mix)
CDs & LPs
Aragance
bass manoeuvers
Downtown Attitude
Something About The South
DJ Screw Mix
Víva Puerto Rico Libre
Can You Feel Me Now
Don't Mess Wit' Texas
Muzik
pumpin bass manoeuvres
When We ride
There Is Something In My Hearth
Make 'Em Break It
Still Pimpen The Pen
Back in Business
Southside
The Old Apple Tree
Downtown Additude
You Got to Know When
Yea Wild Whateva Man
Drink Tipperz
Anger
Bass Manoeuvres (original mix)
Serious Smoke
Girl From The Mountain.
01 Girl From The Mountain
Clubland
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