Lyrical leader of the original Furious Five and founder of a splinter version of the group during the mid-'80s, Melle Mel wrote many of the legendary raps featured on Grandmaster Flash tracks. Born Melvin Glover, he and his brother Nate (aka Kidd Creole) (not the Caribbean dance-popster of the same name) joined up with Cowboy (Keith Wiggins) in 1978 to form the Three MC's, with production handled by Grandmaster Flash (Joseph Saddler). After Scorpio (originally Mr.
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Vice
Beat Street
White Lines
Beat Street Breakdown
The Message
Step Off - Extended Mix
Jesse
Pump Me Up
White Lines (Don't Do It) (Long Version)
Kickback
That's What I Like
White Lines (Don't Don't Do It)
Beatstreet Breakdown
White Lines (Don't do It)
Rapmania
The Message - Extended Version
King Of The Streets
White Lines (Don't Do It) - Long Version
Message II (Survival)
Beat Street Breakdown - Extended Mix
Vice (From Miami Vice)
Mega-Melle Mix
World War III
The Truth
We Don't Work for Free
Step Off
Beat Street (feat. Mr. Ness & Cowboy) (From the Motion Picture Beat Street)
beat street breakdown (extended mix)
Trinidad Spot
Rapmania (Live)
Beat Street [from the Motion Picture Beat Street]
The Message (Extended Version)
Hustlers Convention
The Message (feat. Melle Mel & Duke Bootee)
White Lines 89
White Lines (Don’t Do It)
At the Party
White Lines (Don't Don't Do It) (Elite Force Mix)
I'm a Star
Free Style
Don't Shoot
Yesterday
Freestyle
Check Yo Self
Step Off (feat. Cowboy, Melle Mel & Scorpio)
Beat Street (From the Motion Picture Beat Street)
King Of The Steets
Step Off (extended mix)
Mega Melle Mix
The Message - Re-Record
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