Lightnin' Rod
About the artist
Lightnin' Rod was a pseudonym used by Jalal Nuriddin (Jalaludin M. Nuriddin), a member of influential proto-rap group The Last Poets . Lightnin' Rod's much-sampled 1973 album Hustler's Convention (sic) consists of one long rhyming narrative, relaying the story of a young ghetto player and his partner in crime. Broken into twelve tracks or "chapters", the tale features backing from a host of funk, soul and jazz musicians including Kool & The Gang, Eric Gale, Cornell Dupree, Bernard Purdie and Richard Tee.
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- Sport
- Spoon
- Brother Hominy Grit
- Four Bitches Is What I Got
- The Cafe Black Rose
- Grit's Den
- Sentenced to the Chair
- Coppin' Some Fronts for the Set
- The Shit Hits the Fan Again
- The Break Was so Loud, It Hushed the Crowd
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