Dangerous Dame – Same Olé Dame is a 1992 Bay Area Hip Hop album from Oakland rapper Dangerous Dame. Released through T-Cap Records and Sugar Ray Howell Management, the project is built around the classic Oakland sound of the early 1990s, with funk-influenced production and a strong West Coast identity. Ant Banks produced and mixed the album, helping give it its distinctive Bay Area character.The 10-track release includes “Gotta Be The Bomb,” “Shenead,” “Stay With Me,” “Same Olé Dame,” “Love My City,” “Ridin On The Freeway,” “Flatland,” “You Know The Rules,” and “Oaktown Funk.” The latter features Ant Banks, Father Dom, MC Ant, Richie Rich, Spice 1, and Nic Nac, connecting the album closely to the Oakland rap scene.Dangerous Dame – Same Olé Dame is a strong example of early-90s Oakland Hip Hop, combining street-oriented lyrics with funky West Coast production and the independent spirit of the Bay Area. Its Ant Banks production and local guest appearances make the album a worthwhile listen for fans of classic California rap and obscure 1990s West Coast releases.
1 Gotta Be The Bomb 5:14
2 Shenead 3:33
3 Stay With Me 4:58
4 Same Olé Dame 5:08
5 Love My City 4:20
6 Ridin On The Freeway 4:40
7 Flatland 4:44
8 You Know The Rules 4:27
9 Oaktown Funk 5:13
10 Special Thanks 2:01
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