On August 11, 1973, Clive Campbell aka Kool DJ Herc told me that his sister, Cindy aka Queen Pep, asked him to deejay a party for their apartment building on Sedgwick Ave in the Bronx. This jam came to be…
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- The Experiment: A Brief History of Willful Ignorance February 8, 2019
- Japanese Funk Edition June 23, 2018
- Funk U Cafe 3 June 15, 2018
- What’s the best thing about Hip Hop? May 13, 2018
- Creating the Message – an interview with Duke Bootee December 24, 2017
- Clinton Faced Yuuge Media Problem August 23, 2017
- The Birth of Hip Hop Music August 11, 2017
- HipHop_Business_Daily May 13, 2017
- Thanks President Obama! January 20, 2017
- Politics and Hip Hop January 7, 2017
- What’s the Best Cypher in Hip Hop History? January 7, 2017
- The Media Meltdown of 2016 December 31, 2016
- Bernie was never as popular as Hillary December 28, 2016
- What did we learn in 2016? December 25, 2016
- Shout Out to Hip Hop Nerds December 3, 2016
- My Thoughts on Hip Hop History Month November 21, 2016
- Make Hip Hop Great Again November 11, 2016
- Integration is the problem November 9, 2016
- Another way to see how media manipulates you November 9, 2016
- Why the Mainstream Prefers Suckers, Clowns and Cynics November 9, 2016
