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Spoonie Gee - Spoonin' Rap (1979) Artist: Spoonie Gee
Producer: Peter Brown
Released: 1979

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James Brown- King Heroin(All Parts) This is the three part song put all into one. Please enjoy. I own no rights to the songs in this video. All credit goes to James Brown and Polydor Records.

Fatback Band - Bill Curtis Interview Subscribe to underyourskindvd.

A conversation with Bill Curtis from Fatback Band.... "You got my style".. "Check"..

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"Band on the Run" by Paul McCartney & Wings lyrics (HD) The lyrics to Paul McCartney & Wings' classic "Band on the Run" which was originally released on their 1973 album of the same name. This particular recording came from Wingspan: Hits and History Disc 1. The picture came from http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/f/f4/Paul_McCartney_%26_Wings-Band_on_the_Run_album_cover.jpg

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Invisible Man's Band ~ All Night Thing 1979 Disco Purrfection Version To find out about the Invisible Man's Band, one has to take a step back to a soul group of five young men who were called The Five Stairsteps. The five members were brothers James, Dennis, Kenneth, Clarence Jr and Alohe Jean, one more brother, Cubie was briefly a member. Born to Betty and Clarence Burke in Chicago, Illinois the boys group was a family affair, with their police detective Dad playing bass and managing them. Once the boys took the top prize at a local talent show, several labels expressed interest in recording them. Enter Curtis Mayfield who signed the group to his Windy City label and set about recording Curtis Mayfield songs produced by him. That set them on the path to victory over on the soul charts. Their most popular pop song is "O-o-h Child" from 1970 that peaked at #8, after that they struggled with the lower reaches of the Hot100 Chart, some as Bubbling Under tracks, any song charting higher than 100. The band broke up in 1976, but Clarence had an idea to record an album as Invisible Man's Band and got Keni, James and Dennis to work with him on it. At the centerpiece was "All Night Thing", a soulfully funky disco song recorded in 1978, released in 1979 and peaked at #10 in January, 1980. A second album was recorded for Neil Bogart's Boardwalk Records and released in 1981, "Really Wanna See You". Fate was not kind to them as Bogart was already stricken with cancer and was not able to provide them with the proper management and promotion so the album tanked, as did the singles, "Rated X" and "Really Wanna See You". Thier last waxing was from 1983, a one off single "Sunday Afternoon". Keni went on to produce and write songs as well play bass for Sly & The Family Stone, Natalie Cole, Narada Michael Walden, Ramsey Lewis, The Emotions, Diana Ross, Gladys Knight, Curtis Mayfield and Bill Withers where he co produced Bill's "Lovely Day".

Funky 4+1 / That's The Joint (original mix) Enjoy !

The Funky 4+1 / That's The Joint

Formed in 1976, the group was the first hip hop group to have a female MC, Sha Rock. Their most significant hit was the nine-minute "That's the Joint," which was sampled by the Beastie Boys on the song "Shake Your Rump." "That's the Joint" was sampled from A Taste of Honey's "Rescue Me". Their other notable recordings included the almost sixteen-minute "Rappin' and Rockin' The House", and Jazzy Jeff's recording of "King Heroin", from which a beat was sampled for use in the theme of the "The Apprentice" which taken from the O'Jays' "Money". The group never recorded a full studio album.
They were the first hip hop group to appear on a national television show, Saturday Night Live, in a season six episode hosted by Blondie's Deborah Harry (some[who?] have mistakenly reported that Run-DMC was the first rap group to appear on SNL - in fact, Run-DMC were first rappers to perform on MTV some years later).
The original members were The Voice of K.K. aka K.K. Rockwell (Kevin Smith), Keith Keith (Keith Caesar), Sha Rock (Sharon Green), Rahiem (Guy Todd Williams). Rahiem later left the group to join Grandmaster Flash and The Furious Five. Sha Rock temporarily left as well, and they were replaced by Lil' Rodney C! and Jazzy Jeff, who became the 'New' Funky Four and with the return of Sha Rock who became the Plus One More.

THE YOUNGER GENERATION - We Rap More Mellow (12" - 1979) Early release from Melle Mel & The Furious Five.

The Evolution Of Hip-Hop [1979 - 2017] The Evolution Of Hip-Hop [1979 - 2020], Best Rap Song Of Each Year

Hip-hop has arguably been the most polarizing genre of music in the past two decades. As hip-hop maintains its title, a lot has changed about the genre, such as the lyrics. Hip-hop has two phases, old school and new school each of which give off a different vibe.

Old School “Hip-Hop” has music based prevalently on more sophisticated lyrics, stories, sampling & flows. Artists such as Tupac, Biggie Smalls, and Eazy-E often rap about the struggles of growing up in a poor environment and the work they put in to get where they are today.

“New school” hip-hop has different types of lyrics and sampling became less popular. Rappers from today’s generation sing typically about girls, money, and cars they have. Some even sing about how they do drgs, drink alchl, and party which sets a bad example for some listeners.

