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Ladies of Hip Hop from 1979 to 2000: Female Emcee 101

(track list below) Here's my mix of some of the most important ladies in hip from the birth of the genre through to the end of 1999. The process for finding them wasn't as academic as it should have been. I gathered a big list of every femcee I could find and did research on all of them. Then I started to cut ones out that I couldn't find decent verses for. There were a lot that simply didn't have any music I wanted to share... people like Tany Sole and Amil. Just, no. And there are ones that i forgot that i really should have put in (thanks for all of your comments with suggestions, this has to be one of the best lists of quality female emcees from the era) - Paulett & Tanya 'sweet tee' Winley, Mercedes Ladies, Missy Dee, Michie Mee (damn she was good), Sha'Key, Simple E, Hurricane G, Frick n Frack, Oaktown 357 (even if it was MC Hammer's thing), Ice Cream Tee, Lin Que, Queen Mother Rage/ Isis... there's more (just see the comments) but i wasn't so worried about them. Again, thanks for your comments. Apart from the couple of douches. I tried to find the oldest track that I was feeling. Of course, there were always older tracks to be found, but I wanted to capture the point where they broke through in industry terms or just into public consciousness, and I wanted video where possible. For example, Missy Elliot was doing stuff at least 6 years before I had her listed, but the track is from Supa Dupa, when she really broke. I didn't always get it right, but I'm happy with the verses as it stands. The compilation goes from the earliest to the most recent. There are other technicalities to consider: I had poets form the 70's that rhymed over music and it feels like rapping (people like Sarah Webster Fabio and Nikki Giovanni) but I wanted to keep it hip hop. I'm British, so you will see a few more English acts than Americans may expect. I've started on part 2, or the 102. Boy that's tricky and will start a few arguments. And if you really want conflict, wait until the 'best female verses'. Anyways, the track listing is below -- hope that you enjoy it. Comment with your opinions and perhaps I'll do a new edit. In fact that's a lie, I won't, but at least we can get a better list. 1. Intro piece with Lisa Lee, Debbie Dee and Sha Rock in the room (from Beatstreet in 1984) 2. Sha Rock -- on WHBI 105.9FM with Jazzy Jay 3. Lady B -- To the Beat Y'all 4. The Real Roxanne -- Roxanne on a Roll 5. Roxanne Shante -- Roxanne's Revenge 6. Sparky D -- 39's Turn (not sure this is right) 7. Salt n Pepa -- Push it 8. Antoinette -- Who's The Boss 9. JJ Fad- Supersonic 10. She Rockers -- Jam it Jam 11. MC Lyte -- Light as a Rock 12. Queen Latia -- U.N.I.T.Y. 13. Monie Love -- Monie in the Middle 14. Cookie Crew -- Born This Way 15. Nikki D -- Letting of Steam 16. Neneh Cherry -- Buffalo Stance 17. MC Luscious -- Boom I Got Your Boyfriend 18. Yo-Yo -- You Can't play with my Yoyo 19. Dimples D -- Sucker DJs 20. Sister Souljah - The Hate that Hate Produced 21. Donnel Jones (+Lisa Left Eye Lopez) -- You Know What's Up 22. Suga T -- Woman 23. Mia X -- True Bout It 24. Digable Planets (Ladybug Mecca) -- 9th Wonder 25. Fugees (Lauren Hill) -- Vocab 26. Boss -- Recipe of a Hoe 27. Da Brat -- Funkdafied 28. Bahamadia -- 3 The Hard Way 29. Heather B -- All Glocks Down 30. Junior Mafia (Lil Kim) -- Get Money 31. Charlie Baltimore -- Money 32. The Herbaliser (+ Jean Grae AKA What What, as she was then) -- The Blend 33. Nonchalent -- 5 0'Clock 34. Blackstreet (Queen Pen) -- No Diggity 35. Jay Z & Foxy Brown -- Ain't No Nigga 36. Missy Elliot -- The Rain 37. Ruff Ryders (+ Eve) -- What You Want 38. Lady of Rage -- Afro Puffs 39. Ra Digga -- Tight 40. Trick Daddy (+ Trina) Nann 41. Kristi Krisis SSC#66 beat on the Outro