Shame this was replaced with the crap rap of today.. don't get me wrong I know it is what people are listening to now but man the raps from when I was a kid were usually promoting self awareness and love and hope all the raps are nowadays are about murder sex and violence.. where is the self love and the respect for oneself and others?
@TheCEOMaker... thank you for the fond memories.. i truely miss the OLD SCHOOL traxs like this LEGEND TRAX. Im very happy to be able to stroll back down memory lane when the NYC/music in general held a special substance.. many were poor.. but we were RICH with originality & pride..the music was FRESH & our souls werent sold to the devil.. we partied for the love & fun this new music gave all..modern music industry needs serious help...has lost its FOUNDATION IMO....OLD SCHOOL 4 LIFE! 1LOVE..Port
@Xozona Close but wrong. Positive K sampled the same tune as the Nice And Nasty 3 did: A Taste Of Honey - Rescue Me (1980). The Funky 4 + 1 sampled it as well for That's The Joint (1980).
I was ten and admiring the more older guys like 16, 17, 18 in 1980. One of the guys LOOOVVVED blasting this song from his window!!! This song came to mind and had to go on YouTube to look for this 'Fresh' song!! OMG!! Thank you Mestizo63!!!
This song deserves it's props that no one ever gave it. Probably the best rap of all time. Great beat. Sick lyrics. And it makes a good sampled beat. They only made one song so you can't find anything about them online.
Pumpkin-king of the beats...profile records..i love that cut on the album pumpkin allstars and hope one day a documentary on artists that contributed to the movement but get little or no recognition in the industry would surface. bad boy-veronica...break boys..king kut...
Right?? it sounds like a song you want to blast in your car with the doors open, just sittin there chillin...
some people get mad when i say old rap is better. They dont know what rap is. those crap rapper listeners listen to old school and laugh. and i tell them they dont know what rap is!
To all those the positive comments from persons of this grassroot foundation time for Hip Hop & those that appreciate the sacrifices & music of that time, thanks. From TERRY TEE from this track. Our group was the 'TOUCH of CLASS' reprepping the Bronx New York back then & always.
a girl made a video one year of her and her friend fake fighting, when another group of friends imitated ot, making them look stupid. one of the girls was so upset she took the video off youtube and never watched it again, until one night her tv flickered and played her video, she committed suicide, because you read this you have to post it to 5 videos or else she'll kill you in your bed tonigh
real rap real bands real music this is when rap was fun and it was all about the party!! I miss those days! Old school rap is the best rap that was ever done! In my book!
fukin luv it!! hip hop aint the same,this had musicality to it,it had a musical purpose-definition of funk man,im going to smoke a joint to this and get lost in the music-anyone care to join??
Party People, This is Mexi-Ray from The Nice&Nasty 3. I was having a %#@%* up day. But after reading your comments, I feel like I just left the Stage@ the T-Connection! Thank u and God Bless, Whats up Charlie D
Peace! Mos Def a slept on oldschool classic, I still play this nearly 30 years lata! It's great to see these joint's being revived for the younger cats to enjoy!
This is Charlie Dee, I am on this record. I am glad our music is appreciated because we sure didn't make too much money back then. We did it for the love of the music and to have fun. We made this record back in 1978. All of my boys are doing okay. None in jail and all alive as productive citizens.
Thank you. I appreciate the love. I have some old school cuts that we never put out that would be hits today. I'm thinking about taking a chance and put them out to see what happens.
Dude. Thanks for this rap song. It is on my top 3 if not my #1 favorite of all time. You guys were awesome. The lyrics were just ultimate and just killed my brain man. You guys were definitely underrated TODAY. You guys s/b in the hip honors next year. But they don't know what real old school is. Thanks Mann. E.
Sorry to bust your bubble CEOMaker but this song is listed as being recorded in 1980. Sounds very similar to The Funky 4 who recorded their first record in 1979. The very first rap record was recorded by The Fatback Band with King Tim III in '79. That song was followed by Sugarhill Gang's Rapper's Delight still '79. Before that time no one who was doing what then became known as hip hop thought about actually going into a studio to record what we were doing. Please keep the facts str8.
theres a big difference between a RECORDED song and RELEASED song ...you can RECORD a song in 2010 and it can be released to the public in 2012 and it will say 2012 on the cd
OH MY GOD!! You are a JERK. People like you made this stuff stop being fun and I HATE to BURST yer bubble But people WERE doin' stuff like this BEFORE King Tim (Read Some Books...Or CAN you read??) By the way your name fits you...You ARE a KNOB!!!!!
