A much sampled one this one, most notoriously by LL Cool J for his 'Mama said knock you out'. It's off Chicago Gangsters' 'Blind over you' album.

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Текст песни: Party people, have no fear The group is back in attack for the '88 year It’s the Gangster Boogie with the shot Come on y’all, let’s rock (rock) (rock).

Da Boogie Man" by Mr Mike sampled Chicago Gangsters's "Gangster Boogie". Listen to both songs on WhoSampled, the ultimate database of sampled music, cover songs and remixes.

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Written-By – Willie Henderson. Gangster Boogie Bump, Let's Merengue ‎(7", Styrene).

Henderson also produced Barbara Acklin's only charting, post-Brunswick singles and her LP A Place in the Sun. In 1974, Henderson left Brunswick to become an independent producer.

Willie Henderson (born August 9, 1941 in Pensacola, Florida) is an American soul musician. Henderson moved to Chicago with his family while still a child, and began playing the baritone saxophone. He gigged with Otis Rush, Syl Johnson, Alvin Cash, and Harold Burrage while in his twenties, and began working for Brunswick Records in 1968. Henderson released a few singles, which included the Lowrell Simon-written 1974 instrumental "Dance Master", "Funky Chicken (Part I)" (as Willie Henderson and the Soul Explosions), "Break Your Back" b/w "Same", and "Gangster Boogie Bump" b/w/ "Let's Merengue". He also released the full-length Funky Chicken on Brunswick in 1970.

Let’s Merengue - Willie Henderson (Gangster Boogie Bump, Let’s Merengue, 1974). Let's Merengue Willie Henderson 1974 Soul Soul Music Soul Music Songs Music Music Songs Pye International.

Willie Henderson, Category: Artist, Albums: Funky Chicken, Biography: Producer/arranger Willie Henderson's versatile talents can be heard throughout the Brunswick Records catalog as well as a myriad of sides recorded during the '60s-'70s heydays of Chicago soul. Monthly Listeners: 527, Where People Listen: New York City, London, Los Angeles, Brooklyn, Denver. Producer/arranger Willie Henderson's versatile talents can be heard throughout the Brunswick Records catalog as well as a myriad of sides recorded during the '60s-'70s heydays of Chicago soul. Born August 9, 1941, in Pensacola, FL, Henderson's family moved to Chicago when he was a child. Taking up the baritone sax, he began backing Otis Rush and others while in his twenties. He also studied with another arranging legend, James Mack.

Henderson also released several singles, which included "Funky Chicken (Part I)", as Willie Henderson and the Soul Explosions ( R&B, pop); the Lowrell Simon-written 1974 instrumental "Dance Master", "Break Your Back" and "Gangster Boogie Bump", on Playboy Records. He also released two albums on Brunswick in 1970 and 1974. Henderson left Brunswick in 1974 and began working independently as a producer