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It probably all began with the old R & B dusties of his mother, Tyree Cooper was impassionedly listening to. Growing up on the streets of Chicago’s South Side Tyree Cooper discovered his love for the soul music of the 60ies. A first step was to join his Grammar school band at the age of 13 - playing the flute! His other passion at that time was playing basketball. Both passions followed him to the high school where he met Mike Dunn and learned how to DJ. Listening to Farley "Jackmaster Funk", “ The Hot Mix 5“, Ronny Hardy and the electrifying energies of Frankie Knuckles, Tyree was well schooled at an early age. Eventually Tyree's basketball skills awarded him at scholarship to the University of Wisconsin -Stout where the bourgeoning mixing skills were fine tuned. Two years after college Tyree was already one of the most popular and highly sought-after DJs in Chicago. Then Vince Lawrence, of the garage funk band “Jesse Gang“ (founded by Jesse Saunders) persuaded Tyree to put together a demo tape of his music to start a career as a recording artist. From now on it was only a question of time before signing the first record deal with the Chicago-based underground label D.J. International - that was in 1986. The first 12" – “I Fear The Night“ (with female vocalist 'Chic') - promptly became an underground classic in Chicago. Other hits followed: “Acid Over“(1988), “Turn Up The Bass“ (1988/89),“'Let's Get Hyped“ (feat. Kool Rock Steady, 1989), “Let the Music Take Control“(1989) an
Turn Up The Bass - Fast Eddie Scratch It Up Mix
12,9302Turn Up The Bass - Turn Up The House Mix By Tyree Cooper
2,3283Turn Up The Bass
1,8484On Tha Floor (Hott 22 Saxxy Vocal Remix)
9785Turn Up The Bass - Fast Eddie Music & Edits Mix
4676On Tha Floor (Live Element Vocal Remix)
4647Turn Up The Bass - Tyree's Hip Hop Mix
4008Turn Up The Bass - Julian Jumpin Perez Jumpin Mix
3719On Tha Floor (Original Dub Mix)
35310Wonderland
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