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Aaliyah; Above the Law; Above the Rim; Adams, Patrick; Aerosmith; Afrocentric Rap;
“Ahh, Let’s Get Ill”; Ahh…the Name is Bootsy, Baby! ; AIDS; “Ain’t No Fun (If the Homies Can’t Have None)”; “Ain’t No Future in Yo Frontin”; AKA nightclub; All ‘N All (album)
All-Star Game; Alpert, Marv; Alpha Kappa Alpha (AKAs); Alpha Phi Alpha (Alphas);
American Music Awards; AmeriKKKa’s Most Wanted; AMG; Ammons, Gene;
“And On and On”; “Anytime Anyplace”; Appletree (record store); “Aqua Boogie”,
Arabian Prince; Armando (radio personality); Armani, Giorgio; Arrington, Steve;
As Nasty As They Wanna Be; Atlanta
Average White Band; Ayers, Roy;
Babyface; “Baby I’m Scared of You”; “Bad Luck”; Baisden, Michael; Baker, Ronnie; Bambaataa, Afrika; Banana, BBD; Banks, Doug; “Banks, Doug Birthday Bash”; Bansemer, Keith; Bar-Kays; Barkley, Charles; Bauer, Eddie; Bavido, Dave; Beach Boys; Beastie Boys; Beatles; Bee Gees; Bell Biv DeVoe (BBD); Bell, Archie & the Drells; Bell, Pedro; “Be My Beach”; Benson, George; Berry, Fred “Rerun”; “The Best of the Old School”; BET (Black Entertainment Television); Big Daddy Kane; Bigger And Deffer ; Billboard (music charts); Billboard Airplay Monitor; Billboard Book of Number One R&B Hits; Bismarck Hotel; “A Bitch Iz A Bitch”; Black & Blue; Blackbyrds; Black Ivory; Blackmon, Larry; Black Moon; Black Sheep; Blige, Mary J. ; Blow, Kurtis; Blowfly; “Blowfly’s Rapp”; Blue Magic; Bobby Q Bobby; Bofill, Angela; “Bonita Applebum”; Bonner, Leroy “Sugarfoot”; Boogie Boys; Boogie Down Productions (BDP); Boomerang; Bootsy; Bootsy? Player of the Year; Bootsy’s Rubber Band; “Bootzilla”; “Bop Gun”; “Boyz-N-the Hood”; Brand Nubian; “Brandy”; B Rezell; Brailey, Jerome; Braxton, Toni; Breakin’; Breakin’ 2: Electric Boogaloo; “The Breaks”; “The Breakthrough”; Brick; Brides of Funkenstein; Brothers (street gang); “Brother’s Gonna Work It Out”; Brothers Johnson; Brother to Brother; Brown, Bobby; Brown, James; Thaddeus “Slideback” Brown; Walter “Get Down” Brown; Browne, Tom; Brownstone; B.T. Express; “Buddy (Remix)”; “Bump N’ Grind”; Bustin’ Out of L Seven; “Buy U a Drank”; By All Means Necessary (album); Byrd, Bobby; Byrd, Donald; Byrd, Gary;
Caldwell, Bobby; Call Me (album); Cameo; Cameosis ; Campanis, Al; Candido; Candy (album); “Card Sharks”; Carew, Rod; Carne, Jean; Cartea; carts; Casablanca Records; Case; Cash Box Magazine; “Catch Me on the Rebound”; Catholic school; C-Bank; C’est Chic; Chapman, Rex; “Chase Me”; “Cher Chez La Femme”; Chic (band); Chicago Bears; Chicago Bulls; Chicago Cubs; Chicago Transit Authority see CTA; Chicago White Sox; “Children of Production”; Chiles, Chilli; Chi-Lites; Chip E.; “Chocolate City”; “Chosen Few” (DJs); Christ, Jesus; Christianity; “Christmas Rappin”; The Chronic; Chuck D (also see Public Enemy); Cincinnati Bengals; Clark-Atlanta University; Classic Slow Jamms Vol. 1 (tape); Clemmons, Vic; Clinton, Bill; Clinton, George; The Clones of Dr. Funkenstein; “Close the Door”; Coach (fashion design); “Cold Sweat”; Cole, Natalie; Collins, Lee; Collins, Lyn; Collins, Phelps “Catfish”; Collins, William “Bootsy” see Bootsy; Columbia College; “Come Into My House”; Comiskey Park; Commodores; Computer Games; Con Funk Shun; Connors, Norman; Contradiction (album); “Cool McCool”; Cooper, Gary “Mudd-Bone”; “Cop Killer”; Cordett, Esther; Cosby, Bill; “Cosmic Slop” (song); Cosmic Slop (album); Cowley, Patrick; CPO; Criminal Minded; Crusaders; Crystal Grass; CTA; Cut Creator;
