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Hip-Hop / R&B

The massive success and feel-good messages of black artists like Prince, Michael Jackson, and Whitney Houston didn't address the troubles plaguing America's inner cities. That's when hip-hop stepped in to tell the people what time it was.
Run DMC
 
 
Artist Interview
 
  Rick James
Rick James
Mr. Super Freak recalls the days of segregated radio and what it took to cross the racial divide.
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Essential Albums
 
  Sign O The Times
Prince - Sign 'O' the Times (1987, Warner Bros.)
Ambition usually swamps him, but on this double disc, a huge splash of politics, raunch, and frivolity stacked up in a way that clarified much of his previous work and was a blast to listen to.
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Listen to great '80s music on Retrograde Radio!
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