Paulette And Tanya Winley Rhymin' And Rappin' / Ann Winley Watch Dog Near MINT
$
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Description
From Wikipedia:
Tanya Winley, and her sister Paulette recorded 'Rhymin' and Rappin' under Winley Records in 1979. Dan Charnas, in The Big Payback: The History of the Business of Hip-Hop, relates that after a recording session with the Harlem Underground Band, Paul asked the band to play a "loose funky groove" while his teenaged daughters, Paulette and Tanya, tried out their rhymes. What eventually resulted was "Rhymin' and Rappin"—one of the earliest rap songs entirely by women. The 'B' side of the record featured mother Ann Winley's funk song "Watch Dog."
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