Da Brat; Dahl, Steve; Daley, Richard; Dallas Cowboys; Damn Right I’m Somebody; Dash, Stacey; Davis, Miles; Davis, Ray; daypart (also dayparting); Daz; “Dazey Duke Fest”; “Dead Homiez”; Dearborn, Mike; “Dear Yvette”; Death Certificate; The Death of Rhythm & Blues; Death Row Records; DeBarge, El; “Deep Cover”; “Deeez Nuuuts”; “Definition of a Thug Nigga”; Def Jam Records; DeKalb; De La Soul; De La Soul is Dead; Dell, Shannon; The Dells; Delirious; Dent, Richard; DeShong, Bonnie; Detroit Pistons; Dickerson, Eric; “A Different World”; Digable Planets; Digital Underground; Dinosaur L; “Disco Demolition”; Disco Madness (album); “Disco Madness” (radio show); “Disco Party”; “Discombobulator Bubalator”; Ditka, Mike; Divine; Dixon, Liz; The D.O.C.; “Doggy Dogg World”; Dogg Pound; Doggystyle; “Doing It to Death”; Do It (Til You’re Satisfied) (album); “Do It (Til You’re Satisfied)” (song); Dolemite see Rudy Ray Moore; “Don’t Believe the Hype”; “Don’t Leave Me This Way”; “Don’t Let It Go to Your Head”; “Dope Man”; Do the Right Thing; double cassette tape deck; Double Exposure; “The Do Wop”; Dramatics; Dr. Buzzard’s Original Savannah Band; Dr. Dre; Dr. Funkenstein; Dr. Wax Records; Du, Soon Ja; Dudley, Bill; Duerson, Dave; Duke, George; “Dumb Girl”; Dupri, Jermaine; Dusty Groove Records; Dusty Radio 1390 see WGCI-AM; Dylan, Bob; Dyson, Lon; Dyson, Marv;
Earth, Wind & Fire; Eazy-Duz-It; Eazy-E; Ebay.com; Ebony magazine; Ecstasy, Passion & Pain; Ed O.G. & Da BULLDOGS; Edutainment; Efil4zaggiN see Niggaz4Life; 87th street; El Coco; E Love; Eminem; EPMD; Eric B & Rakim; “Eric B. is President”; ESG; Eurythmics; Evergreen Plaza; “Everybody Have a Good Time”; “Experience the Tune Master”; “An Expo for Today’s Black Woman”;
Faces Drums; Family Reunion; Fantastic Voyage; “fantasy of exclusivity”; Farley Jackmaster Funk; Farrakhan, Minister Louis; Fatback; Fat Boys; FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigations); Federal Communications Commission (FCC); Fencik, Gary; “Fight For Your Right (To Party)”; “Fight the Power”; “The Final Chapter”; “Fire” (song); First Choice; Five Percent Nation; “Flash Light”; Flavor Flav; Flirts, the; Flying High On Your Love; Folks (street gang); Follow the Leader; Fonville, Rob; Foster, Ronnie; 4D; Four Tops; 46 Defense; Fouts, Dan; Foxy Brown; Foxx, Redd; Frankie J; Franklin, Aretha; Frazier, Brian “Furious”; Frazier, Leslie; Freaknik; “Freaky Tales’; Freeze; “French Kiss”; Fresh, Doug E.; “Friday Night Audio”; “Fuck Tha Police”; Fuller, Steve; Fulwood, Tiki; Funkadelic; “Funkentelechy”; Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome; Funk or Walk; “Funky Drummer”; “Funky Worm”;
