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Jules X – 50 Years of Hip Hop

Here is a new guestmix by Jules X to celebrate 50 years of Hip Hop. It’s a mix of old and new hip hop and who they sampled from – featuring 55 records and clocking in at around 47 minutes.

The mix is built on connections of samples and hip hop tracks, for example the mix starts with a jazz track from Larry Willis which was made in 1973 (the birth year of hip hop). That track has a break with a sitar that has been used by the Gravediggaz and Tyler the Creator, which follow after the Larry Willis track. These two hip hop tracks also contain a drum break from the Lafayette Afro Rock Band, which will be heard right after. Tune in to this firework of hip hop and its origins!

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Tracklisting:

Robert Glasper intro
Larry Willis: inner crisis (jazz)
Gravediggaz: 2 cups of blood
Tyler the Creator: Lumberjack
Lafayette afro rock band: Hihache (funk – 1973)
Eric B & Rakim: paid in full
Ofra Haza: Im Nin alu
De La Soul: Plug Tunin
The Invitations: written on the wall
Jean Jacques Perry: E.V.A.
Gangstarr: Just to get a rep
Fearless Four: Rockin it
Jay Z: Sunshine
David Porter: I’m Afraid the Masquerade Is Over
Notorious BIG: Who shot ya
Eazy E: interlude
Dr Dre: A Nxxxx with a gun
Johnny Hammond: Big Sur Suite
Beastie Boys: Pass the mic
Original Concept: Can U feel it
The Jackson 5: It’s great to be here
Nas: If I ruled the world
50 cent: Hate it or love it
The Trammps: Rubber Band
Marvin Gaye: I want you
Kendrick Lamar: Heart
Spoonin Gee: spoonin rap
Public Enemy: Terminator X The edge of Panic
Wilson Pickett: Engine nr 9
NWA: F… the Police
The Dramatics: Get up and Down
House of Pain: Shamrocks & Shenanigans
Funkdoobiest: wopbabalubop
Gene Vincent: Be Bop a Lula
Digital Underground: Hip Hop Doll
Mc Shan: The Bridge
Man Parrish: Hip Hop Be Bop
Capone & Noriega: LA LA
The Dogg Pound: New York New York
Wendy & Rene: After Laughter
Dean Jones: Company
Beastie Boys: Electrify
Charles Aznavour: Parce que tu croix
Dr Dre: What’s the difference
Ramsey Lewis: summer breeze
Little Simz: Gorillaz
Jimmy Smith: i’m gonna love you just a little bit more
Tyler The Creator: manifesto
Beastie Boys: professor Booty
Cocoa Brovas: Super Brooklyn
Mario Bros interlude
Gene Chandler: Duke or Earl
Cypress Hill: Hand on a pump
Slick Rick: La di da di
Leftfield: operation check one



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