THIS DAY IN HIP HOP AND RAP HISTORY
created: July 27th, 2012 | comments: 0
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This Day in Hip Hop and Rap History
Host: Chuck D w/ Duke Eatmon & Ron Maskell
July 27th, 2012
July 27th – Controversial Philly Hip-Hop pioneer Schoolly D releases his fourth album “Am I Black Enough For You?”, on Jive Records, on this day in 1989.
The album contained the singles “Gangster Boogie” and “Livin’ In The Jungle.”
“Am I Black Enough For You” also featured tracks with titles like “Black Education”, “Black Power” and “Education Of A Black Man.”
The title track was featured in the 1990 New Line Cinema film “King Of New York” starring Christopher Walken.
“Am I Black Enough For You?” was produced by Schoolly D and long-time collaborator DJ Code Money.
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