# Redhead Kingpin And The FBI – Superbad, Superslick Review
Redhead Kingpin And The FBI emerged as a notable force in late 1980s hip hop, bringing a distinctive style to the genre during a transformative period. This 1989 12-inch single, released on 10 Records, captures the group at a creative peak, showcasing their approach to sampling and production that defined their era.
The centerpiece, "Superbad, Superslick (Rough & Heavy Remix)," opens side A with confident, funk-driven production that emphasizes the group's swagger and lyrical delivery. The track's heavy instrumentation and assertive beat exemplify the style that made them stand out among their contemporaries. Side B explores different dimensions of their signature sound, with "Do The Right Thing (Happiness Remix)" demonstrating their versatility, while "Superbad, Superslick (One World Dub)" provides an extended version at nearly six minutes, stripping back elements to highlight the rhythmic foundation.
The remix variations included here reflect common 12-inch practices of the era, allowing DJs and collectors to experience the material in multiple contexts. For vinyl enthusiasts seeking authentic late 1980s hip hop production, this single represents the group's creative output during their most commercially viable period.
