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- Easy AD (Hip Hop performer, member of Cold Crush Brothers)[remove]5
- Grandmaster Caz (Curtis Fisher) (Hip Hop performer, born Bronx, NY, member of Cold Crush Brothers.)5
- JDL (Jerry D. Lewis) (Hip Hop performer, member of Cold Crush Brothers.)5
- Almighty Kay Gee (Hip Hop performer, member of Cold Crush Brothers)4
- Charlie Chase (Born Carlos Mandes. Hip Hop DJ, born Manhattan, NYC, member of Cold Crush Brothers)4
- Afrika Bambaataa (Hip Hop DJ from the South Bronx. Instrumental in the early development of hip hop.)3
- DJ Tony Tone (Hip Hop DJ, member of Cold Crush Brothers)3
- Jazzy Jay (Early Hip Hop DJ. Born: South Carolina, active in New York City in 70's & 80's)3
- Mr. Biggs (Hip Hop emcee. Member of the Soulsonic Force.)3
- Pow Wow (Hip Hop emcee. Member of the Soulsonic Force.)3
- The Cold Crush Brothers (Hip Hop group, South Bronx (original members: Tony Tone, Charlie Chase, Easy A.D., Kay Gee, Jerry Dee, Grandmaster Caz, DJ Outlaw))3
- Afrika Bambaataa and the Soulsonic Force (Electro-Funk and Hip-Hop ensemble, from Bronx, NY, led by DJ Afrika Bambaataa, featuring MC GLOBE, Mr. Biggs, Pow Wow)2
- DJ Whiz Kid (Early Hip Hop DJ)2
- Herculords (Early Hip Hop performers who began speaking ("rapping") in sync with the beats, and became known as MCs or emcees. The Herculords, made up of Herc, Coke La Rock, Clark Kent, Timmy Tim, LeBrew, and Imperial JC were the earliest to gain major fame.)2
- High Powered 3 MC's (Early Hip Hop performers)2
- Kool DJ Red Alert (Pioneering Hip Hop DJ from Harlem.)2
- Kool Herc (Jamaican born Hip Hop DJ, active 1967 -)2
- Lisa Lee (Hip Hop emcee. Member of the Cosmic Force, as well as Us Girls.)2
- Afrika Bambaataa and the Cosmic Force (One of Bambaataa's many groups. Featured emcees Lisa Lee, Ikey C, Chubby Chub, and Ice Ice.)1
- Buddy Esquire ("The Flyer King") (Hip Hop Flyer Designer, active in the 1970s and 1980s)1