Rare Austin Texas Rap Hip Hop - Lady I.C. & MC K.B. Takin' It To The ISM Listen

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Mega Rare Austin, Texas 1988 Rap/Hip Hop Record on Private Pressing, Sunshine Records. A-Town Posse: Rock T, J. Rock, LaTrail, K.B., Lady I.C., Mona Lisa, Dinky D. (from ABN, Assholes By Nature), and Wink D.  Produced by Gregory Lewis.  Appeals to fans of Houston rap and Trae The Truth, Pimp C, Bun B. Texas Rap, TX Rap, ATX Rap.
Check out Austin Chronicle article from 2004 about Austin, Tx Rap records "Slanging That Rhyme". 
Without artifacts, it's difficult to ascertain history. As such, the story of Austin hip-hop is best told through its records. Analog imprints of music in motion, vinyl has always served as the main ingredient in hip-hop. Windows in time, phase-shifted to the present, vinyl is every bit as utilitarian as it is entertaining. Slap it down on a turntable and feel the warmth of its vibrations, Texas heat unleashed. Spinning tales of yesteryear through telegraphic drum patterns and respiratory bass, its codified language unveils a local musical community ever on the move.   
Lady I.C. & MC K.B. "Takin' It to the Ism" 12-inch (Sunshine, 1988) In 1988, the A-Town Posse, Rock T., J. Rock, LaTRail, K.B., Lady I.C., Mona Lisa, Dinky D., and Wink D., released a local hit of their own, K.B.'s "I'm More." Mixing sharp drum sequences with flashed samples of Zapp's "More Bounce to the Ounce," the song embodied the raw braggadocio style of the Def Jam era. K.B., who once opened for EPMD at the Travis County Expo Center, contributed another cut called "Do It K.B.," which, in theory, approached the realm of classic material by Ice-T and Too $hort. Commanding "Dinky scratch it up so the people stop itching, Winky pump the bass 'til the people start kicking," Lady I.C. ripped a party anthem on the B-side of the record called "Lady I.C. Is Here."
Cover Condition: VG some light marks and sticker residue, wear on edges.
Vinyl Condition:  Side 1 VG+, vinyl has some gloss and a couple very light scratches.  Plays great Side 2 VG+, vinyl has nice gloss            Jam 1:  I'm More (clip below) Vocal: Kenneth Bryant, Drum Programming: Johnny Green, Wheelz of steel: Dinky D.

Do It K.B. (clip below) 

Jam 2: Lady I.C. Is Here Vocal: Stacy Blaine, Bass synth: Michael Fogle, Wheelz of steel: Dinky D.

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