Quit Jive’ In by Pearly Queen

Quit Jive’ In   is a track by the Cuban rock band from Miami, Pearly Queen. It was released on 1974 on  Sound Triangle Records. Pearly Queen...

Chinchy Old Scrooge by Phil Moore with The Phil Moore Four

Chinchy Old Scrooge by Phil Moore with The Phil Moore Four is a christmas rap that was released in 1953 on RCA Victor. The track was on the...

The Great Wuga Wuga by Sir Lord Comic

Sir Lord Comic is one of the original Jamaican deejays. He started out as a legs man: a dancer. It was Count Machuki that inspired him to be...

Have You Ever Seen The Blues by Yaphet Kotto

Have You Ever Seen The Blues by Yaphet Kotto is a spoken-word single released in 1968 for Hugh Masakela’s Chisa  Records. Yaphet Frederick ...

Smoke My Pipe (The Sign Ain't Right) by A. J. Rowe

Smoke My Pipe (The Sign Ain't Right) is a great wacky funky tale of abuse by A. J. Rowe. He recorded it in 1971 and it was issued on C...

What Happened to Me by The Exkursions

What Happened To Me is a Christian psychedelic blues rap from 1971. An unusual combination by one of the first evangelistic rock bands cal...

St. Louis Breakdown by Oliver Sain ‎

St. Louis Breakdown can be found on Oliver's 1972 debut album Main Man that was released on Abet. It is a heavy funk rap that featur...

Beat The Knees by Ray Jones

Beat The Knees is a funky rap song by Ray Jones. It was released in 1976 on Jones' record label Wee-Too! Ray Jones Jones a sailor from ...

Town Called No where by Skip Mahoaney and The Casuals

A Town Called No-Where was recorded at DB Sound Studios in Silver Spring, Maryland. It was released on the album Your Funny Moods by DC Int...

We Rap More Mellow by the The Younger Generation

We Rap More Mellow by The Younger Generation was  recorded in October of 1979 at Delta Studios in New York City and released on Brass Reco...