The History of Hip Hop: Volume 1
- ISBN-10
- 1925988422
- ISBN-13
- 9781925988420
- Series
- The History of Hip Hop
- Category
- African American poets
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2019-06-27
- Publisher
- History of Hip Hop
- Author
- Eric Reese
Description
Hip Hop raised me. How about you? Picture Hip Hop in the year 1920 Only one hip hop history book tells you how it all started before Brooklyn & the Bronx Alas You have a hip hop book for all ages Perfect for studies, education, memorization, basic and advance research of the genre, the History of Hip Hop is for you This rap history book puts you directly in the minds of the young American hip hop family tree of MCs who with the funky beat and dope-ass lyrics fought through streets of New York, Chicago, Los Angeles in the early days of the 70s and 80s with this new spirited soul of urban poetry. Thus, a hip hop consciousness of "Black Americana" spread across the USA, UK and many cities worldwide. What you'll uncover in this hip hop book series which you won't find elsewhere: A deep look at Hip Hop's earliest influences and why the the hip hop genre rose to prominence after Disco & Soul Constitutions of Hip Hop & Rap Culture Underground Rap and its evolution Theories on the Hip Hop's Future Old School vs New School Rappers Greatest moments and highlights from 1920s-2000s A detailed list and description of Hip-Hop genres and subgenres (A must-read) Hip Hop movements across the globe from the UK, Jamaica, Japan and beyond This music legacy continues to expand its sway, and know it's sure it's here to stay. So, now you know. Don't pass up on getting all three volumes of your Hip Hop book series today by clicking Buy Now
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