The first hip hop record

Answer 1

The first rapper was Al Jolson in the 30s followed by Jimmy Dean in the 50s with 'Big John'. The first rap song of the 70s was by Fat Back's "KIng Tim III Personality Jock" in 1979. America is so "racist" that they will try to take the credit for "Rap Music" or change the name of the music to "Hip-hop". "Rap Music" like all other original musics from America was created by and for Black people in America. America is just so racist and the jewsare so greedy that it's a shame. The first rap song was "King Tim III" and "Rapper's Delight" was next. Read "The Origin of Rap Music" or listen to "Rapologist Speaks '94" for clarity.

Answer 2

I don't know, but I can tell you that the first rap song to gain national prominance was Rappers Delight by the Sugarhill gang 1979. That doesn't make it the first rap song though. Apparently Rap had been gestating and taking form in the New York music scene at least two years earlier, as the Broadway musical "Runaways" by Elizabeth Swados contains a rudimentary Rap song called "Enterprise". That soundtrack was released a year before Rappers Delight; in 1978. Hope this helps some.

Answer 3

Old school hip hop describes the earliest commercially recorded hip hop music (1979-1984... name unkown

Answer 4

Sugarhill Gang - Rappers Delight but some say there were songs with rap in them. Those are more like spoken word or poetry to me.

Answer 5

A white girl in the band "Blondie" and the song is "Rapture".

Answer 6

The Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight

Answer 7

Run DMC

Answer 8

Sugar ray hill

Answer 9

Llal