[cardguy]

Sorry - I don't have a smartphone. So I cannot identify the following. It is a rap song featured in the film - 'The King Of New York'.

Would really love the name. Thanks!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNAm2CbbwlM&t=62m55s

[Days of Broken Arrows]

YouTube has blocked this video in my country (USA). But here is the soundtrack info:

"Am I Black Enough For You?"
Written and Performed by Schooly-D (as Schooly D)
Courtesy of Jive Records
Published by Willesden Music Inc.

"Saturday Night"
Written and Performed by Schooly-D (as Schooly D)
Courtesy of Jive Records
Published by Willesden Music Inc.

"Strivin'"
Written by Lavaba / T. Lewis
Performed by Party Posse
Courtesy of Jive Records
Published by Zomba Enterprises Inc. ASCAP/Willesden Music Inc. BMI

"Dream On"
Words & Music / Joe Delia (as Delia) - Nicholas St. John (as St. John)
Slymoon Pub. Co. BMI
Performed by Freddie Jackson
© 1989

"Rockabilly Willy"
Words & Music / Abel Ferrara (as Ferrara)
Vocal by Haywood Gregory
Slymoon Pub. Co. BMI
© 1989

"Piece of the Rock"
Words & Music / Joe Delia (as Delia) - Nicholas St. John (as St. John) - Abel Ferrara (as Ferrara)
Slymoon Pub. Co. BMI
© 1989

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hNAm2CbbwlM&t=62m55s
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[cardguy]

EDIT

[cardguy]

Okay - thanks for that. I have it now - Schoolly D - 'Am I Black Enough For You?'

Not sure why I had trouble finding it in the past.

[Timoteo]

I have the Schoolly D CD with that song on it, but it isn't the version that's in the film. That was a mix he did just for the film, and it isn't available anywhere. I can't tell you many times I've watched "King of New York." It's cool to see so many actors in that film that went on to have great careers...

[cardguy]

I only got round to watching the film because Quentin Tarantino said it was better than Goodfellas. Now - I can't agree with him on that. But it is very good - and has a dark spirit unlike any other film I have seen.

And I love Christopher Walken. I think he might be my favourite actor. There is just something wonderfully 'off' about him.

Speaking of Walken - this always makes me laugh: