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Eddie Cheba – Lookin’ Good (Shake Your Body)
I think he is the first rapper to promote weed in his music. Song Lyrics: [Chorus 1] Lookin’ good! Like you should Lookin’ good! Ahh, ooh, do your thing y’all now Go on, shake your body baby, make it move Go on, shake your body baby, make it move [Verse 1] Wall Street’s crying, while the dollar’s dying And…
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Bramsam – Move Your Body
a Single by Bramsam. Released in 1979 on New Wave Dis-Go ( catalog no. BS-0001; Vinyl 12″). Song Lyrics: [Intro] Okay, we’re gonna have a party tonight I’m gonna rock you all down to the funky sound Now let’s do it, do it, do it You know I feel so good tonight I think I’m really gonna turn this…
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Kurtis Blow – Christmas Rappin’ (Mercury Records 1979)
A collaboration of Russell Simmons and Kurtis Blow in 1979, this came about as a need by Russell to make money and the easiest way yo make money back then was through music. It was released on December 7th and also the first Hip Hop song to be released on a major record label. Kurtis…
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Rapper’s Delight
The first commercially successful hip hop song, a track by the Sugar Hill Gang and produced by Sylvia Robinson in August 2, 1979. While it was not the first single to include rapping, “Rapper’s Delight” is credited for introducing hip hop music to a wide audience, reaching the top 40 in the United States, as…
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King Tim III (Personality Jock)
Referred to as the official first hip hop song to be ever recorded back in 1979. Released by the Fatback Band from the disco album Xii in March 25. The song was originally the B-Side of the 7-inch single, with the A-Side “You’re My Candy Sweet” a mid-tempo disco song. However the song stalled at #67…
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SquizThaTrigg – Survival
After dropping when I come through some few months ago, Squiz is back again with yet another fire. Stream the song below
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