NOW THATS OLD SCHOOL HIP HOP - ELECTRO 1

I was 8 years old when I first heard Rappers delight Which Introduced hip-hop to a global mainstream audience and became the first rap song to reach the US Top 40 & regarded as the first rap record to many But released a few months earlier in March 1979, King Tim III (Personality Jock) by The Fatback Band is actually considered by many music historians to be the first recorded rap single, though it did not achieve the same mainstream crossover scale, & if you dig deeper you can find Earlier vocal recordings featuring rhythmic rhyming or spoken-word styles that date back many many years before it became a Culture which Include, Memphis Jug Band - On The Road Again (1929) The Jubalaires - Noah (1944) Pigmeat Markham's - Here Comes the Judge (1968) Gil Scott Heron - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (1970) This mix Series Celebrates the early years of Hip Hop and Electro Funk From 1979 Onwards with Raw beats, Street energy, Turntable skills and synth-driven grooves that shaped a global movement. From the Bronx to the world - This is the sound of a culture being born So without further ado let me bring to you a mix of classic beats, old school flows, and the raw energy of early rap pioneers, electro - funk influences, breakbeat rhythms, and street-level party classics that defined dancefloors, boomboxes, and block parties throughout the early years, Whether you grew up with these tracks or you're discovering the roots of hip hop for the first time, this mix captures the authentic spirit of old school rap that helped shape a culture. PS... I Have So Many Tracks I could have used that It's Basically Impossible to fit them all on one mix so expect many more Volumes In the Future Peace.