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  1. Jam Master Jay -- Run Dmc
    The late Jam Master Jay, one half of the heralded hip-hop group Run DMC represented the cornerstone of the adidas' movement. In adidas' "Sounds of the City" collection, they pay tribute to a legend and Queens, NY with a series of apparel and footwear. Pictured here are polos, t-shirts and track jackets. Available now at select adidas' Originals accounts.
  2. Jam Master Jay -- Run-Dmc Dj Jam Master Jay
    The New York Daily News reports that investigators may be closer to finding the person who murdered Run-DMC DJ Jam Master Jay. The case turned cold, when all original leads produced nothing after over five years. Now authorities believe the killer may be identifiable by a tattoo on his neck.
  3. Rap Artists -- African American
    During the mid-1980s, rap moved from the fringes to the mainstream of the American music industry as white musicians began to embrace the new style. In 1986 rap reached the top ten on the Billboard pop charts with “(You Gotta) Fight for Your Right (To Party!)” by the Beastie Boys and “Walk This Way” by Run-DMC and Aerosmith. Known for incorporating rock music into its raps, Run-DMC became one of the first rap groups to be featured regularly on MTV (Music Television). Also during the mid-1980s, the first female rap group of consequence, Salt-N-Pepa, released the singles “The Show Stoppa” (1985) and “Push It” (1987); “Push It” reached the top 20 on Billboard’s pop charts.
  4. Jam Master Jay -- Jason Mizell
    Jam Master Jay, who was born Jason Mizell in the middle-class Queens neighborhood of Hollis, was shot in the head and killed Wednesday night at a recording studio in the borough's Jamaica neighborhood. He was 37. Police are investigating the shooting, which took place inside a studio on Merrick Boulevard about 7:30 p.m. EDT.
  5. Jam Master Jay
    New York, NY  --  It's hard to believe it's nearly five years since Jam Master Jay was shot to death in New York City. Unfortunately, what is not so hard to believe: no one has been arrested in the murder of the turntable legend who spun tracks for Run-DMC.
  6. Chingy -- Nelly
    Chingy tickets are available for this rapper from St. Louis. Chingy came into the rapping scene in the early 2000's and followed in the footsteps of Nelly and was helped by Ludacris to get his career started. With his southern accent and backing from other already established rappers, Chingy fit right in with his music. Get your concert tickets today to see Chingy live.
  7. Jam Master Jay -- People
    The mother of rap icon Jam Master Jay knows the truth: The people who brazenly pumped a bullet into her son's head remain on the street. So do the witnesses -- some of them Jay's friends -- who can identify the killers. Law enforcement knows it, too. Five years, a substantial reward and a lengthy investigation haven't changed a thing when it comes to arresting the murderer of the Run-DMC turntable legend.
  8. Hip Hop Dance Moves -- Street Jazz
    Unlike jazz, ballet and ballroom dancing, hip-hop style of dancing allows the dancer to experience complete freedom while moving across the floor. For styles like jazz, ballet or any other classical style; there is a technique that is mandatory, which is infused with the choreography in the later stages.
  9. Aerosmith -- Joe Perry
    Guitarist Joe Perry of Aerosmith and producer Jack Douglas (John Lennon, Aerosmith) are working together on a soundtrack for "New York Minute," a film set to star James Caan. Douglas described the music penned so far as having a trip-hop feel: "Miles Davis meets the Chemical Brothers." No release date for the flick has been announced at this time.
  10. Rap -- African American
    Rap/Hip-Hop music is the type of sound that comprising the hip hop genre. It basically consists of repetitive rhyming with a catch beat. It is derived from the folk poets of West Africa, Caribbean-style toasting and American Blues and Jazz sounds. It is now widely accepted in the mainstream music world, with many rap artists being household names these days.
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