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Updated:Apr 23, 2026
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The Juice Crew and the Queensbridge scene (1986–1993)

The Juice Crew and the Queensbridge scene (1986–1993)

  1. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo debut with “It’s a Demo”

    Labels: Kool G, DJ Polo, Marley Marl

  2. Boogie Down Productions release “South Bronx” diss

    Labels: Boogie Down, Bridge Wars, MC Shan

  3. Boogie Down Productions drop “The Bridge Is Over”

    Labels: Boogie Down, The Bridge, Juice Crew

  4. MC Shan releases debut album *Down by Law*

    Labels: MC Shan, Down by, Marley Marl

  5. “The Symphony” showcases Juice Crew lyricism

    Labels: Marley Marl, The Symphony, Juice Crew

  6. Biz Markie releases *Goin’ Off*

    Labels: Biz Markie, Goin' Off, Marley Marl

  7. Big Daddy Kane releases *Long Live the Kane*

    Labels: Big Daddy, Long Live, Marley Marl

  8. Marley Marl compiles the crew on *In Control, Volume 1*

    Labels: Marley Marl, In Control, Juice Crew

  9. Kool G Rap & DJ Polo release *Road to the Riches*

    Labels: Kool G, Road to, Marley Marl

  10. Biz Markie releases “Just a Friend” single

    Labels: Biz Markie, Just a, Cold Chillin

  11. Tragedy Khadafi releases *Intelligent Hoodlum* debut

    Labels: Tragedy Khadafi, Intelligent Hoodlum, Marley Marl

  12. Masta Ace releases *Take a Look Around*

    Labels: Masta Ace, Take a, Marley Marl

  13. Marley Marl releases *In Control Volume II*

    Labels: Marley Marl, In Control, Juice Crew

  14. Tragedy releases *Saga of a Hoodlum*

    Labels: Tragedy Khadafi, Saga of, K-Def