This early rap group has long been championed by acts such as Public Enemy and the Beastie Boys, who cite them as a major influence, a status attained despite having never released a full album.
This early rap group has long been championed by acts such as Public Enemy and the Beastie Boys, who cite them as a major influence, a status attained despite having never released a full album. Their output consists of a series of singles released in the early 1980's on the independent Enjoy label, none of which sold well. They subsequently broke up to pursue solo careers, and their lead vocalist went on to one of the most successful hip-hop careers of the late 1980's. FTP, name this rap trio, whose songs included "The New Rap Language" and "Body Rock," and was fronted by Kool Moe Dee.
This early rap group has long been championed by acts such as Public Enemy and the Beastie Boys, who cite them as a major influence, a status attained despite having never released a full album.
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