By Ray Robinson
Photos by Louie Moore
Long live the legend, the sound, the lure and the legacy of Hip-Hop. It’s been 50 long, hard-fought years, defending, creating and being credited (or not credited) for igniting one of the biggest revenue-generating styles of music to date.
Hip-Hop Hooray…Hooooo…Heeeeey…Hooooo !
And just imagine. It all started from scratch.
As legend, lore and street stories will tell you, there was a cat named Kool Herc who made a name for himself as a masterful minister of the mix in the Bronx during the early to mid-70’s. Setting up his sound systems in project courtyards and on neighborhood basketball courts, Kool Herc, born Clive Campbell, realized that he could control the crowd with his wizardry on the turntables. And the mic. Continue reading “HONOR TO HIP-HOP 50 YEARS LATER…THE LEGACY LIVES ON”