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Subject: Eighties song
When rap just started out there was a song that combined rap and pop in the early to mid eighties. I think it was using the song "To be Real" by Cheryl Lynn. It had a line in there about Noxzema. Does anyone know what the song is and who did it?
Subject: Re: Eighties song
I know Blondie's rapture combined rap w/ rock. And so did Aerosmith's Walk This Way...don't know if that helps.
Subject: Re: Eighties song
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I know Blondie's rapture combined rap w/ rock. And so did Aerosmith's Walk This Way...don't know if that helps.
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How 'bout Julie Brown, "Trapped in the Body of a White Girl," that's a great rap combo! ;D That whole record's funny ("Trapped..."), also features "The Homecoming Queen's Got a Gun," and "I Like 'em Big and Stupid."