That album also includes a mash-up of songs by 2 Unlimited named 'Unlimited Megajam'. The song peaked at 31 on the Billboard hot 100 and was certified gold by the RIAA on Octofor sales of 500,000 copies.Ī second mash-up named 'Son of Jock Jam (Mega Mix)' was released on Jock Jams, Volume 4. This song received significant radio airplay when it was released, notably in United States and Canada, which is a rare feat for a dance mash-up.

Those are mixed in a three-minute megamix fashion, mixed and produced by Rich 'DJ Riddler' Pangilinan and Bobby Dedic. It appeared on Jock Jams volume 3, even though most of the songs contained in this mix were released on the two previous volumes. It consists of samples of songs and phrases from popular dance, eurodance and rap recordings, either sport-themed or not, that were released on previous volumes of the Jock Jams compilation series. The single was released in late September 1997 on Tommy Boy Records. ' The Jock Jam' (released as a single by the name ' ESPN Presents the Jock Jam') is a mash-up song from the compilation album Jock Jams, Volume 3. Rich 'DJ Riddler' Pangilinan, Bobby Dedic The soundtrack to countless ’90s stair master workouts and still a great motivator, mostly due to the end synth bit and all the “Aaaaa oo wahs.Mashup song released in 1997 'The Jock Jam' This one works equally well for nerds actually too, especially post-swirly.

It’s inspiring in that “I get knocked down” way. With Montell’s supreme ’90s funkiness and lyrics like “The hood’s been good to me/ever since I was a lower-case G./But now I’m a big G/ the girls see I got the money” this one’s more like a jock gem.Ī truly great song that shows Freddy Mercury was fully equipped to rule the sports world, tight white denim pants and all.Īnother legitimately great song. This one epitomizes everything so great and so ridiculous about jock jams. We had to Google “songs that start with y’all ready for this” to find this one. So hoist up your jock straps and get ready to jam. The ESPN-sponsored series of “Jock Jam” albums interspersed clips of announcers, hot dog vendors and cheerleaders with songs from artists like Coolio and the Village People.

For this playlist we took a trip down our ’90s sports memory lane to remember the greatest moderately sports-themed pump up music ever. In honor of the basketball season kicking off this week, Marquee is embracing our inner jocks.

Jock jams volume 4 album