OH MY GOD!! You are a JERK. People like you made this stuff stop being fun and I HATE to BURST yer bubble But people WERE doin' stuff like this BEFORE King Tim (Read Some Books...Or CAN you read??) By the way your name fits you...You ARE a KNOB!!!!!
@MrFlashBazbo@MrFlashBazbo@MrFlashBazbo I didn't mean to upset anyone. I am just disputing the claim that it was recorded in '78. There is no way that Pumpkin, the drummer on this record, did this in '78. His first recording was Rapping And Rockin' The House/ Funky 4+1 in '79. I don't have to read to know, I was there. I first SAW Kool Herc play in the summer of '74. Notice I said "what we were doing"
and you know it's his first how? C'mon now like you said yourself there is alot of rap history that has been unwritten. OK You and I are going to disagree with all this an I don wanna fight because my people (The Cherokee) Are going through a time of great mourning right now (Please google Wilma Mankiller to understand and p.s. I cannot spell)
@MrFlashBazbo First off my condolences. I was in Pumpkin's garage when he auditioned for Bobby Robinson, the owner of Enjoy Records. Pumpkin was unknown to the recording industry before then. It is your prerogative to disagree but I am speaking from first hand knowledge. The song is Dope, it can hang with the best of them. I just wish that the World was told the true history and not a rewritten one.
Hey Charlie!! I am Duane and I started Dee-Jaying in the Early Years when everyone took their shit down to the park and hooked the shit up to the park's electric..Fired up our BBQ and yelled at all the passer by "Come on Get yer Plate!!" Them's were the days!! Yep I had this in my Dee-Jay Bag and was a Floor Filler. Hey Charlie I'm glad I found this and hope you can post more of your jams!!
@TheCEOMaker One of the reasons I like older rap and hip hop is the love of music and the fun you can hear from the songs. And this is coming from a person who mainly listens to metal music. This song alwas brings a smile on my face.
I was born in 76 so I have limited to no knowledge about hip hop in these days. I didn't get into hip hop until about 83. thanks for posting so I can know who these early pioneers were. because vh1, bet, or even mtv is'nt going back this far; unless it's the sugarhill gang.
Man...I love this!! Reminds me of my teenage years. This is when rap song were 8+ minutes long...took a while to learn the entire song...but if you did...you were the man!
Apollo one is in the House....go round and round and round we go!!!
MrApolloone 3 months ago
This is a bomb PL
talkdonttalk 4 months ago in playlist Old school Hip Hop
Dayum This Is Hella Long!lol Ijus notice while iwas lookin up shit!
publick 9 months ago
Dope!
3500P5 9 months ago
they carrying the beat not riding it or over-riding it - that's some heavy skillz !
sanjuz 11 months ago 3
Shame this was replaced with the crap rap of today.. don't get me wrong I know it is what people are listening to now but man the raps from when I was a kid were usually promoting self awareness and love and hope all the raps are nowadays are about murder sex and violence.. where is the self love and the respect for oneself and others?
Ashantay 1 year ago
Wow--block parties in Philly during the 80's---it was ALL GOOD!!!
pammy0322 1 year ago
大怪我！
sijotakane 1 year ago 3
@TheCEOMaker... thank you for the fond memories.. i truely miss the OLD SCHOOL traxs like this LEGEND TRAX. Im very happy to be able to stroll back down memory lane when the NYC/music in general held a special substance.. many were poor.. but we were RICH with originality & pride..the music was FRESH & our souls werent sold to the devil.. we partied for the love & fun this new music gave all..modern music industry needs serious help...has lost its FOUNDATION IMO....OLD SCHOOL 4 LIFE! 1LOVE..Port
port2344chester 1 year ago 3
Got tons of old school original vinyls for sale, hit me if u want the lists
insanelook 1 year ago
Positive K used a version of this music in "I Gotta Man" from 1993
Xozona 1 year ago
@Xozona Close but wrong. Positive K sampled the same tune as the Nice And Nasty 3 did: A Taste Of Honey - Rescue Me (1980). The Funky 4 + 1 sampled it as well for That's The Joint (1980).
ourari 9 months ago 3
is there an instrumental version of this?
LithuanianHouseMafia 1 year ago
I wish nowadays hip hop would be like this
Valar508 1 year ago 6
Keep rocking 'till the break of dawn !
TRB1946 1 year ago
@TRB1946 ♥
MrMLD72MLD 1 year ago
This is it.. Jazzy Three!
