Class Act Soundtrack

Class Act Soundtrack: Class Act is a 1992 American comedy film directed by Joe Randall Miller and starring the hip-hop duo Kid ‘N Play. The film is a city retelling of Mark Twain’s The Prince and the Pauper, where a brilliant high school student and a juvenile delinquent swap their school records and end up in each other’s shoes.

The film follows their hilarious adventures as they try to adjust to their new identities, deal with their teachers, classmates, and love interests, and learn from each other. The film also features a soundtrack with songs by various artists such as Salt-N-Pepa, Eric B. & Rakim, and Kid N Play.

Class Act Soundtrack (Theme)

The Class Act Soundtrack (Theme) is the main theme song of the 1992 comedy film Class Act, starring the hip-hop duo Kid ‘n Play. The theme song is called “A Class Act I” and it is composed by Vassal Benford and Ronald Spearman. The song has a funky and upbeat sound that matches the film’s humorous and urban style. The song features vocals by B Angie B, who sings about being a class act and having fun. You can listen to the theme song on Spotify.

Class Act Soundtrack (OST)

Class Act Soundtrack is a collection of songs featured in the 1992 comedy film Class Act, starring hip-hop duo Kid ‘N Play. The soundtrack consists of 10 tracks from various genres such as R&B, hip hop and funk. Some of the artists included in the soundtrack are Monie Love, Zedd, Lord Finesse, and Jodeci.

• A Class Act I by B Angie B: The song was composed by Ron Spearman and Vassal Benford, and performed by B Angie B, a rhythm and blues vocalist and dancer who was a protégé of MC Hammer. The song has a funky and upbeat sound that matches the film’s humorous and urban style.
• The song features vocals by B Angie B, who sings about being a class act and having fun.

• Full Term Love by Monie Love: “Full Term Love” by Money Love is a song that was featured in the 1992 comedy film Class Act, starring hip-hop duo Kid ‘N Play. The song was composed by Ron Spearman and Vassal Benford, and performed by B. Angie B., a rhythm and blues singer and dancer who was a disciple of MC Hammer. The song has a fun and upbeat sound that matches the humorous and urban style of the film. The song features the vocals of B. Angie B, who sings about being a class act and having fun.

• I Wanna Love You by Jade: According to web search results, Jade’s song “I Wanna Love You” has a duration of 4 minutes and 31 seconds. It is the second track on their album Z to the Max, released in 1992. The song was also featured on the soundtrack of the comedy film Class Act starring Kid N Play.

• Anything You Ask by Tara Kemp: “Anything You Ask” by Tara Kemp is a song that was featured in the 1992 comedy film Class Act, starring hip-hop duo Kid ‘n Play. The song was composed by Ron Spearman and Vassal Benford, and performed by Tara Kemp, a pop and R&B singer who had two top 10 hits in the early 1990s. The song has a smooth and romantic sound that matches the film’s love story.

• Blade’s Theme by Vassal Benford: Vassal Benford’s “Blades Theme” is a song that was featured in the 1992 comedy film Class Act, starring hip-hop duo Kid ‘N Play. The song was composed by Ron Spearman and Wassal Benford, and performed by multi-platinum music producer and composer Wassal Benford, who has worked with artists such as Mariah Carey, Toni Braxton, and Whitney Houston.

• A Class Act II (Rap Version) by Penthouse Players: A Class Act II (Rap Version) by Penthouse Players is a song from the 1992 movie Class Act, starring Kid ‘n Play. The song was produced by DJ Quik and features samples from the original movie soundtrack. The song is a rap version of the movie’s theme song, A Class Act, which was composed by Vassal Benford. The song was released as part of the movie’s soundtrack album, Music From the Motion Picture “Class Act”, on Giant Records

• Get It Right by Kid ‘n Play: The song was produced by DJ Quik and is included on the DVD of the original film soundtrack. The song is a rap version of the film’s theme song A Class Act, composed by Vassal Benford. The song was released on Gent Records as part of the film’s soundtrack album, Music from the Motion Picture “Class”.

• Set It Off Troop by Lord Finesse: The song was produced by DJ Quik and contains samples from the original film soundtrack. The song is a rap version of the film’s theme song A Class Act, composed by Vassal Benford. The song showcases Lord Finesse’s lyrical skills and witty punchlines over a funky beat.

• That Body by Cold Premiere: The song is a new jack swing style track featuring vocals from Cold Premiere, featuring the duo of Gina “Go Go” Gomez and Sam “Slam” Brooker. The song is about expressing attraction and desire for one’s body.

• Better Late Than Never by Lisa Taylor: The song is part of the movie’s soundtrack album, Music From the Motion Picture “Class Act”, which was released on Giant Records.