Gamble, Kenny; “Gangsta Gangsta”; Gang Starr; Gannett; Gap Band; Gardner, Tanaa; Garvey, Steve; Gault, Willie; Gaye, Marvin; Gaynor, Gloria; George, Nelson; Geto Boys; “Get Off Your Ass and Jam”; “Get On Down”; “Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involved”; G Funk; Ghetto Music: the Blueprint of Hip-Hop; Gill, Johnny; Gilmore, Artis; “Gin and Juice”; Girbaud (fashion design); “Girls L.G.B.N.A.F.”; “Give Up the Funk” see “Tear the Roof Off the Sucker”; Glamour Girls; GloryHallaStoopid; “Go Cut Creator Go”; “Going Back to Cali”; Goins, Glenn; “Good Old Music”; Goody Goody; “Good Times” (song); “Good Times” (TV show); Gordy, Berry; GQ (band); GQ magazine; Grammy Awards; Grandmaster Flash & the Furious Five; Grasso, Francis; Great Scott Records (also see Record Box); Green, Al; Green’s, Al Greatest Hits; Greer, Al; Grier, Pam; Grey & Hanks; “The Grunt”; Gucci; Guess (fashion design); Gumble, Bryant & Greg; Guru; “Gutfest ‘89”; Guy; “Gz Up, Hoes Down”
Hall, Aaron; Hall, Arsenio; Hammond, Johnny; Hampton, Dan; Hampton, Michael; Hancock, Herbie; Hardcore Jollies; Hardy, Ron; Harlins, Latasha; Harris, Norman; Harris, Ricky; Harris, Wood; Hartenstine, Mike; Haselrig, Jacquie; Haskins, Fuzzy; Hatchett, Andre; Hatchett, Tony; Hayes, Isaac; Haywood, Leon; Heard, Larry; Heatwave; Heavy D & the Boyz; Heller, Jerry Henderson, Jocko; Henderson, Michael; Hendrix, Jimi; Higher Learning; “Hit and Run”; Holloway, Loleatta; Holmes, John; Honey (album); “Hot Mix 5”; House Mike; Houston, Thelma; Houston, Whitney; Howard, Adina; “How Ya Like Me Now”; H-Town; Hudson, Al; Hudson, Mike; Huff, Leon; Humphrey, Bobbi; “The Humpty Dance”; Hunt, Gene; Hunter, Terry; Hurley, Kim; Hurley, Steve “Silk”; Hutch, Willie; Hutchinson, Hugo “Hot Mixing”; Hyatt Regency; Hyde Park Racquetball Club
“I Ain’t No Joke”; “I Ain’t Tha 1”; I Am (album); “I Can’t Live Without My Radio”; “I Can’t Turn Around”; Ice Cube; Ice-T; “I Don’t Want Nobody to Give Me Nothing (Open the Door, I’ll Get It Myself)”; “I Know You Got Soul”; Illinois State University; “I Love Music”; “I’m a Big Freak”; “I’m a Homeboy”; “I’m Bad”; I’m Gonna Git You Sucka; Imports record store; I’m Still In Love With You; “Indo Smoke”; “I Need Love”; “In Living Color”; “I Love Music”; Instant Funk; “intake process”; Intelligent Hoodlum; Invisible Man’s Band; Iowa; IRS (Internal Revenue Service); “Is It All Over My Face”; Is It Something I Said? ; “It’s Showtime at the Apollo”; “It Feels So Nice (Do It Again)” It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back; “It Takes Two”; “I Want’a Do Something Freaky to You”; “I Want to Thank You”
Jackson, Freddie; Jackson, Janet; Jackson, Jesse; Jackson, Michael; Jackson, Reggie; Jackson, Samuel L; Jackson 5 (and Jacksons); “Jack the Ripper”; Jacobs, Debbie; Jam, Jimmy; James, Bob; James, Rick; Jason, Kenny “Jammin”; Jay-Z; Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince (also see Smith, Will); The JB’s; Jefferson, Marshall; Jet magazine; “Jimbrowski”; Jimmy, Bobby & the Critters; Jimmy “The Greek”; Jodeci; Johnson, Joel “Razor Sharp”; Johnson, John H.; Johnson, Robert “P-Nut”; Johnston, Bruce; Jones, Marshall; Jones, Quincy; Jordan, Michael; Jordan, Montell; Joyner, Tom; JP Chill; Jungle Brothers; “Jungle DJ” see “Life Is a Jungle”; “Just As Long As I Got You”; Just Ice;
“Kanday”; Kappa Alpha Psi (also see Nupes); Kelly, R; Kemp, Johnny; Kendricks, Eddie; Kent, Herb; Kentucky Fried Chicken; Kersey, Ron “Have Mercy”; keyboard bass; Khan, Chaka (also see Rufus); Kid ‘N Play; Kikrokos; K-ill; King, Alan; King, Dr. Martin Luther; King, Rodney; Kingman, Dave; Klein & M.B.O.; Klugh, Earl; KMD; “Knee Deep”; Knight, Gladys & the Pips; Knuckles, Frankie; Kool & the Gang; Kool Moe Dee; K104; Kraftwerk; Kranz, George; KRS-One (also see Boogie Down Productions); Krush Groove; Kurupt;