Many people prefer Old School Hip-Hop, which do you prefer?
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Tracklist, Evolution Of Hip-Hop:

0:00 - 1979: The Sugarhill Gang- Rapper's Delight
0:16 - 1980: Kurtis Blow- The Breaks
0:29 - 1981: Kool Moe Dee vs Busy Bee- Live Battle
0:47 - 1982: Africa Bambaataa & Soul Sonic Force- Planet Rock // Grandmaster Flash- The Message
1:21 - 1983: RUN DMC- It's Like That
1:36 - 1984: Fat Boys- Stick Em
1:48 - 1985: Doug E Fresh & Slick Rick- The Show
2:02 - 1986: Salt N Pepa- Push It
2:19 - 1987: LL Cool J- I'm Bad // Boogie Down Productions- The Bridge is Over // Eric B & Rakim- Paid in Full
3:11 - 1988: Big Daddy Kane- Ain't No Half Steppin' // Public Enemy- Rebel Without A Pause // N.W.A- Straight Outta Compton
4:08 - 1989: Slick Rick- Children's Story // Kool G Rap & DJ Polo- Road to the Riches // De La Soul- Me, Myself & I
4:58 - 1990: LL Cool J- Mama Said Kn*ck You Out // A Tribe Called Quest- Can I Kick It? // Public Enemy- F*ght The Power
5:53 - 1991: 2Pac- Brenda's Got A Baby // Naughty By Nature- Everything's Gonna Be Alright // A Tribe Called Quest- Check The Rhyme
6:45 - 1992: Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg- Nuthin' But A G Thang // Eric B & Rakim- Know The Ledge // Ice Cube- It Was a Good Day
7:45 - 1993: Snoop Dogg- What's My Name // Wu-Tang Clan- C.R.E.A.M. // Ice Cube- You Know How We Do It
8:47 - 1994: Nas- It Ain't Hard To Tell // Warren G & Nate Dogg- Regulate // The Notorious B.I.G- Juicy
9:48 - 1995: Mobb Deep- Shook Ones (Part II) // 2Pac- Dear Mama // Coolio- Gangsta's Paradise
10:50 - 1996: Xzibit- Paparazzi // JAY-Z- D*ad Presidents // 2Pac- Hail Mary
11:50 - 1997: The Notorious B.I.G- Hypnotize // LL Cool J, Method Man- 4,3,2,1 // EPMD- Da Joint
12:53 - 1998: Big Pun, Fat Joe- Twinz (Deep Cover 98) // DMX- Ruff Ryders' Anthem // Canibus- Second Round K.O.
13:52 - 1999: Method Man & Redman- Da Rockwilder // Eminem- My Name Is // Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg- Still D.R.E.
14:44 - 2000: Busta Rhymes, M.O.P- Ante Rup (Remix) // Outkast- Ms Jackson // Eminem- Stan
15:42 - 2001: Method Man & Redman- Part II // JAY-Z- Song Cry // Nas- Got Ur Self A G*n
16:40 - 2002: Scarface- On My Block // Nelly- Hot In Herre // Eminem- Lose Yourself
17:38 - 2003: 50 Cent- In Da Club // DMX- X Gon' Give It To Ya // JAY-Z- 99 Problems
18:39 - 2004: T*rror Squad- Lean Back // Lloyd Banks- On Fire // Jadakiss- Time's Up
19:36 - 2005: The Game, 50 Cent- Hate It Or Love It // Chamillionaire- Ridin' // 50 Cent- Candy Shop
20:30 - 2006: T.I.- What You Know // Jibbs- Chain Hang Low // Rick Ross- Hustlin'
21:10 - 2007: Young Buck- Get Buck // Souljah Boy- Crank That // Gucci Mane- Freaky Gurl
22:02 - 2008: Lil Wayne- Lollipop // Young Jeezy- Put On // Birdman- I Run This
22:44 - 2009: Lil Boosie- Better Believe It // Drake, Eminem, Lil Wayne- Forever // Young Money- Every Girl
23:31 - 2010: B.O.B- Nothin' On You // Drake- Over // Lil Wayne (Ft Eminem)- Drop The World
24:15 - 2011: Nicki Minaj- Super Bass // Pitbull- Give Me Everything // Wiz Khalifa- Roll Up
25:00 - 2012: 2 Chainz (Ft Drake)- No Lie // Flo Rida- Whistle // Chief Keef (Ft Lil Reese)- I Don't Like
25:43 - 2013: Rich Homie Quan- Type of Way // Migos- Versace // Tyga (Ft Chris Brown)- For The Road
26:15 - 2014: Rae Sremmurd- No Type // Rich Gang- Lifestyle // Lil John (Ft Tyga)- Bend Ova
26:59 - 2015: Kendrick Lamar- Alright // Young Thug- Best Friend // Slim Jesus- Drill Time
27:49 - 2016: Kodak Black- Like Dat // Dram (Ft Lil Yachty)- Broccoli // J. Cole- False Pr*phets
28:57 - 2017: Ayo & Teo- Rolex // Future- Mask Off // Kendrick Lamar- Humble

Evolution Of Hip-Hop Playlist: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLNxrdTjgEbxzrIGdm8QvkAYa0fHrVCkSw

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