About MC ADE
Son of Fort Lauderdale record store owner Billy Hines, Adrian Hines (aka MC Adrian Does Everything) earned his reputation as a Miami Bass artist in late 1985 by hiring producer Amos Larkins from Sunnyview/Hot Productions to record the classic Electro Bass track "Bass Rock Express". Two years later, the success was followed by an album tellingly entitled "Just Somethin' to Do". He found his most memorable success outside of South Florida with his 1989 classic album "How Much Can You Take".
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Top Tracks
How Much Can You Take
Bass Rock Express
Bass Mechanic
Hit Harder
Da' Train
Sex, Crime, Drugs
Da' Train Extended Ver.
Go A.D.E.
Control
It's Crazy
Physician
Lyric Licking
My Bass in it
Money Hounding Ho's
How Much Can You Take?
To the Fan's
Transformer
A.D.E. Got It Going On
Bass Rock Express (Vocal)
Da Train
Nightmare on Ade Street
A.D.E. Got It Goin' On
Train
I Don't Care
Bass Rock Express (Instrumental)
Bass Train
Drop Don't Stop
Nightmare Bonus
Shake-A-Lot (the whip)
Party
Rockin' All Over
Bass Mechainc
D.J. Eddie B
To The Fans
Bass Mechanic (Vocal)
dj eddie b
Bonus Beats
Booty Call
Bass Mechanic (Bonus Bass)
Crank It
Romantic Rhyme
A.D.E.
Bass Machanic
How Much Can You Take (Classic Boomin' Track)
Bass Rock Express (dub)
Drop Don't Stop [Featuring DJ Smurf]
MC ADE - Transformer
Bass Mechanic (Instrumental)
I Came Back
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