LaBelle, Patti; Lady of Rage; Lady Reed (also see “Sensuous Black Woman”); Lakeside; Lakim Shabazz; La Rock, Scott (also see Boogie Down Productions); Last Night a DJ Saved My Life: the History of the DJ; Laws, Ronnie; Leaders of the New School; Led Zeppelin; Lee, Kimora; Lee, Spike; “Le Freak”; Lethal Injection; “Let Me Ride”; “Let No Man Put Asunder”; Let’s Get it Started; Let’s Stay Together; “Let’s Stay Together” (song); Let’s Take It to the Stage (album); “Let’s Take It to the Stage” (song); Levan, Larry; LeVert, Eddie; Lewis, Ramsey; Lewis, Terry; Liaisons Dangereuses; Licensed to Ill; “Life is a Jungle”; Lifeline; Lil’ Kim; Lil’ Louis; Lincoln Hall; Liquid Liquid; LL Cool J; Lloyd Devastating Jackmaster; Long Dong Silver; Look Out For #1; Loose Joints; Los Angeles Lakers; Los Angeles Rams; Los Angeles Riots of 1992; “Los Niños del Parque”; Lost Records; “Love and Happiness”; Love Committee; “The Love I Lost”; “Love Is the Message”; Love, Joeski; Love, Monie; “Love Sensation”; The Low End Theory; Lowrell; Loyd, Overton; LTD; LTG Exchange; Luv, Ramonski; Lynn, Cheryl; Lynn, Fred
Mabry, Lynn; The Mack; Made in USA; Madonna; Maggot Brain (album); “Maggot Brain” (song); “Mainline”; Malcolm X; Mann, Herbie; Marie, Angela; Marie, Teena; Marino, Dan; Martin, Craig; “Mary Mary”; Marshall, Wilbur; Mason, Harvey; Maxell tapes; Mayfield, Curtis; MC Breed; MC Breeze; MC Hammer; MC Lyte; MC Ren; MC Shan; McCartney, Paul; McClain, Janice; McDonalds; McGee, Crazy Howard; McGriff, Jimmy; McKinnon, Dennis; McMahon, Jim; McMichael, Steve; Melle Mel; “Melodies”; Melvin, Harold & the Blue Notes (also see Pendergrass, Teddy); Mendel; “The Message”; “Message In Our Music”; Message in the Music; MFSB; Miami Dolphins; Michael, George; Michaels, Jammin’ Dave; Middlebrooks, Ralph “Pee Wee”; Mint Condition; Mista Grimm; Mix Your Own Stars; Mizell brothers (Larry & Fonce); Mo’Betta Blues; Mojica, Irene; Moments, the; Monkees, the; Montana, Joe; Montana, Vince; Moog synthesizer see keyboard bass; Moore, Rudy Ray (also see Dolemite); Morrison, Walter “Junie”; Mosson, Cordell “Boogie”; Mother’s Finest; Mothership Connection; “Mothership Connection (Star Child)”; Motor-Booty Affair; Motown Records: Moulton, Tom; “Move Your Body”; “Mr. Wiggles”; Muhammad, Honorable Elijah; Murder Was the Case; Murphy, Eddie; Music Box (also see Hardy, Ron) “Music is the Key”; Musique; “My Adidas”; Myers, Alicia; My Life (album); “My Rhyme Ain’t Done”;
NAACP; Nate Dogg; National Basketball Association (NBA); National Football League (NFL); Nation of Islam; Native Tongues; Naughty By Nature; Nelly; Newcleus; New Edition; New England Patriots; New Jack City; New Jack Swing; “The New Style”; New York City; New York Giants; New York Knicks; “New York New York”; “The Nigga Ya Love To Hate”; Niggaz4Life; “Night of the Living Base Heads”; 93rd street; 95th street; “No Head, No Backstage Pass”; Northern Illinois University (NIU); The Northern Star; “No Sleep Till Brooklyn”; Notorious B.I.G.; Nunnally, Keith; Nupes (also see Kappa Alpha Psi); “Nuthin’ But a G Thang”; NWA; NWA and the Posse
