Warren “Steady B” McGlone began rapping as a teen with Philadelphia boyhood friend Christopher “Cool C” Roney and a pre-fame Will Smith.

He released five solo albums on the Jive label, reaching the top 20 on the Rap Chart with “Going Steady” in early 1990, before forming CEB with Cool C and releasing one album on Ruffhouse Records featuring the top 5 Rap Chart hit “Get The Point” in 1993.

After releasing another solo single “Bogardin”/“"Let It Go” in 1994, Steady B performed as opening act for Kwame in North Carolina in 1995, but the crowd was so unruly he was forced to end early and both acts left the venue. DJ Tat Money recalled:

I remember he’d only done a couple of songs and people were throwing bottles and there was glass smashing all over. It was not safe. Then a fight broke out in the crowd. So we left. We got paid but we didn’t do the show because it just wasn’t safe.

In 1996, he and Cool C, along with fellow Philly rapper Mark Canty, robbed a bank and are currently in federal prison:

Two Philadelphia rap performers and a third man have been charged with killing a policewoman this week in a botched bank robbery. The police arrested one of the performers, Warren McGlone, 26, on Thursday outside his home and charged him with murder in the death of the officer, Lauretha Vaird. The other performer, Christopher Roney, 26, surrendered to the police tonight.