Review by Mille Zascha Keini

The album Booty Shake by Gucci Crew II is a classic example of early Miami bass music. Released in 1988, the album features a mix of party anthems, explicit lyrics, and funky beats that are sure to get any dance floor shaking.

One of the standout tracks on the album is the title track "Booty Shake," which features a catchy chorus and a bass-heavy groove that's impossible not to move to. Other notable tracks include "Truz 'N' Vogues," "Sally (That Girl)," and "Shirley," which showcase the group's ability to mix humor and social commentary with their music.

Summary by Mille Zascha Keini

Booty Shake is a fun and energetic album that captures the essence of the Miami bass sound. While some of the lyrics may be considered vulgar or offensive by today's standards, the album remains a classic example of a genre that helped shape the sound of dance music in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Fans of old school hip hop and dance music will definitely want to give this album a listen.