Stetsasonic's 1988 smash, Talkin' All That Jazz, is an under-repped Hip Hop classic. To folks who were around when it came out, it quickly became an anthem. Besides being full of stellar samples (Lonnie Liston Smith, Donald Byrd, Sly & The Family Stone, Mtume,Banbarra), it introduced the world (well, at least the world that didn't buy their first album) to the genius of Prince Paul.In a few y...
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This one goes back to 1991, Prince Paul's Hip-Hop band Stetsasonic.
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I’m considering coming up for this, despite the absence of Frukwan. On Fire has been in heavy rotation these past few weeks. “All That Jazz” video after the jump.
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The year is 1988. Rakim was killin it, but I’m not hearing it. Stetsasonic is my Jam. Frukwan, Prince Paul, Daddy O and Delite were the original Hip-Hop Band. Frukwan you might recognize from the gravediggaz with Prince Paul. Daddy O and Delite later were involved in the industry, but most wouldn’t know this. Grind [...]
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DJ ReMike just put out this mixtape dedicated to 80s hip hop group, Stetsasonic. They’re definitely a group that deserves recognition. Check it out after the cut…DOWNLOAD* Summary only. Visit the site for full article!
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| 1 The Hip Hop Band |
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| 2 No B.S. Allowed |
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| 3 Uda Man |
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| 4 Speaking of a Girl Named Suzy |
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| 5 Gyrlz |
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