Bursting with creativity and louder than a bomb, 1988 brought us unforgettable releases by Public Enemy, NWA, Run DMC, Slick Rick, Boogie Down Productions and so many more. Here’s a brief look back at the music that defined an era.

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Episode 5: 1988 - The Golden Year of the Golden Era of Hip-Hop

This episode celebrates Danny Hogg, aka Cool "Disco" Dan, a true graffiti legend from Washington, DC, who passed away in July 2017. Dan's family, friends, biographers, and fans memorialized his impact on the DC graffiti and go-go scene during a special event at the 9:30 Club on August 19, 2017. You'll hear about his life, his art, and his love for go-go. After the episode, check out www.cooldiscodan.com for much more. 

Episode 4: Cool "Disco" Dan

Hip-hop heads, this episode is for you! Guest star Doug Wimbish from Living Colour takes us back to the Sugar Hill Records studios to re-live his experiences as the bass player for Sugar Hill’s colossal hits. Doug also talks about his very personal connection to the Civil Rights movements and why Living Colour chose to cover Biggie’s “Who Shot Ya” for its new EP. Don’t miss this one!

Episode 3: Doug Wimbish and the Sugar Hill Band

Remember the days when you were too young for the clubs but wanted to know _everything_ that was going on? Whodini amped up the curiosity with “The Freaks Come Out at Night.” Episode 2 explores the tantalizing lyrics and beats, and pays tribute to producer Larry Smith.

Episode 2: Whodini Introduces Us to the Freaks

It’s here – the podcast for fans of ‘80s and ‘90s hip hop, with stories told by the artists, producers, and DJs who created the tracks you love. Episode 1 explains the origin story of the podcast, plus a look at Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five’s 1982 masterpiece, “The Message.”  

Episode 1: Origin Story and "The Message"

Rewind That Back is the podcast for fans of ‘80s and ‘90s hip hop, with stories told by the artists, rappers, producers, and DJs who created the tracks you love. They’ll talk about their own songs and cuts by other performers – the recordings that feel truly momentous in their lives. If you remember when boomboxes, cassettes and 12-inch records ruled, then you’re ready to Rewind That Back.

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