Off the Wall; Ohio
Paid In Full; Pandy, Darryl; “Papa’s Got a Brand New Bag”; Paris (rapper); Parker, AJ; Parker, Maceo; Parker Jr., Ray; Parlet; Parliament (also see Funkadelic); Parliament Live-P. Funk Earth Tour; “The Party Before the Party”; Party, Rick; “Pass the Peas”; Patra; Paul, Billy; “Paul Revere”; The Payback (album); “The Payback” (song); Payton, Walter; “Peace Pipe”; Pearl, Princess; Pegue, Richard; Pendergrass, Teddy (also see Melvin, Harold & the Blue Notes); “People Make the World Go Round”; Peoples Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm; Perry, William “The Refrigerator”; Pete Rock & CL Smooth; “Peter Piper”; P-Funk see Parliament and Funkadelic; “P-Funk (Wants to Get Funked Up)”; Pharcyde; Pharris (DJ); Phi Beta Sigma (Sigmas); Philadelphia Classics; Philadelphia Eagles; Philadelphia International Records; Philadelphia 76ers; Phillips, “Air Man” Gene; Phoenix Suns; Phreek; Pink Floyd; Pink House; “Placebo Syndrome”; Places and Spaces; “Planet Rock”; Playboy; Please Hammer Don’t Hurt ‘Em; Poetic Justice; Poitier, Sidney; Polydor Records; Ponsar, Serge!; Poor Righteous Teachers; Porter, Art; Powell, Kevin; Powell, William; The Predator (album); Prince; Principle, Jamie; Professor X the Overseer (also see X Clan); “Proud To Be Black”; Pryor, Richard; Public Enemy; “Peut etre…pas” (“The Other One”); Puff Daddy; “Pull Fancy Dancer Pull”; “Push It”
Queen; Queen Latifah; Ques (see Omega Psi Phi); Quik, DJ
Radio & Records (R&R); “Radio Scope”; Rags, Jim; Raising Hell; Ramp; Rams Horn Records; “R&B Classics”; “R&B Spotlights”; “Rapper’s Delight”; “Raw”; Rawls, Lou; Reagan, Nancy; Reagan, Ronald; “Rebel Without a Pause”; Record Box (also see Great Scott Records); “Regulate”; Reid, L.A.; Reynolds, Sheldon “Spinning”; Rhyme Pays; Richardson, Mike; Riley, Teddy; Riperton, Minnie; Ripple; Rob Base & DJ EZ Rock; Robinson, Sylvia; Robotnic, Alexander; Rocca, John; Rock, Chris; “Rock Creek Park”; “Rock the Bells”; “Rock the Boat”; Rolling Stone magazine; Rolling Stones; Rosario, Frankie; Rose Royce; Ross, Diana; Ross, Sean; Round 2 (album); “Roxanne Roxanne”; Rozelle, Pete; Rubin, Rick; Ruffin, David; Rufus (also see Khan, Chaka); “Rumpofsteelskin”; “Rump Shaker”; Run-DMC; Rush, DJ; Rushen, Patrice; Ruthless Records; Ryan, Buddy;
Sade; Salt-N-Pepa; Salsoul Orchestra; Salsoul Records; San Diego; “Sanford & Son”; San Francisco 49ers; Saturday Night Fever; Saturday Night the Album; Sauers; Saunders, Jesse; “Say It Loud-I’m Black and I’m Proud”; School Daze; Schoolly D; Scott, Dennis; 2nd Hand Tunes; Secret Weapon; “Self Destruction”; “Sensuous Black Woman Meets the Sensuous Black Man”; “Sex Machine”; Sex Packets; Shante, Roxanne; She Devil poster; “She’s a Skeezer”; “the shhh game”; Shider, Gary; Showdown (album); Side Effect; Sigma Gamma Rho; Silva, Dawn; Silz, Scott “Smokin”; Simmons, Russell; Simpson, Donnie; Simpson, O.J.; “Sing a Happy Song”; Singletary, Mike; Singleton, John; “Sir Nose D-Void of Funk”; 63rd & Hayes; Ski, Frank; Skinny Boys; “Skin Tight”; Slave (also see Steve Arrington); Slick Rick; Sly & the Family Stone; Smith, Elroy; Smith, Lonnie Liston; Smith, Will (also see Jazzy Jeff & the Fresh Prince); Snipes, Wesley; So