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3LP Various: Boombox 1 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-82)

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Boombox 1 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-82) - LP, CD

Various

Funk / Soul | Hip Hop | Disco

2016

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3LP Various: Boombox 1 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-82)

Soul Jazz Records 27. mayo 2016 Reino Unido

Compilation

Rhythmic speaking, or singing rhyming lyrics to a beat, was all the rage among African-American youth in New York City in the late 1970s. Chanting became popular outside the Bronx and Harlem after the Sugarhill Gang's 1979 sales hit "Rapper's Delight" shot the new musical genre of hip-hop to the top. It was a time when Grandmaster Flash, Kool He...

Más información IDENTIFICACIÓN: 61127 EAN: 5026328003344 Discogs ID: 8595227

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57,99 €

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Título	Boombox 1 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-82)
Artista	Various
Formato	3x LP (vinilo)
Editorial	Soul Jazz Records
País de edición	Reino Unido
Fecha de edición	27. mayo 2016
Lanzado por primera vez	2016
Peso	690 g
EAN	5026328003344
ID del producto	61127
Discogs ID	8595227
Reseñas en Discogs	4.45

Various: Boombox 1 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-82) versión en vinilo 3LP en estándar edición. Esta edición en concreto se lanzó en Reino Unido en la editorial Soul Jazz Records el día 27. mayo 2016.

Rhythmic speaking, or singing rhyming lyrics to a beat, was all the rage among African-American youth in New York City in the late 1970s. Chanting became popular outside the Bronx and Harlem after the Sugarhill Gang's 1979 sales hit "Rapper's Delight" shot the new musical genre of hip-hop to the top. It was a time when Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc and Afrika Bambaataa became icons and shaped the sound that purists now appreciate as old school. The "Boombox" compilation, lovingly compiled as usual by the Soul Jazz label and featuring a thick booklet, brings together 17 innovative recordings from 1979-82. The songs were released at that time by small Harlem labels that specialized in rhythm & blues, such as Enjoy, Winley, Delmar, and Rojac and Tayster. They were the first to recognize the commercial potential of hip hop and produced tracks with Mr. Sweety G, Super 3, Bon-Rock & The Rhythm Rebellion, Sugar Daddy, Master Jay, Harlem World Crew, Black Bird & Kevski, Spoonie Gee, Mistafide and Count Coolout. A selection of their songs can be found on the album "Boombox".

Álbum abarca todos los géneros Funk / Soul, Hip Hop y Disco.

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A1	Mr. Sweety "G": At The Place To Be
	Written-By Glenn "Sweety G" Toby
A2	Harlem World Crew, Lovebug Starski: Positive Life
	Written-By Jack Taylor, Lovebug Starski
A3	Neil "B": Body Rock
	Written-By Began Cekic, Neil "B"
B1	Super 3: Philosophy Rappin' Spree
	Written-By Darryl Reid, David Robinson (6), Lorenzo Douglas
B2	Bramsam: Move Your Body
	Written-By Bram Leinwand, Sam Jacobs Jr
C1	Black Bird, Kevski: On The Go
	Written-By A. Deyemo, E. Phillips (2)
C2	Harlem World Crew: Rappers Convention
	Written-By Harlem World Crew
C3	Willie Wood & Willie Wood Crew: Willie Rap
	Written-By Kevin Johnson (2), Willie Wood
D1	Bon Rock & The Rythem Rebellion: Searching Rap
	Written-By Bert Reid, Keith Rodgers, Lenny Underwood, Raymond Reid, Sandy Anderson (2)
D2	Sugar Daddy: One More Time
	Written-By Began Cekic, Kevin Woodley
D3	Treacherous Three, Spoonie Gee: The New Rap Language
	Written-By Bobby Robinson, Gabriel Jackson, Kevin Keaton, Lamar Hill, Moe Dewese
E1	TJ Swann: And you know that
	Written-By TJ Swann
E2	Portable Patrol: Cop Bop
	Written-By Craig E. Boyd, Gail Boyd
E3	Master Jay: We Are People Too
	Written-By John Deacon
F1	Sweet G: Boogie Feelin' Rap
	Written-By George Godfrey
F2	Mistafide: Equidity Funk
	Written-By Mistafide