Hudini grandmaster flash and the furious five

Anyways, have no clue who sand it or what the song was called, I did hear someone playing it on the radio here in Atlanta about 12 years ago, but didn't catch the name. There was also a kid who I think was called Money Lover and he rapped VERY fast. They were contemporaries of groups such as The Fat Boys, Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five and Afrika Bambaataa. 'I am Shy Love the girl devastator and on the microphone ain't no one greater', and 'Across the Pacific, I keep it specific and other MC you cannot deal with it, because I'm not edible, but incredible, all of my rhymes are arranged alphabetical, in order to make simple to find em, and if they are taped all you do is rewind them' Whodini was among the first hip hop groups to cultivate a high-profile national following and made significant contributions to to hip hop becoming accepted as a mainstream genre. One girls rap I can recall parts of pretty well. Foster The People - Houdini Ice Cube Jackin for Beats Alicia Keys Girl on Fire Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five Magic Carpet Ride. The Message (Re-Recorded / Remastered) E. Airy Groove) Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. The Birthday Party (Single Version) Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. White Lines (Long Version) Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. Shes Fresh Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. It had about 4 or 5 young kids taking turns rapping, and in between it would have that same 'Six minutes, Six minutes, Six Minute (Insert name of kid) you're on' refrain 'The Show' had. Freedom Grandmaster Flash & The Furious Five. One rap song from the 80's that I've never been able to identify (I do have a crappy copy on tape I taped off the radio in the 80's somewhere) borrowed parts of the lyrics from 'The Show'. Some of my favorite rap songs from the 80's

Hudini grandmaster flash and the furious five