Product Description
2xLP, Comp
Media Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
Sleeve Condition: Very Good Plus (VG+)
2008
Hip Hop, Funk / Soul, Blues, Classical
Record is in nice condition with some light surface scuffs. Cover has some mild creasing. Includes printed inner sleeves
Notes:
From the own's label: Hip Hop did not develop in a vacuum- it´s roots can be traced back to the earliest Afro-American music, and the folks who were influenced by these sounds along the way. This LP compiles some of the great recordings that showcase the spoken word and street culture put forth from the 1920´s through the 1960´s that would go on to influence the entire rap music genre. The themes will be familiar- religion, politics, Black experience, badass gangsta rap, speed, sex, drugs and rock n´ roll. Let´s listen to the lessons that the hipsters of the past taught the rappers of today.
A1. Baby Baby
A2. Caught
A3. These Hard Times
A4. Why I Like Roosevelt Pt. 1
A5. Why I Like Roosevelt Pt. 2
A6. In Dat Mornin'
A7. Terrible Operation Blues
B1. Mother Fuyer
B2. Hello, Sue
B3. Number Writer
B4. Swamp Root
B5. Slow Boogie
B6. Hambone
B7. Puerto Vootie
B8. Chinatown, My Chinatown
B9. African Jive
C1. When I'm In My Tea
C2. Road House Boogie
C3. Thunderbird
C4. Uh Oh (Get Out Of The Car)
C5. Hopped-Up-Mustang
C6. Hot Mama
C7. You Can't Bring Me Down
D1. Goodbye Baby
D2. The Letter
D3. No One To Love Me
D4. Gotta Let You Go
D5. Just Can't Say
D6. The Long Man
D7. The Big Break
Barcode and Other Identifiers:
Barcode 824247016729
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