Peel first heard of Roxanne Shante by import in 1985 when she released her single "Roxanne's Revenge", which he regularly played. Another single "Queen of Rox" was also played many times on Peel's show in 1985 and at the end of 1999, he nominated the track as his Peelenium 1985. After playing the song as part of the Peelenium, Peel mused:
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| - Roxanne Shanté (* 9. November 1969 in Queens, New York City, USA, bürgerlicher Name, Lolita Shante Gooden) ist eine US-amerikanische Rapperin und Psychologin. Sie war Mitglied der legendären Juice Crew um den Musikproduzenten und DJ Marley Marl (bestehend aus Marley Marl, MC Shan, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shanté, und Craig G) und gilt als Vorbild für viele später erfolgreiche weibliche Rapperinnen. (u. a. Cora E.)
- Peel first heard of Roxanne Shante by import in 1985 when she released her single "Roxanne's Revenge", which he regularly played. Another single "Queen of Rox" was also played many times on Peel's show in 1985 and at the end of 1999, he nominated the track as his Peelenium 1985. After playing the song as part of the Peelenium, Peel mused:
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| - Roxanne Shanté (* 9. November 1969 in Queens, New York City, USA, bürgerlicher Name, Lolita Shante Gooden) ist eine US-amerikanische Rapperin und Psychologin. Sie war Mitglied der legendären Juice Crew um den Musikproduzenten und DJ Marley Marl (bestehend aus Marley Marl, MC Shan, Big Daddy Kane, Biz Markie, Roxanne Shanté, und Craig G) und gilt als Vorbild für viele später erfolgreiche weibliche Rapperinnen. (u. a. Cora E.)
- Peel first heard of Roxanne Shante by import in 1985 when she released her single "Roxanne's Revenge", which he regularly played. Another single "Queen of Rox" was also played many times on Peel's show in 1985 and at the end of 1999, he nominated the track as his Peelenium 1985. After playing the song as part of the Peelenium, Peel mused: "I've not heard that for a decade. What a fantastic record it was! and it didn't sound as though it had dated a minute over the past fourteen years or so. It's strange: sometimes you do wonder, hearing that again, how we've got from a record as startling, as original and exciting as that to a lot of the kind of big money hip-hop that you see in the charts and occasionally hear on the radio, and you think, how did we get there from here? Very odd."
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