Hey You- Rock Steady Crew

I went to school upper westside of Manhattan near the douglas projects where a lot of these kids lived. Ken Swift (I think it was) worked at this art store where I used to go to hawk spraycans and markers. He knew I was a graffiti writer and he had this vinyl on him when I came in. He was pretty proud of it. If it is this album it had a dope Doze character on it. This was in what? 84? details are hazy, but good memories none the less. Im proud to have been around in those early days of hiphop!

Crazy Legs,Ken Swift,Doze & Baby Love are still alive. After the media told everyone that breakin was dead there was no more money for RSC so Buck 4 & Kuriaki got involved with drug dealing & unfortunately paid the price because they both were murdered.

look crazy legs

hey you rock steady crew! old school yeah! :D

love it! old school yeah!

Baby Love

I've got a magazine interview from 1984 with Grandmaster Flash and it's stated that the Hip Hop/Break scene began underground in the '70s, but continued to evolve into the early '80s. I suppose it's like hippies and flared trousers in the cutting edge '60s, being the widespread culture of the early '70s?

Yes, b-boy first emerged in the 70s but it died down a bit until the early 80s when groups like RSC, New York City Breakers, Dynamic Rockers brought it to the mainstream.

THATS hip hop! thats cool music in my opinion and bboying at their BEST.

Rock Steady didn't really want to make this record because they considered it to be a pop song. I think its cool though :)

ROCK STEADY!