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OT: Jam Pony Express

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JPE was Fort Lauderdale born and bred.

Everyone rocked their jams in the early 80s-from Dillard to Ely to Stranahan to STA. Slic Vic and company were trend setters who inspired several SoFL acts.

Fun Fact: Showboys' "Triggaman" often confused with JPE songs.
 
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Man I used to rock all the jam pony remixes back in 98-00! He partnerned with White Dog after I had just moved to Orlando in 2000, I remember seeing him there. He had a box Chevy Gd out with Jam Pony Express across the back glass; those were good and crazy times....lol
 
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Not quite the 80's (1992), but when I think about old school Miami, this is what I think of.



Even as a teenager, I wanted to be that womans saxophone.
 
1CN said:
Thank you MODs for asking me to spicing up the board today ...

This goes out to all my OLD HEAD
New kids on the block **** off!!!!

What do you remind in 1980's living or visiting Miami ?


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Thank you.. Brings back memories of riding through the parking lot of Gateway Mall in Duuuuuvvvvaaall back in the day!!
 
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305to954 said:
And y’all say my generations music is bull**** lmaao
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Finally something we can agree on. I still like the late 80s, 90s and 00s rap better than the new guys(I still fvck with some of the new dudes like Lil Durk, tee Grizzley, Bibby, G Herbo, Bobby Shmurda, and schit, but this emcee style "rap" like 2 live crew and this clown dj vic are straight trash.
 
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