Not to be confused with 95 South's "Whoot! (There It Is)" which was released two months earlier (and is probably the better version) Tag Team's "Whoomp! (There It Is)" ranks high on the one-hit wonder ...

A dramatic court decision nearly a half century in the making, including the last 10 years in a Texas federal courtroom, happened on Monday night when a judge awarded soul legend Al Bell the rights to ...

For about a month, it’s been the scoop heard ‘round the country. But the crafty reworking of Tag Team’s “Whoomp! (There It Is)” — an eternal party anthem birthed in the finest Atlanta strip clubs ...

For the record, President Barack Obama was a civil rights attorney and lecturer at University of Chicago Law School in 1993. Really, y’all should know better. OK, maybe there’s a slight resemblance… ...

Ahhh, the early ’90s: A time for plaid shirts, grunge, cheesy pop hits, and rump-shaking. And, of course, Tag Team. The Atlanta duo’s hit “Whoomp (There It Is)” hit number two on the pop charts in ...

SHERMAN, Texas (CN) - A federal jury awarded a rap producer millions for copyright infringement of the hit songs "Whoomp! (There It Is)" and "Dazzey Duks." "Dazzey Duks" was released in March 1993 by ...

As Tag Team, Cecil Glenn, aka DC the Brain Supreme, and Steve “Rolln” Gibson may be one-hit wonders, but oh, what a hit. The thumping bass, gleeful spirit, and endless chants of the title phrase have ...

The 5th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals in New Orleans has ruled that Texas music producer Alvertis Isbell (known as Al Bell) gets the rights to the 1993 rap hit "Whoomp! (There It Is)"-- and more than ...

We don’t usually hit up gossip site Gawker for our fact-checking. We’re an academic group, and we’re serious and stuff! But we can’t ignore the site’s set-up and take-down of one of the weirder ...

Today in hip-hop history, we celebrate the lives of a Houston rap legend, a legendary actor and the release of highly significant albums from legendary groups. He would, unfortunately, pass away on ...