Jock Jams, Vol. 1 (CD, Jul-1995, Tommy Boy)

Album Features
UPC:	016998113721
Format:	CD
Release Year:	1995
Record Label:	Tommy Boy
Genre:	Dance, R&B

Track Listing
1. Let's Get Ready to Rumble! - Michael Buffer
2. Get Ready for This - 2 Unlimited
3. Whoomp! (There It Is) - Tag Team
4. Strike It Up - Black Box
5. Tootsie Roll - 69 Boyz
6. Pump It Up, Go 'Head, Go 'Head
7. Come Baby Come - K7
8. It Takes Two - Rob Base & DJ E-Z Rock
9. Gridiron Groove...
10. Gonna Make You Sweat (Everybody Dance Now) - C+C Music Factory
11. Hip Hop Hooray - Naughty by Nature
12. Pump Up the Volume - M/A/R/R/S/(r)
13. Power, The - Snap!
14. Uh, Ungawaa!
15. Unbelievable - EMF
16. Y.M.C.A. - The Village People
17. Pump Up the Jam - Technotronic
18. Twilight Zone - 2 Unlimited
19. Old Ballgame, The - Raymond Castoldi
20. Rock & Roll, Pt. 2 - Gary Glitter

Details
Playing Time:	60 min.
Producer:	Monica Lynch, Ray Castoldi (Compilation), Raymond Castoldi (Compilation), Dan Hoffman, Sharyn Taymor
Distributor:	Alternative Dis. Alliance
Recording Type:	Studio
Recording Mode:	Stereo
SPAR Code:	n/a

Album Notes
Hot on the heels of the smash-mouth rock anthems of JOCK ROCK VOLUME 1 comes the hi-NRG slam-dunk of JOCK JAMS. From the opening bell and the trademark "let's get ready to rumble" declaration of ring announcer Michael Buffer, JOCK JAMS delivers a hearty dose of dance tracks that range from hip-hop (Naughty By Nature's "Hip Hop Hooray") to house beat (Black Box's "Strike It Up").If JOCK ROCK was for athletes, JOCK JAMS is for the cheerleaders on the sidelines. Tommy Boy Records goes on the road to pull up regional favorites from as far south as Florida--for the 69 Boyz's Luke-inspired "Tootsee Roll"--and as far north as New York City--for K7, whose clever use of baseball-leaning double entendres makes "Come Baby Come" a risque invitation to play ball.Since dancing is an international activity, Germany's 2 Unlimited ("Get Ready For This") and Snap ("The Power") line up alongside Belgium's Technotronic ("Pump Up The Jam") and Britain's EMF ("Unbelievable"). Then, all these DJ gems are brought home by Gary Glitter's old fave, "Rock And Roll Part 2" (aka "The Hey Song").