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Jam Master Jay

Given birth to in Brooklyn on January 21, 1965, Jason Mizell was raised playing bass, acoustic guitar, and drums in a variety of rings before discovering the turntables when he was 13, after his family members had moved to Hollis, Queens. He required quickly to turntablism, because of his musical …

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Easy A.D.

A founding person in the legendary Chilly Crush Brothers, MC Easy A.D. began making hip-hop background, and then continued to become among the genre’s great historians. Given birth to and elevated in the “boogie-down” Bronx, Easy A.D. first joined the hip-hop video game using the four-member As Salaam Brothers. When …

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Intelligent Hoodlum

NY rapper Intelligent Hoodlum (given birth to Percy Chapman) served 20 weeks at Elmira Correctional Service in Bing Hampton, NY for robbery in 1988, using the knowledge to immerse himself in works about African-American culture as well as the theology of the country of Islam. That mixture underscores most of …

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DJ Chuck Chillout

DJ Chuck Chillout continues to be one of the most valuable behind-the-scenes statistics in the rap community because the early ’80s, especially being a DJ, manufacturer, and radio web host. He was one-third from the B-Boyz, a Bronx-based group that released the oft-sampled “Rock and roll the home” on Vintertainment …

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Traedonya

A Bronx resident because the age of eight, spirit siren Traedonya fell deeply in love with hip-hop due to Run-D.M.C.. When hip-hop tale Pumpkin noticed the 13-year-old rapping, he released her to Aaron Fuchs, who released her 1st single, “Perform the Boogaloo,” by himself Tuff Town in 1986. She later …

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Too $hort

Born in LA, but an Oakland citizen by age 14, Too Brief was the first Western world Coast rap superstar, saving three albums by himself before he produced his major-label debut with 1988’s yellow metal album Delivered to Mack; his next four all proceeded to go platinum. Anticipating a lot …

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Sparky D

A key participant in hip-hop’s golden age feud “The Roxanne Wars”, rapper Sparky D came in the picture in 1985 using the monitor “Sparky’s Turn (Roxanne You’re Through).” The monitor criticized rapper Roxanne Shanté and her monitor, “Roxanne’s Revenge,” that was an “response tune” itself, one released in answer the …

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Heavy D & the Boyz

Large D (given birth to Dwight Errington Myers) formed Large D & the Boyz with high-school close friends DJ Eddie F (given birth to Eddie Ferrell), Problems T-Roy (given birth to Troy Dixon), and G. Whiz (created Glen Parrish). Their demonstration tape reached Def Jam professional André Harrell, who was …

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DJ Premier

Dynamic since 1987, the entire year he debuted behind Master seeing that one-half of Gang Starr, DJ Top is among the most crucial statistics in hip-hop. Only three manufacturers (Dr. Dre, RZA, and Prince Paul) can check Premier’s status as the utmost important trackmaster from the ’90s, no design is …

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DJ Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince

To numerous present-day listeners, DJ Jazzy Jeff & the new Prince are best-remembered for starting the superstar music/acting career from the latter, right now known by his true name of Will Smith. Within their heyday, nevertheless, the Philadelphia duo performed a major part to make rap music available to pop …

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