2CD Various: Boombox 2 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-83)

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Boombox 2 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-83) - CD

After the Sugarhill Gang brought the rhythmic, rhyming chanting of the Harlem and Bronx backyards to light with their megahit "Rapper's Delight" in September 1979, countless artists and producers have tried to match this charming trio. By the end of the year, about 30 more hip-hop singles were released by small New York independent labels. This ...

More ID: 94317 EAN: 5026328103709 Discogs ID: 10347264

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Title	Boombox 2 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-83)
Artist	Various
Format	2x CD
Labels	Soul Jazz Records
Country of issue	United Kingdom
Date of publication	16. June 2017
First released	2017
Weight	170 g
EAN	5026328103709
Product ID	94317
Discogs ID	10347264
Discogs reviews	4.36

Various: Boombox 2 (Early Independent Hip Hop, Electro And Disco Rap 1979-83) version on 2CD in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in United Kingdom in publishing company Soul Jazz Records on 16. June 2017.

After the Sugarhill Gang brought the rhythmic, rhyming chanting of the Harlem and Bronx backyards to light with their megahit "Rapper's Delight" in September 1979, countless artists and producers have tried to match this charming trio. By the end of the year, about 30 more hip-hop singles were released by small New York independent labels. This is where the second installment of the "Boombox" series comes in. The compilation builds on the breakthrough made in the 1970s by pioneering African-American DJs like Kool Herc, DJ Hollywood, Grandmaster Flash, Eddie Cheba and Afrika Bambaataa with two turntables and breakbeats in the original thicket of disco, soul, blues and R'n'B, and features second-wave artists like Paul Winley, Peter Brown and Joe Robinson. They were some of the first hip hop artists to go into the studio and record their rap tracks on vinyl. As is typical of Soul Jazz, the release is accompanied by a lavish booklet with extensive and exclusive contextual material.

Album spans genres Funk / Soul, Hip Hop and Disco.

1-1	Harlem World Crew: Let's Rock	5:37 min
1-2	Lonnie Love: Young Ladies	5:33 min
1-3	Kool Dj Aj: Ah, That's The Joint	7:07 min
1-4	Terry Lewis, Wildflower: The Peoples Message Take Two	13:07 min
1-5	Rappers Rapp Group: Rappin' Partee Groove	5:51 min
1-6	Eddie Cheba: Lookin' Good	7:13 min
2-1	MC Rock Lovely: One Time Two Time Blow Your Mind	4:40 min
2-2	Lovebug Starski: Dancin' Party People	7:59 min
2-3	Manujothi: Shake Your Body	3:28 min
2-4	Busy Bee: School Days	3:55 min
2-5	TJ Swann, Peewee Mel, Swann Controllers: Maximus Party	6:38 min
2-6	Margo's Kool Out Crew: Death Rap	6:08 min
2-7	Grand Master Chilly-T, Stevie G: Rock The Message Rap	5:35 min
2-8	Zoot II: Dr. Ice Rap	6:31 min