Professor Griff “Sista Sista“ (1992 Luke Records)

Following being ousted from Public Enemy over statements deemed anti-semitic made to the Washington Post in 1989 by the revolutionary rap artist - the politicized Public Enemy member Professor Griff would land at (of all places) Luke Records - the record label founded by the founding 2Live Crew’s Luther Campbell - aka Luke - who fully got behind Griff’s music releasing the 1990 album “Pawns in the Game“ followed by 1991’s “Kao’s II Wiz*7*Dome“ and 1992’s “Disturb N Tha Peace“ that included this black female anthem “Sista Sista.“ Note that Griff would later rejoin PE and that he had also publicly apologized for his initial controversial statement. At the time of the release of 1990’s “Pawns in the Game“ that was not a solo release by Griff but rather Professor Griff and the Last Asiatic Disciples, that featured Life, Patrick X, B-Wyze, Jim “Obie“ O’Brien (John Michael O’Brian), and JXL, the artist was interviewed by Hi