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Hood Classics

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We're taking this one back to the streets of the early to mid 80s. These are the jams you would have heard in the park during a pick up game of hoop or sitting out back playing dominoes... coming out of cars on your block and in the underground warehouse clubs on a Saturday night. These cuts were validated by the streets not radio program directors and charts. So break out the boombox and put on your adidas and jam to 18 Hood Classics from 82-86.

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(please excuse the sound quality of a couple of these cuts as they are rare vinyl rips)

The Smurf - Tyrone Brunson Hand Dance - The Reddings Trippin' Out - The Bar Kays Hard to Get - Rick James Mirda Rock - Reggie Griffin &amp

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Vol 1

    No date given · 1 h 13 min

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  1. Hood Classics Vol 1

    Old Time Radio · Reunion Radio · 1 episode here · archive.org

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