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On August 11, 1973, Hip Hop Pioneer, DJ Kool Herc, was DJing his sister's back-to-school party in the Bronx when he did something that, according to legend, had never been done before. Using two turntables and two copies of the same record, he extended the "break" in a song, isolating what he considered to be the best part of the song, and repeated the break, over-and-over, going back-and-forth between the two records. The crowd was blown away and a new form of music, and culture, was born.
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READ MOREListen in for this special Women Who Rock interview with singer, songwriter and producer Madison McFerrin. She chats with midday host Eugenie about how an argument on a road trip turned into a song about Utah, discovering a love for creating beats and producing during the pandemic and the experience of working with her father Bobby McFerrin for the first time. Hear the full conversation and listen in to the songs “Utah” and “Run” from McFerrin’s debut album I Hope You Can Forgive Me. Original air date Fri, June 6, 2023.
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