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Brother D
12+ albums
funkHip-Hop
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Brother D, real name Daryl Aamaa Nubyahn, was an early American rapper and hiphop artist. His track 'How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise' (1980), with a crowd of male and female guest rappers, was one of the first socially conscious rap lyrics. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.
top songs
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How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise
3712How We Gonna Make The Black Nation Rise?
2503How we gonna make the black nation rise (1980)
1214Dib-be-dib-be-dize
765Clappers Power
326How We Gonna Make The Black Nat
207PADA PADUKA master
158Stronger
149He Saved Me
1310How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise (reggae)
12albums
Dib-Be-Dib-Be-Dize / How We Gonna Make The Black Nation Rise?
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Ego Trip's Greatest Hip Hop Singles: 1980
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Electro & Break & Rap (single) vol 01
Jesus Saved Me
Deeper
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Ego Trip 1980
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Rare Oldschool HipHop Tracks Volume 2
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Big Apple Rappin'- The Early Days Of Hip-Hop Culture In New York City (1979-1982)
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How we gonna make the black nation rise?
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Rare Satin Grooves
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Rare Oldschool HipHop Tracks Volume 10
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How We Gonna Make the Black Nation Rise