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I'll never forget when I met the great Last Poet Jalal Nasurdin Mansur Nuriddin and he told me that he influenced Gil Scott Heron and that he was fantastic ill never Forget Gil Scott Heron and his live performance on Saturday Night Live when he performed Johannesburg the Cunga player was incredible

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Hip hop starts with Dj Kool Herc. End of story.

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Dr. Colon, musical influences are just that-influences. Classic hip hop breaks have been shaped by a wide range of genres, including gospel, soul, blues, jazz, progressive rock, Latin percussion, and bubblegum pop. Some example songs that have been sampled include 'Mary Mary' by The Monkees, Aretha Franklin’s 'Rock Steady,' 'It’s Just Begun,' Jimmy Castor, Babe Ruth’s 'The Mexican,' and Bob James’s 'Take Me to the Mardi Gras.' While these songs come from various musical genres, they share a defining characteristic: funkiness. Even though not all of them are strictly funk records, they are considered 'funky' because they share rhythmic, textural, and timbral qualities that are central to funk music-particularly the heavy downbeat or 'the one,' emphasized by bass or kick drum. Funk originated in the African American community, and hip hop draws heavily from this musical tradition, selecting songs that exhibit these signature elements of funk. This connection reinforces that hip hop, in both its sound and cultural identity, is deeply rooted in African American musical culture.

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I saw a video with Kool DJ Dee saying that Mario was using his equipment and that a lot of people didn't know he was using Kool DJ Dee's equipment. Mario had small tiny speakers, but after getting a couple of Summer jobs, he was able to get bigger speakers. Out in Brooklyn, one of the persons who would build speakers was Mr. Magic who worked for an electronics store. He later became popular with his Mr. Magic's Rap Attack Radio Show.

That's crazy. I was just listening to him this morning. He was doing a Reggae inspired song, then he did some songs with heavy Latin flavor. Turns out he's half Jamaican, but grew up in Tennessee with his grandmother.

Why dont you just promote the Latino experience, all u do is attempt to try to take away from Black Americans lol i dont think you realize it .... U commented about the flick tyler perry put out about the women in the military and you tried to put shade on it ????? YO contact JLO OBESE JOE GERALDO RIVERA AROD J LEGUIZAMO and try to form a production company ....... LATINOS SHAMEFULLY STILL HAVE NOT DID A VID DOC MOVIE ON Roberto Clemente ???????????? SHAME ON YALL ..... U are not a DR, u are a pathetic individual !!!!!

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That thing was scrolling too fast! Couldn’t read all of them.

What Puerto Rican culture did yall merge into black American culture to create Hip Hop. U still have yet to answer my question. U can keep on trying to confuse and distort shxt all u want but at the end of the day none of what u doing is gonna make u right. The culture didn’t start in 75 nor 73 it started in 70/71. The culture didn’t start once Puerto Ricans gravitated to which by the way is what you’re trying to make it seem like. The culture didn’t start with breakdancing which is what burning evolved into. U don’t understand black culture which is why u don’t understand hip hops inception. If u did then u would know that fashion and slang are also elements that were left out and that’s because Bambatta didn’t really understand black culture being from Barbados. Maybe one day Grandmaster DJ Colon from Echo, but not today.

I don't know what this supposed to prove but okay C...OKAY

I can give you that one C. No push back on this one

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Live in a bottle I like that song it has latin flava

Fraud Jamar needs to get deported

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DR Colon interesting so many opinons i guess we got give it up to Brooklyn and Queens D J Krews Mario is a legand and with Tex D they were foundational to hiphop like Afrika Islam and Ed Larock Afrika Islam being the 12th Zuku king but was so dope he had his own krew i wonder how many Nuyricans were part of this Puerto Rican crew that being Afrika Islam was half Puerto Rican and Ed Larock was full Puerto Rican

That's DJ Phase's favorite breakbeat. He went out and got a set of timbale drums to practice it at home. 😂😂😂😂😂 Hahahaha 😂😂😂😂

This video will fall on def ears microphone checkmate

Lord Jamar was the one holding the phone videotaping Blackjack 😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

Yo! Blackjack is doing the Puerto Rican Rock Dance 😅😅😅😂😂😂. He's learning from us! 🤣🤣🤣🤣

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Great video

I find it Intresting you didn't mention Dj John Brown who Kool Herc adored IziahWhite i say this again read a book or 2 cause you werent there because your were to young to experience alot and do me a favour stop listening to that FBA anti Black Hispanic etc nonsense

Didn't you already drop this video?

