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People say that rap was something that was around for a mad long time, but the genre of rap basically became what it was through the Sugar Hill Gang. Rappers Delight
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People say that rap was something that was around for a mad long time, but the genre of rap basically became what it was through the Sugar Hill Gang. Rappers Delight
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People say that rap was something that was around for a mad long time, but the genre of rap basically became what it was through the Sugar Hill Gang. Rappers Delight
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People say that rap was something that was around for a mad long time, but the genre of rap basically became what it was through the Sugar Hill Gang. Rappers Delight
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Cool herc started hip hop the culture I'm not exactly sure who started rap. I think technically It was around a lot longer then the 70's when hip hop started and it's unlikely you'll pinpoint it's creator.
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Cool herc started hip hop the culture I'm not exactly sure who started rap. I think technically It was around a lot longer then the 70's when hip hop started and it's unlikely you'll pinpoint it's creator.
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Cool herc started hip hop the culture I'm not exactly sure who started rap. I think technically It was around a lot longer then the 70's when hip hop started and it's unlikely you'll pinpoint it's creator.
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Cool herc started hip hop the culture I'm not exactly sure who started rap. I think technically It was around a lot longer then the 70's when hip hop started and it's unlikely you'll pinpoint it's creator.
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I was just bout to post this ..Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Rudy Ray Moore aka. Dolemite
Youtube him, this guy was spitting fire and moving crowds 40 years ago.
My wife and I have all his movies; always good for a laugh.
Link to his Rhymes
http://www.dolemite.com/original_rhymes.php?r_id=11
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I was just bout to post this ..Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Rudy Ray Moore aka. Dolemite
Youtube him, this guy was spitting fire and moving crowds 40 years ago.
My wife and I have all his movies; always good for a laugh.
Link to his Rhymes
http://www.dolemite.com/original_rhymes.php?r_id=11
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I was just bout to post this ..Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Rudy Ray Moore aka. Dolemite
Youtube him, this guy was spitting fire and moving crowds 40 years ago.
My wife and I have all his movies; always good for a laugh.
Link to his Rhymes
http://www.dolemite.com/original_rhymes.php?r_id=11
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I was just bout to post this ..Originally Posted by Supermanblue79
Rudy Ray Moore aka. Dolemite
Youtube him, this guy was spitting fire and moving crowds 40 years ago.
My wife and I have all his movies; always good for a laugh.
Link to his Rhymes
http://www.dolemite.com/original_rhymes.php?r_id=11
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There were brothers kicking raps BEFORE any of the names mentioned (it wasn't really called "rap" though (nor was it an official genre).More like "let me rap to you for a minute brother").Melvin Van Peebles, Last Poets,Gil Scott Heron,Eugene McDaniels (to a degree on the VERY sought after (even by me) "Headless Heroes" LP) and even James Brown.
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There were brothers kicking raps BEFORE any of the names mentioned (it wasn't really called "rap" though (nor was it an official genre).More like "let me rap to you for a minute brother").Melvin Van Peebles, Last Poets,Gil Scott Heron,Eugene McDaniels (to a degree on the VERY sought after (even by me) "Headless Heroes" LP) and even James Brown.
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There were brothers kicking raps BEFORE any of the names mentioned (it wasn't really called "rap" though (nor was it an official genre).More like "let me rap to you for a minute brother").Melvin Van Peebles, Last Poets,Gil Scott Heron,Eugene McDaniels (to a degree on the VERY sought after (even by me) "Headless Heroes" LP) and even James Brown.