0001fcj 1 year ago
Absolutely one of my top favorite songs from back then!
Thanks to Charlie Dee and the other for creating this fantastic song, makes me wanna groove all night long :)
impaalski 1 year ago
This was back when rap was actually clever. I love it.
killifish1 1 year ago
kewl
Ghostmonsters 1 year ago
I was ten and admiring the more older guys like 16, 17, 18 in 1980. One of the guys LOOOVVVED blasting this song from his window!!! This song came to mind and had to go on YouTube to look for this 'Fresh' song!! OMG!! Thank you Mestizo63!!!
candylaurenkaryn 1 year ago
Dope!
djkaseone 1 year ago
Appreciate the many supportive comments. Terry Tee the Kid Supreme
sxm2700 1 year ago 4
God damn rap used to be FUNKY!
mrhipfl 1 year ago 3
ONLY 1 WORDS!!COOL
RobinHood78 1 year ago
This song deserves it's props that no one ever gave it. Probably the best rap of all time. Great beat. Sick lyrics. And it makes a good sampled beat. They only made one song so you can't find anything about them online.
Kymmze 1 year ago
Brings back memories, I feel 13 years old again.
1966kute 1 year ago
@1966kute Yeah I feel, oh wait I wasn't born. LORD! Why has rap turned it's back on us?
Kymmze 1 year ago
Pumpkin-king of the beats...profile records..i love that cut on the album pumpkin allstars and hope one day a documentary on artists that contributed to the movement but get little or no recognition in the industry would surface. bad boy-veronica...break boys..king kut...
bigtbk 1 year ago
Oh yeah takes me on back...
danzbean 1 year ago
I wonder if Bobby Robinson owned this label. His brother Danny owned Holiday Records back in the day, but they collabed on a lot of shit
PJDooWop 2 years ago
this is dope!
jedimind24 2 years ago
i feel like getting in my car and going for a drive.. with this song
lightninglj 2 years ago
it's pretty good
not bad..................=m=
Kavoro75 2 years ago
where can i download this?
pauliukas88 2 years ago
I actally half like this I hate all modern rap!
2010mustang1 2 years ago 12
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my EARS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
darkwonder42 2 years ago
this music is better then today i feel like crusen in the car with this song
MrSantosfly12 2 years ago 5
@MrSantosfly12
Right?? it sounds like a song you want to blast in your car with the doors open, just sittin there chillin...
some people get mad when i say old rap is better. They dont know what rap is. those crap rapper listeners listen to old school and laugh. and i tell them they dont know what rap is!
Kymmze 2 years ago
@Kymmze nice shit!!! my man... killah!!
migitmatador 1 year ago
e la kanzone di...
nero inferno
RAFFOintheMIX 2 years ago
Straight Dope!
djkaseone 2 years ago
original is called "rescue me by r&b female duo A Taste Of Honey.
bigmoses41 2 years ago 3
@bigmoses41 Thanks for that info, I never could figure out what song this was other than "It's the Joint" Funky 4 plus One.
JEDI7ACEN 1 year ago
@JEDI7ACEN ,You're Very welcome!
bigmoses41 1 year ago
Positive K sample it
bigtmach 2 years ago 2
SUCH a great use of a sample!!! I love it so, so much.
shadyalien 2 years ago
Um getin chills!!!!! Strong Island....Stand Up!!!!!
LINY65 2 years ago
The Good Old Days!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
bellbye2 2 years ago
To all those the positive comments from persons of this grassroot foundation time for Hip Hop & those that appreciate the sacrifices & music of that time, thanks. From TERRY TEE from this track. Our group was the 'TOUCH of CLASS' reprepping the Bronx New York back then & always.
sxm2700 2 years ago 2
this is my fav song its by far the best of the 80s rap its a badass song
burakustar 2 years ago
Check Funky Four Plus One More - Rappin & Rockin (I think - lol)
Same Cheryl Lynn sample but about 16:00 long.
djJackMF 2 years ago 2
is the artist's name nice and nasty? I can't find more music?
snowbro540 2 years ago
SOUNDS A LOT LIKE THE FUNKY 4
uthmanamoni 2 years ago 6
Yeah, it does.
district644 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
a girl made a video one year of her and her friend fake fighting, when another group of friends imitated ot, making them look stupid. one of the girls was so upset she took the video off youtube and never watched it again, until one night her tv flickered and played her video, she committed suicide, because you read this you have to post it to 5 videos or else she'll kill you in your bed tonigh
0bestintheuniverse0 2 years ago
great song ... just wish it was a little longer
capachino712 2 years ago
real rap real bands real music this is when rap was fun and it was all about the party!! I miss those days! Old school rap is the best rap that was ever done! In my book!
