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"My Name Is Dame" written by: Damon D. Edwards, Originally released on Jumpin'album in 1989 on James Edward Sr. Ent. Jumpin' was considered Dangerous Dame's first underground record. Dangerous Dame later signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records, where he released his first comercial album "I Got What You Want" in 1990. Following the success of the first two releases Dame moved to the local record label T-Cap Records and released "Same Ole Dame" in 1992. Inking another deal while keepin' it movin' Dangerous Dame hooked up with Snakepit Records and released "Make Room 4 Daddy" in 1994. Dangerous Dames last solo project included "Escape from the Mental Ward" released in 1995 on No Limit Records.
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"My Name Is Dame" written by: Damon D. Edwards, Originally released on Jumpin'album in 1989 on James Edward Sr. Ent. Jumpin' was considered Dangerous Dame's first underground record. Dangerous Dame later signed a recording contract with Atlantic Records, where he released his first comercial album "I Got What You Want" in 1990. Following the success of the first two releases Dame moved to the local record label T-Cap Records and released "Same Ole Dame" in 1992. Inking another deal while keepin' it movin' Dangerous Dame hooked up with Snakepit Records and released "Make Room 4 Daddy" in 1994. Dangerous Dames last solo project included "Escape from the Mental Ward" released in 1995 on No Limit Records.
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