Afrocentric James Brown fanatics from New York City, the Jungle Brothers were members of the loosely formed Native Tongues collective of the early 1990s. Offering enlightened rhymes over jazzy beats and production, the Jbeez helped create the sound of hip-hop's Golden Age. As fearless experimenters, they were also one of the first rap acts to incorporate sounds that were considered outside of the traditional hip-hop sample base--most notably house music and, later, club beats. Though never a commercial smash, the Jbeez remain one of rap's most influential groups.

Listen to Jungle Brothers at Finetune.

• (1999)  V.I.P.
• (1989)  Done By The Forces Of Nature
• (1988)  Straight Out the Jungle

• I'll House You
• Because I Got It Like That
• Jungle Brother (True Blue)
• Straight Out the Jungle
• Jimbrowski

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• jtrv421

• VALlewellyn on 2007-12-17 11:11:39.827:
  Jungle Brothers were wicked brilliant. I loved them back in the day. We should have more of this.
• judgejules on 2007-12-08 14:28:13.937:
  i love this
• judgejules on 2007-12-08 14:05:47.983:
  i love this