ITucker29 2 years ago 3
oh shit!!! the positive k sample... lol
whats ya man got to do wit me!!! lol
PEERAMIDEYE 2 years ago
no it's not it's the joint
jdwalken 2 years ago
lol these songs are great but now a days they just hire anyone to make music and make it international.
DnWvideo 2 years ago
Wow this is my fam mic rippin'Nuff Respect,Eric-Jay
718xad 3 years ago
i love this song!
siltm 3 years ago 4
fukin luv it!! hip hop aint the same,this had musicality to it,it had a musical purpose-definition of funk man,im going to smoke a joint to this and get lost in the music-anyone care to join??
lenixwest 3 years ago 3
smooth funky shit, 5/5
dopeholderfence 3 years ago
ThanX mestizo63 for putting this up!
which came first, this one or That's the Joint ??
LatinPercussion 3 years ago
I hate hiphop nowadays but this track is just beyond awesome!
Great lyrics and a feeling that these guys actually had fun doing the song.
Cheepn1s 3 years ago
From all these great three MC's you got to give it to Mexi-Ray. He rules those lyrics!
Edwardcast 3 years ago
Party People, This is Mexi-Ray from The Nice&Nasty 3. I was having a %#@%* up day. But after reading your comments, I feel like I just left the Stage@ the T-Connection! Thank u and God Bless, Whats up Charlie D
HipHopCultureCenter 3 years ago 5
Peace! Mos Def a slept on oldschool classic, I still play this nearly 30 years lata! It's great to see these joint's being revived for the younger cats to enjoy!
gizcool 3 years ago
What's up Mr. MEXI-RAY? TERRY TEE is in the House
sxm2700 2 years ago
sehne mich nach diesen zeiten beste musik die es gibt lol
scrybaby2008 3 years ago
AWESOME Man! Truly the ultimate rap. You can't match this 50! E.
Edwardcast 3 years ago
gotta listen to this again..
real funky.
HipHopDontStop46 3 years ago
I wish it was 1980 now.
tardit 3 years ago 24
@tardit me too
zioncmnd 1 year ago
gooood.
gelazso 3 years ago 2
This is Charlie Dee, I am on this record. I am glad our music is appreciated because we sure didn't make too much money back then. We did it for the love of the music and to have fun. We made this record back in 1978. All of my boys are doing okay. None in jail and all alive as productive citizens.
TheCEOMaker 3 years ago 109
I, personally, appreciated youse music....I have this single on 12" and play it 5 dozen times a day. Keep old school alive.
tardit 3 years ago 2
Thank you. I appreciate the love. I have some old school cuts that we never put out that would be hits today. I'm thinking about taking a chance and put them out to see what happens.
TheCEOMaker 3 years ago 5
Thanks for making something so beautiful
this cut is one of the best, I wish hip-hop did change but hey that's the way it is. well god bless
NYhope07 3 years ago
Dude. Thanks for this rap song. It is on my top 3 if not my #1 favorite of all time. You guys were awesome. The lyrics were just ultimate and just killed my brain man. You guys were definitely underrated TODAY. You guys s/b in the hip honors next year. But they don't know what real old school is. Thanks Mann. E.
Edwardcast 3 years ago
wow, that is wayyyyy awesome. this record is amazing, thank you oh so much for it! but I would love some lyrics for this, please? :D
stanzione38 2 years ago
Big Shout to ya CHARLIE DEE, TERRY TEE is in the House
sxm2700 2 years ago
Sorry to bust your bubble CEOMaker but this song is listed as being recorded in 1980. Sounds very similar to The Funky 4 who recorded their first record in 1979. The very first rap record was recorded by The Fatback Band with King Tim III in '79. That song was followed by Sugarhill Gang's Rapper's Delight still '79. Before that time no one who was doing what then became known as hip hop thought about actually going into a studio to record what we were doing. Please keep the facts str8.
soulknob 1 year ago
theres a big difference between a RECORDED song and RELEASED song ...you can RECORD a song in 2010 and it can be released to the public in 2012 and it will say 2012 on the cd
kendre3 1 year ago
@soulknob
OH MY GOD!! You are a JERK. People like you made this stuff stop being fun and I HATE to BURST yer bubble But people WERE doin' stuff like this BEFORE King Tim (Read Some Books...Or CAN you read??) By the way your name fits you...You ARE a KNOB!!!!!
