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Disco Wiz and Grandmaster Caz - New York City blackout of 1977 

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Started out as a b-boy in the early 1970s and soon added DJ-ing and MC-ing to the mix. He's best known as the lead MC of the Cold Crush Brothers; Disco Wiz was a Latino DJ who was briefly known as DJ Louie Lou. Wiz worked with Grandmaster Caz then known as DJ Casanova Fly throughout the mid- to late-1970s; Whipper Whip was an MC who began his career with Grandmaster Caz, formed the Salt and Pepper MCs with Dota Rock, was briefly a member of the Cold Crush Brothers, and then joined Grand Wizard Theodore's Fantastic 5; Tony Tone was the sound man for DJ Breakout and the Brothers Disco. As a DJ, he paired up with DJ Charlie Chase and formed the Cold Crush Brothers. In this video clip, they discuss the 1977 New York City blackout.

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@dawolf4274
@dawolf4274 5 лет назад
Ahhhh NYC in the 70's... bad as it was, I miss it.
@TheJayster571
@TheJayster571 2 года назад
So Puerto Ricans co-founded hip hop
@BoricuaNyc
@BoricuaNyc Год назад
Ruby Dee was the first Boricua🇵🇷MC🎤-1969 Prince Whipper Whip🇵🇷🎤-1970
@scienz
@scienz 11 месяцев назад
yes they did
@FrankieBones
@FrankieBones 10 лет назад
I love these guys telling the story because I know for a fact the lights went out exactly as they told it, like it was travelling at 20-30 miles per hour, click, click, click - living in the last house on a dead end street next to freight tracks with the Son Of Sam rolling was some scary sh*t.
@podglorious
@podglorious 12 лет назад
Wow, what an amazing piece of hip hop and NYC history.
@sexxmode3197
@sexxmode3197 5 лет назад
Toney Tone Never leaving the girls alone
@telleyvestal3351
@telleyvestal3351 8 лет назад
BEAUTIFUL!!!
@ChicagoStreetTV
@ChicagoStreetTV 7 лет назад
first Latino dj
@171TITO
@171TITO 6 лет назад
Chicago Street TV *Yessir!*
@TheJayster571
@TheJayster571 2 года назад
Can you believe this nikka caz says Puerto Ricans are guess in hip hop and his dj that started with him is Puerto Rican what a hypocrite caz is!!
@bgvan37
@bgvan37 4 года назад
NYC my generation. We were in the park. I was junior in high school
@DJMTRAXXX
@DJMTRAXXX 8 месяцев назад
Mad Respect!!!
@chrisjenkins8450
@chrisjenkins8450 4 года назад
Holy shit! This is my first time seeing Disco Wiz. I never knew he's Latino.
@RANDY4410
@RANDY4410 10 лет назад
wow how i remember that black out living in Harlem in the Drew Hamilton Houses just brought a new oldsmoble 98 in 1977 and i just had came up stairs with my brother and the lights blinked then it went out a and every body was shouting black out black out so me and my brother ran back down stairs to the car and rode around and after a while they was tearing up the place store gates was torn down store windows busted out it was crazy
@allthingsdarrelld
@allthingsdarrelld 5 лет назад
this was dope!
@alip4281
@alip4281 4 года назад
This right here is why I give Cuban, PR and DR the pass to say the nigga! They were right there From the beginning
@Borisam
@Borisam 3 года назад
Amen to that! Love from PR!
@12tribesofisrael66
@12tribesofisrael66 3 года назад
We all was enslaved by the white man. History is deep Google 1492.
@pvj2234
@pvj2234 2 года назад
@Jay Aleem tensions was high in some areas, but believe me he wasn't the only one.
@Originalking
@Originalking 2 года назад
Huh? Beginning in America? I never seen pics of them on the plantation…guess the camera man just loved photographing blacks
@jman1562001
@jman1562001 2 года назад
@@Originalking lol 😆 😂
@dembowdembow8586
@dembowdembow8586 3 года назад
Puerto Rico 🇵🇷
@josequiles6278
@josequiles6278 2 года назад
porque nunca hablastes de charlie chasse y tony
@highcollide
@highcollide 2 года назад
🇨🇺! He was half cuban half puerto rican
@cresplove
@cresplove 12 лет назад
TRUE KINGZ!!
