
Jocko Henderson
American radio disc jockeyWikipedia
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 2 episodes found for "Jocko Henderson".
Oct 14, 2026
Doechii Drops + Who REALLY Started Hip-Hop? It Wasn’t One Man, One Day
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93:46DeJuan BPANELIST
You'll hear Fire, Fire Freddy agree.
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93:48DeJuan BPANELIST
Jocko Henderson was where, when, when we wonder why rap music started specifically in New York the way it is, because of Jocko Henderson.
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93:57DeJuan BPANELIST
Like, the, he was on the, that was, the original DJ was on the radio.
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94:01Mickey FactzPANELIST
Mm.
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94:01DeJuan BPANELIST
And Jocko Henderson would rap, "What? Two five, two eight seven, one eight five." And, and it, it would be jive talk, and he had jive talking.
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94:09DeJuan BPANELIST
And the how I got the jive talking was because George Clinton used to redo a lot of Jocko Henderson raps.
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94:14Mickey FactzPANELIST
Mm.
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94:14DeJuan BPANELIST
The Make the Funk the P-Funk, all that stuff was him redoing Jocko Henderson rapping, and Jocko Henderson was one of the biggest name.
STORMIN' NORMAN SELDIN The Sound of Asbury Park; Bruce Springsteen, Clarence Clemons & Jersey Shore Music History; Author, ‘You Don’t Know Me’
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42:24Norman SeldinGUEST
And uh, I was very fortunate.
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42:26Norman SeldinGUEST
I, I, I ran into Jocko Henderson, W-A-D-O in New York.
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42:31Calvin SchwartzHOST
I remember him.
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42:31Norman SeldinGUEST
You know, uh, and he introduced me to the entire rhythm and blues Black radio network, every program director all the way down to Florida.