Full of Love; Soldier Field; Solo (group); Some Ole Fly Gangsta Sheet!; Songs in the Key of Life; Soul For Real; “Soul Power”; “Soul Train”; Soul Train Awards; Soul II Soul; South Shore Commission; The Source magazine; Sparque; Special Ed; Special K; Spinners; Spirit (album); Spoon, Marco; “Squeeze the Trigger”; Standing on the Verge of Getting It On; StarKist Tuna; Starks, John “Jabo”; Steele, Richard; Steely Dan; “Stomp” (song); “Stop the Violence”; Stop the Violence Movement; Straight Outta Compton; Strain, Sammy; Stripling, Sylvia; Stubblefield, Clyde; Stylistics; Sugar Hill Gang; Summer, Donna; “Super Bad”; Super Bowl; “Super Bowl Shuffle”; Super Fly; Sure!, Al B.; Survival (album); “Survival” (song); Sweat, Keith; Sweet MD; Sweet Peter Jeeter; “Sweet Sticky Thing”; SWV; Sylvia see Robinson, Sylvia
“Take Your Dead Ass Home”; Tales of Kidd Funkadelic; “Talkin’ Loud and Saying Nothin”; Taste of Chicago; Taylor, Brenda; TDK tapes; “Tear the Roof Off the Sucker”; Technics 1200s; Tempest Trio; Temptations; “That Girl’s a Slut”; That Nigger’s Crazy; Theismann, Joe; Theus, Reggie; “Think” (song); 3rd Bass; “Third Choice Theory”; Thomas, Clarence; Thomas, Grady; Thomas, Joe; Thomas, Rufus; “Thousand Finger Man”; Thriller; “Time to Jack”; Tittle, LaDonna; TLC; To Be True; Todd, Pam; Tone Master tapes; Too Hot to Handle; Too Legit to Quit; Too Short; “Top Billin”; Top R&B Singles 1942-1988; Tougher Than Leather; T-Pain; Trammps; Travelin’ at the Speed of Thought; “Treat Her Like a Prostitute”; Trent, Ron; Tresvant, Ralph; A Tribe Called Quest; Trombipulation; “True to the Game”; T Sha Blee; “TSOP”; Tucker, C Delores; “Turn Off the Lights”; Turrentine, Stanley; 12 Play; 2 Live Crew; 2Pac (also Tupac); Tyner, McCoy
Uncle Jam Wants You; Underground, Glenn; Urban Adult Contemporary (Urban AC); Urban Contemporary (Mainstream Urban); Usher; UTFO;
Vandross, Luther; Van Halen; Vanilla Ice; “The Vertical Joyride”; Vibe magazine; “Video Soul”; Vincent, Rickey; Virginia; V103 see WVAZ; Vuitton, Louis
Waddy, Frankie “Kash”; “Walk This Way”; Walsh, Bill; War (band); Washington Redskins; Washington Jr., Grover; Washington, Steve; “Watching You”; Wayans, Damon; “W-BALLS”; WBMX; WDEK (DeKalb); “WEFUNK”; Wesley, Fred; Westbound Records; WGCI-AM (1390); WGCI (107.5 FM); “What’s Happening” (TV show); What’s the 411?; Where Will You Go When the Party’s Over; Whistle (rap group); Whitburn, Joel; White, Barry; “White Lines”; Whodini; WHPK (88.5); Wilkes, Sybil; Williams, Boo; Williams, Doug; Williams, Lenny; Williams, Mike; Williams, Walter; Williams, Wayne; Williamson, Fred; Willi Wear; Wilson, Otis; Winfrey, Oprah; Withers, Bill; “Wizard of Finance”; WJPC (950 AM); WJPC (106.3); WKDI (93.5 DeKalb); WKKC; WLUP; WNUR; Wolfe, Colin; Womack, Bobby; Womack & Womack; Wonder, Stevie; Wonder, Stevie’s Original Musiquarium I Word Up! magazine World Class Wreckin’ Cru; Worrell, Bernie; WOWI (Virginia); Wreckx-N-Effect; WSSD; WTLC (Indianapolis); WVAZ (V103)
X Clan; Xscape;
Yella, DJ; Yo! Bum Rush the Show; “Yo! MTV Raps”; “You Be Illin”; Young, Earl (also see Trammps); Young, Marc; “You Know How to Reach Us”; “You Know How We Do It”; “You’re Just the Right Size” ; “Your Love”
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