Club Krush (WPRB (103.3 FM)): March 15, 1990

Club Krush

March 15, 1990
WPRB (103.3 FM)
Princeton, NJ, USA (Princeton University)

This is on the flipside of the March 8th tape, so it's likely this is the start of the March 15 episode. G shows some jealousy over Tone's new '89 Supra but disses Eazy's "Mess-cort."

Side A

Intro Airbreak
Baby, You Nasty... Lord Finesse & DJ Mike Smooth
Let Me Show You... Chill Rob G
Ain't No Half Steppin'... Big Daddy Kane (over The Humpty Dance instrumental)
The Humpty Dance... Digital Underground
Airbreak into Tone's set
Funky Hip-Hop Sandwich ID/Tony D ID
Breaks
Funky For You... Nice & Smooth
The Power... Chill Rob G

About Club Krush

In 1987, after answering phones for a show on Princeton University’s WPRB, G connected with PRB club DJ Eazy M to form Club Krush (which later morphed into Raw Deal). Trenton-based MC/DJ/Producer Tony D joined the pair in the basement station and for the next six years brought the best in underground and local hip-hop to New Jersey and Philadelphia during a time period where Philadelphia radio was ignoring and even shunning hip-hop. The show broke groups like the Wu-Tang Clan and Poor Righteous Teachers and featured in-studio performances from everyone from YZ, BeFyne, Courageous Chief, and the Hillbillies to Tim Dog, Treach, and Rza during “Thursday Night Live” sessions. In the later years of the show, DJ Kam took Easy M’s place and DJ Jay-Ski made his radio premiere as a guest on Raw Deal.

In Context

These are the three shows that aired closest in time to this one.

March 8, 1990
Club Krush
Princeton, NJ, USA (Princeton University)

March 15, 1990
Club Krush
Princeton, NJ, USA (Princeton University)

These are three albums that were released closest in time to this show.

February 22, 1990
Above The Law: Livin' Like Hustlers

March 15, 1990
This episode

March 19, 1990
Salt-n-Pepa: Blacks' Magic

March 26, 1990
Digital Underground: Sex Packets