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SuperRappin'

Hard to say this is my all time favorite by them, but it is definitely in the top 3...so many hits!!  
 
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bjroberts65 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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this post was added on my birthday....much thanks for the gift 24adrian24
24Adrian24 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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@bjroberts65 lol...Nice, and happy belated!
bjroberts65 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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this shit takes me back in the day
stevieplez2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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Profound03 how could u not know the first rap ever recorded was King Tim the Third, I remember that record on a 45, the flip side of that was a hit for them, I forgot the name, but we used to play it on the jukebox... Sugar Hills Rappers Delight was the first rap record that me and most people ever heard, unless ur from New York of course..
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Fatback had that Hit King Tim the III (Personality Jock) was the name just a thing about Fatback Band being hiphop to me...but they were before Super Rappin. So was Blowfly for that matter. Pigmeat Markhim too...but we'de have to speak on the History of call and chant rapping then.
Don't you just love how rapping can take you back and back and back....
bfludd (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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my father was in this group keith cowboy. R.I.P.
stevieplez2 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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This is definately one of the livest rap records ever recorded, it was right there in the beginning of hip hop, right after Curtis Blow recorded Rappin Blow or Christmas rap, then came this . We used to dance and grind all night for like 6 minutes or more at the outside partys. listeb to the guitar///
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This was the first Rap Record pressed if I'm not mistakened......no disrespect but check it out
It's popularity wasn't that big but had to gain speed...it was pressed before Kurtis Blow was.

DJ Profound "The MixMasters"
24Adrian24 (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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you are mistaken. "King Tim III" by the fatback band circa 1977
123djblive (3 weeks ago) Show Hide
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thank you for the post!!! I was there!!!!! nothin like real hip hop!!!

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