I am really disappointed with the hip-hop enthusiasts on Audiogon

Now that this post has taught me that Blowfly (undoubtedly insightfully) covered Otis wth "Shitting on The Dock of the Bay", I'm even more intrigued.

As to Grandfather/Godfather of hip hop, I'm not sure what that means.  Gil Scott-Heron and/or Joe Tex are frequently cited as the originators of rap, but I've never seen Blowfly mentioned (prior to this thread).  Is that a distinction between rap and hip-hop or did I just somehow miss this?

Buying Magico M series so i can listen to more Hip- Hop.

"Buying Magico M series so I can listen to more hip hop"

I guess you are what the rappers call a big baller.

All rappers worth their salt should buy Magico now!  🔊🔊🔊

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