MrFlashBazbo 1 year ago
@soulknob
OH MY GOD!! You are a JERK. People like you made this stuff stop being fun and I HATE to BURST yer bubble But people WERE doin' stuff like this BEFORE King Tim (Read Some Books...Or CAN you read??) By the way your name fits you...You ARE a KNOB!!!!!
MrFlashBazbo 1 year ago
@MrFlashBazbo @MrFlashBazbo @MrFlashBazbo I didn't mean to upset anyone. I am just disputing the claim that it was recorded in '78. There is no way that Pumpkin, the drummer on this record, did this in '78. His first recording was Rapping And Rockin' The House/ Funky 4+1 in '79. I don't have to read to know, I was there. I first SAW Kool Herc play in the summer of '74. Notice I said "what we were doing"
soulknob 1 year ago
@soulknob
and you know it's his first how? C'mon now like you said yourself there is alot of rap history that has been unwritten. OK You and I are going to disagree with all this an I don wanna fight because my people (The Cherokee) Are going through a time of great mourning right now (Please google Wilma Mankiller to understand and p.s. I cannot spell)
MrFlashBazbo 1 year ago
@MrFlashBazbo First off my condolences. I was in Pumpkin's garage when he auditioned for Bobby Robinson, the owner of Enjoy Records. Pumpkin was unknown to the recording industry before then. It is your prerogative to disagree but I am speaking from first hand knowledge. The song is Dope, it can hang with the best of them. I just wish that the World was told the true history and not a rewritten one.
soulknob 1 year ago
@soulknob It definitely wasn't recorded in '78. It's a replay of A Taste of Honey's Rescue Me, which came out in 1980.
phillydisco 1 year ago 3
@TheCEOMaker
Hey Charlie!! I am Duane and I started Dee-Jaying in the Early Years when everyone took their shit down to the park and hooked the shit up to the park's electric..Fired up our BBQ and yelled at all the passer by "Come on Get yer Plate!!" Them's were the days!! Yep I had this in my Dee-Jay Bag and was a Floor Filler. Hey Charlie I'm glad I found this and hope you can post more of your jams!!
MrFlashBazbo 1 year ago
@TheCEOMaker really good to hear man... anybody still makin music for fun? maybe some rappin?? haha peace
KickBack90sBeats 1 year ago
@TheCEOMaker Charlie Dee ee are glad you did this record and we thank Mestizo63 for uploading this classic.
This is the real deal!
Just sad what Hip Hop has become nowadays, just a memory cause there's almost no new Hip Hop.
JEDI7ACEN 1 year ago
@JEDI7ACEN - Hip-Hop is complete - enjoy the back catalogue forever - now we gotta come up with the next super-cold super-reality
sanjuz 11 months ago
@TheCEOMaker One of the reasons I like older rap and hip hop is the love of music and the fun you can hear from the songs. And this is coming from a person who mainly listens to metal music. This song alwas brings a smile on my face.
Thank you!
FistAndShout 1 year ago
@TheCEOMaker
very good tune the most repspect to you and your boys
TheDazbruce 1 year ago
@TheCEOMaker oh fucking sur you were
sxephil128 11 months ago
@TheCEOMaker
Were you from Harlem?
Kymmze 6 months ago
positive k ripped this track.
5burowz 3 years ago 2
old skool but dang this song is long and I want dis type of music back!!!!
lameroger 3 years ago 2
I agree. All the records around this time were very long.
cheboe 2 years ago
maaaaaaad
HipHopDontStop46 3 years ago 2
i need this!!!! somebody come off a double for me please!!!!!
djmrbrown00 3 years ago
I was born in 76 so I have limited to no knowledge about hip hop in these days. I didn't get into hip hop until about 83. thanks for posting so I can know who these early pioneers were. because vh1, bet, or even mtv is'nt going back this far; unless it's the sugarhill gang.
kendre3 3 years ago 3
WE WANT THIS MUSIC BACK!!!
funkee10 3 years ago 9
that's what's up
kevshine 3 years ago 2
a true classic!
rugebregt 3 years ago 2
Man...I love this!! Reminds me of my teenage years. This is when rap song were 8+ minutes long...took a while to learn the entire song...but if you did...you were the man!
slappy09 3 years ago 7
i want this 45
facebookpersonalacct 3 years ago 2
yeah...big up for oldschool
Fuunkyfreshzorro 3 years ago 3