I have nothing respect for Grand master Flowers and the Djs you mentioned they deserve respect but their influence pales to the DJs i mentioned Did you ever go to club during the Disco era i did and my wife danced at most of them I

Yo the Djs you mentioned were important but they are in no way as seminal in influence as Mancuso who is credited by many as the orginal Disco DJ with the loft in 1968 Francais Grasso Dope Pioneering DJ and the great Nick Siano all italian American Djs and the legand himself Alfie Davison who mentored Frankie Knuckles Jellybean Beneitz and my favorite DJ of all time Larry Levant who my wife you remember the Afro Puerto Rican I talked about knew quite well and would be with in his spacec when he DJ ayed at the Paradise Garage You talk DJ Hollywood I told you was his main man Junebug you remember a Puerto Rican who many in the hiphop scene regarded as the greatest DJ they ever heard

Yo IziahWhite do you know what a Otolaryngologist is or perhaps a Audiologist its doctors that deal with hearing problems and I rhink you should consult one cause if you listened to Mc Shai Rock she Disco not Black Disco Do you know what Disco music is i doubt it here let me educate you its a Subculture that emerged in the 1960s its a mixture of music that is Black Latin African and European have you ever heard of Manu Dibango hes from Cameroon and his song Soull Makossa is considered one of the first Disco jams Jungle Fever by the Chackachas from Beligum The Night by The Four Seasons you them Frankie Valli there italian American Sound your Funky Horn KC and the Sunshine Band etc etc

@DrDerrickColon you might also want to interview DJ Jazzy Jay. He also agrees with those dates and has his own version and point of view on the whole thing. Great video. Keep up the good work.

FBAs keep diggin thru the crates of Hip Hop culture...The notes are at your finger tips all you have to do is play them: ua-cam.com/users/shorts4Rki_EQNch4?si=JRe--TQBD6q8Hmwc

My man did you listen to her, it was Black Disco that was the Blueprint to what Hip Hop was to be. The kids wanted to be apart of that Disco tec scene. They couldnt cut the records, dress the way they wanted and where sneakers. They brought that disco scene to the streets, park jams, and school jams. Black Disco was the blueprint to Hip Hop dog. The evidence is what Cholly Roc said, the evidence is what Sha Rock just said, the evidence is what Rodney Cee said, the evidence is what Coke La Rock said. Thats evidence enough for me to come to that realization. Lol. Thats why theres a problem with identifying a start point. Because Black Disco intertwines with Hip Hop in NYC. Both movements happening at around the same time in the late 60's early 70's. And when we talking about Hip Hop we talking Black Disco, not gay white Disco, we talking Black Discotec venues.

Wow 1977! That means the Puerto Ricans were in the Hip Hop scene many years before its maturity!

Talking about Disco DJs lets talk about Grasso, Mancuso and Siano legendary Pioneers of Disco Djs

Wrong Izaiah Wrong i said bring facts to back up your opinons

Doc it's three years + strong and still at it. Now you listening to Sha Rock and Green Eye Genie doc you funny. So now you disputing who you call the father of Hip Hop tell you it's 70 and now you are disputing him. Doc you all ova the place. I thought you say Kool Herc is the father of Hip Hop. What happened? And like sha Rock said Black Disco is the genesis of what eventually morphed into Hip Hop. Believe it or not it is what it is. I been saying that. Now Sha Rock like Cholly Rock brought up Disco. Meaning Black Disco DJ's, MC's and music which is a collective of funk, soul and R/b music. The only difference is the cutting of the records and Breakdancing that's it. It's all FBA at the end of the day.

🇵🇷 since the inception let’s stop the hate good vibes

The identity is being recorded to be 81 /82 so when name is announced as the entity and the entity represents, the elements .is this when the communities acknowledged the entities name ,this is when it becomes the culture . Came you do your interpretation of the acknowledgment that followed once the name was given .

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People are waking up and starting to speak out.

This video must be some type of joke huh? Just f__king stop with this foolishness. Y'all White Hispanics are getting very desperate and looking real stupid. No disrespect to y'all as a people but enough is enough. Let it go and breathe and try to invent something for y'all Latino culture. Y'all can't have Hip Hop, why don't y'all go back to ya homeland and create a different genre? Oh I forgot y'all need F.B.A.s. And if y'all are so creative then why aren't there any new creations coming out of P.R.?

This was a messenger convo that me and Stanley had. The truth will set you free.

I didn’t even finish the video. Dude no Spanish speaking person help create hip hop, it’s simple.

I'm originally from 183st southern blvd,crotona,prospect but it was only 1 crew called LTD Latin dancers inc,but we abandoned the floor a year earlier colon. I witnessed it & I witnessed Stanley at the jams as a little boy.

Trixie Friganza The First female Latin MC Friganza was born in Grenola, Kansas, to a mother Margaret Friganza of Spanish descent Years Active - 1889 - 1940 ua-cam.com/video/Zd0N6FwlXtg/v-deo.htmlfeature=shared