@professorFG
@professorFG 2 года назад
I remember that day of the Blackout in 1977, I was living on Valentine Ave myself between 184th and 187th. I also remember being scared as a 9 year old kid and it was only me, my brother and my mom in one small apartment. People were breaking into stores and breaking into apartments, it was scary that one day in the Bronx. You could literally hear people screaming in the middle of the night in other apartments nearby. We were a block away from that park battle they were discussing in this video and I didn't even know that was going on at the time.
@RCLaROCK1
@RCLaROCK1 11 лет назад
LONG LIVE THE PIONEERS...............BRONX 4EVER
@luqmanpilu
@luqmanpilu 12 лет назад
what clip is this from?
@RCLaROCK1
@RCLaROCK1 11 лет назад
nyc..i was AT DYKMAN ST PROJECTS....
@LocoMenteClaraOne
@LocoMenteClaraOne Год назад
Disco Wiz, reppin' Latino / Boricua / Nuyorican / Hispanic heads in pioneer hip-hop. We may not have been anywhere near 50% like Fat Joe incorrectly stated, but we WERE in the HH game, since day one. Just like Jamaicans too.
@dryinkdryink675
@dryinkdryink675 Год назад
A few...it was never your culture
@LocoMenteClaraOne
@LocoMenteClaraOne Год назад
@@dryinkdryink675 It actually WAS our culture as each of the 4 Elements were ALREADY present in one form or another way before the early 70s. Hence why we easily adopted it as our own, and improved on it too. Don't hate.... Appreciate
@dryinkdryink675
@dryinkdryink675 Год назад
@LocoMenteClaraOne Umm...it's not hate. Latinos came after the fact. Music..Black.. Dance Black..DJs Black music.....it's never an ours. There was never anything Latin about hip hop. All your Pioneers will tell you that. Every single one. I would ask what element came from your culture. There was very few latinos at Black parties. Chase, Wiz, Whipper Whip, First BBoy Batch..Crazy Legs will all tell youbits Black American Culture.....Herc also...try again. Show me a Rican Dre...Rican Snoop..Rican anything...Rican female rapper...it Latin....
@dryinkdryink675
@dryinkdryink675 Год назад
@LocoMenteClaraOne Jamaicans don't claim it...they know better
@LocoMenteClaraOne
@LocoMenteClaraOne Год назад
@@dryinkdryink675 "I would ask element came from Latin culture?" Emceein' and freestyle rap battles: Trovadores and Controversia music Graffiti Mural Art: Diego Rivera José Clemente and Orozco Breakin: See Mambo Madness for reference Deejayin': See descargas Latinas where we create rhythmic ongoing music meant to dance the night away to. And for the record amigo, I never said we created the elements in their MODERN forms this side of '73... I said that we easily took Hip-Hop as our own because ALL FOUR ELEMENTS WERE ALREADY PRESENT IN OUR CULTURE WAY BEFORE AUGUST 11, 1973 IN ONE FORM OR ANOTHER And yeah, we improved on the elements, especially Graf writing and b-boyin' too. That fact can't be argued, although plenty of racist Moreno types try to do just that. Hopefully you ain't one of them racist Moreno types mang
@sinanvuraler7006
@sinanvuraler7006 10 лет назад
One thing I don't get about what they explain... how the blackout and the fact that people want THEIR system is related? Can't the crowd want the system, or the turn tables or whatever even if there's no blackout?
@copper-coloredmvskoke8899
@copper-coloredmvskoke8899 5 лет назад
??? What are talking about? Listen to the story AGAIN...PLEASE???
@TheJayster571
@TheJayster571 2 года назад
Oh but wait the first dj is a guess in the house of hip hop according to this hypocrite caz!! And he also a real light skinned pr.
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