Shake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya
- Shake Whatcha Mama Gave Ya
Created by the Poison Clan in 1992, which contained sounds of long, low-note basses, rapid hi-hats, and short snares which all accumulates to the basic sounds of Miami Bass. The song was a big hit in the South, with it's bouncy, electro sounds and up-beat tempos that caused a raging excitement in clubs everywhere. It is one of the many songs that made the sounds of Bass Music so popular in the 90s. It contains a sample of Cybotron's 1983 hit, "Clear". The rest of the track was produced by Frank Cutless.
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