"Whitey on The Moon"...

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In Reply to: origins of rap and hip hop with blues and jazz posted by LtMandella on January 21, 2021 at 21:41:37:

Can't leave that classic out.

GSH and Brian Jackson made some wonderful music.

First heard them with "Ain't No Such Thing as Superman" in '75.

WIA is still easily found on the LP.

In a similar vein were The Last Poets.

And remember: The Revolution Will Not Be Televised

"Once this was all Black Plasma and Imagination"-Michael McClure

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Topic - origins of rap and hip hop with blues and jazz - LtMandella 21:41:37 01/21/21 (4)

RE: origins of rap and hip hop with blues and jazz - 6bq5 22:15:22 01/22/21 (0)

"Whitey on The Moon"... - musetap 22:49:02 01/21/21 (2)

RE: "Whitey on The Moon"... - MaxwellP 09:30:19 01/28/21 (0)

RE: "Whitey on The Moon"... - LtMandella 23:47:08 01/21/21 (0)

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"Whitey on The Moon"... - musetap 22:49:02 01/21/21 (2)

RE: "Whitey on The Moon"... - MaxwellP 09:30:19 01/28/21 (0)

RE: "Whitey on The Moon"... - LtMandella 23:47:08 01/21/21 (0)

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