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Hip-Hop Hip-Hop

The Place Where was Hip Hop created? What happened in that place? How did that environment shape the music?

1953 - New York City In 1953 construction began on the Cross-Bronx Expressway, this highway project was put in place to connect the suburbs of Long Island and Queens to the suburbs of New Jersey via the Bronx.

What was in the way? 113 Streets 5 Elevated Rapid Transit Lines 1 Subway Hundreds of sewer and utility mains Three Railroads Seven other expressways and parkways. 1 Subway 60,000 Bronx Residents

What was the result? 600,000 manufacturing jobs are lost. 30,000 fires are set between 1973 and 1977 Youth unemployment reaches 60% African American, Afro-Caribbean and Latino families move into the formerly Jewish, Irish and Italian neighborhoods. White youth gangs then preyed on the new arrivals in the streets and in the schoolyard. Minority gangs form first for self-defense.

Source: http://www.newyorkfed.org/regional/community_bronx.html

Bronx River Houses and Millbrook Houses The Projects... Large housing projects were constructed to compensate for the Cross-Bronx Expressway destruction. Bronx River Houses and Millbrook Houses 1,200 units each

Bronxdale Houses - 1,500+ units

Patterson Houses – 1,700+ units

The Ingredients... An increased population of African American, Afro-Caribbean, and Latino residents. Consolidated low income housing. High rate of youth unemployment.

The Father... DJ Kool Herc Real Name: Clive Campbell Originally from Jamaica. Lost his Jamaican Accent by singing along to his mother's records.

The Father... DJ Kool Herc When Herc began to DJ he wired his Father's sound system to be the loudest in the Bronx.

Herc’s Innovations... The “Merry-Go-Round” “I was waiting for the records to finish. And I noticed people was waiting for certain parts of the record,” -DJ Kool Herc

The Master of Records Afrika Bambaataa Real name unknown, probably born in April 1957. As a youth he became a prominent member of the Black Spades gang. But was known for being able to cross territories and make friends.

The Master of Records Afrika Bambaataa Began to DJ by learning from Ex-gang members. After traveling to Africa he transformed his gang ties into a peace organization called the "Zulu Nation."

Planet Rock Afrika Bambaataa was known as the “Master of Records” this was due to his eclectic style of production, mixing together funk, soul, rock, world music and all other influences to form new works. But where did the music come from????

The Engineer... Grandmaster Flash Wired a headphone cue into Real Name: Joseph Saddler Born: Jan 1, 1958 Wired a headphone cue into his DJ mixer. Studied electronics at a Bronx vocational High School.

The Engineer... He was the first DJ to use his hands to loop the break of a record in what he called the “Quick Mix Theory.”

The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash on the Wheels of Steel One of the first recorded examples of the Turntables being used as an instrument. It featured samples from the following tracks: Chic - “Good Times” Blondie - “Rapture” Queen - “Another One Bites the Dust” The Furious Five “Birthday Party” Spoonie Gee - “Monster Jam” The Incredible Bongo Band - “Apache” The Hellers - “Live Story”

The New School... Beginning in 1983, the “New School” of Hip-Hop starts to take over. The music is forever changed by artists like Run-D.M.C., LL Cool J and The Beastie Boys. The New School sound: -Minimalist instrumentals -Drum Machines become popular -Shorter, radio friendly tracks -Rock becomes more influential

Run-D.M.C. New School pioneers from Hollis, Queens. Tracks to know: Joseph “Run” Simmons Darryl “D.M.C.” McDaniels Jason “Jam Master Jay” Mizell New School pioneers from Hollis, Queens. Tracks to know: “It’s Like That” “Sucker MCs”

LL Cool J James Todd Smith AKA LL Cool J (Ladies Love Cool James) A Rap Pioneer on Def Jam Records. Currently a successful actor, he can be seen on NCIS: Los Angeles and he hosted the 54th and 55th Annual Grammy Awards Ceremonies. Track to know: “I Need a Beat”

The Beastie Boys Tracks to know: “Slow and Low” “So What’cha Want” Michael “Mike D” Diamond Adam “MCA” Yauch Adam “Ad-Rock” Horovitz Tracks to know: “Slow and Low” “So What’cha Want” “An Open Letter to NYC”