From the Bronx to Hollis
New York ♪ · 1979-1989 · combined 99.1
Block parties in the Bronx turned into records, and Queens took them to the charts. Britain heard it first: the early hits made the UK top ten long before the American one.
Artists
- Beastie Boys40.08
- LL Cool J23.38
- Run-DMC14.87
- Public Enemy7.98
- Eric B. & Rakim6.81
- Salt-N-Pepa5.06
- The Sugarhill Gang0.4
- Grandmaster Melle Mel0.25
- The Fat Boys0.21
- Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five0.09
Signature songs
- “All I Have” : LL Cool J · US #1 (2003)
- “It's Like That” : Run-DMC · UK #1 (1998)
- “Ain't Nobody” : LL Cool J · UK #1 (1997)
- “Push It” : Salt-N-Pepa · UK #2 (1988)
- “Let's Talk About Sex” : Salt-N-Pepa · UK #2 (1991)
- “All I Have” : LL Cool J · UK #2 (2003)
- “The Twist (Yo Twist)” : The Fat Boys · UK #2 (1988)
- “Control Myself” : LL Cool J · UK #2 (2006)
- “Hey Lover” : LL Cool J · US #3 (1995)
- “Loungin” : LL Cool J · US #3 (1996)
- “Whatta Man” : Salt-N-Pepa · US #3 (1994)
- “Rapper's Delight” : The Sugarhill Gang · UK #3 (1979)
- “Hush” : LL Cool J · UK #3 (2005)
- “Shoop” : Salt-N-Pepa · US #4 (1993)
- “Luv U Better” : LL Cool J · US #4 (2002)
- “Walk This Way” : Run-DMC · US #4 (1986)
- “Control Myself” : LL Cool J · US #4 (2006)
- “Harder Than You Think” : Public Enemy · UK #4 (2012)
- “Twist and Shout” : Salt-N-Pepa · UK #4 (1988)
- “Do You Want Me” : Salt-N-Pepa · UK #5 (1991)