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Kurtis Blow

Kurtis Blow

American rapper and songwriterWikipedia

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Sep 11, 2026

speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:44
Head blown by Todd R, or was it the True Star? From Bama Lama to Tamla Mo.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:50
Curtis Mayfield to Kurtis Blow.
speaker_4UNKNOWN
29:52
Singing into my pillow and praying I don't doze until my nine-volt battery goes.
speaker_3UNKNOWN
30:09
This is an emergency.
Hi-CGUEST
9:45
You met Tone Loke.
Hi-CGUEST
9:47
I had a similar situation where Curtis Blow was downtown.
B-RealHOST
9:51
Yes.
Hi-CGUEST
9:52
I was like, God damn, I got to go down here and meet Curtis Blow.
Hi-CGUEST
9:55
I remember Def Jeff, of all people, being in there.
B-RealHOST
9:58
Yeah.
RoshaniHOST
4:59
I don't have to close my eyes to picture that.
BrandonHOST
5:02
From 1980, number 49, Curtis Blow, The Breaks.
RoshaniHOST
5:06
Love that song.
BrandonHOST
5:07
Wasn't that also that
RoshaniHOST
5:43
Anything can be an opportunity for a song.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:46
Well, I mean, that's how we got what it takes.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:50
Because I'm Curtis Blow, and I want you to know that these are the boys.
RoshaniHOST
5:57
Oh, yeah.
Al BranchGUEST
20:35
Yeah
Killer MikeHOST
20:36
First, Kurtis Blow.
Killer MikeHOST
20:36
You know, Curtis was dressed like a grown man.
Al BranchGUEST
20:38
Yeah.
Chris HaynerHOST
39:18
Basketball was my favorite sport.
Chris HaynerHOST
39:20
My name is Curtis Blow.
Chris HaynerHOST
39:22
My name is Jacob Troshman.
Matt ElfringHOST
39:25
Jacob Troshman.
RashaniHOST
4:59
I don't have to close my eyes to picture that.
BrandonHOST
5:02
From 1980, number 49, Curtis Blow, The Breaks.
RashaniHOST
5:06
Love that song.
BrandonHOST
5:07
Wasn't that also that
RashaniHOST
5:43
Anything can be an opportunity for a song.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:46
Well, I mean, that's how we got what it takes.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
5:50
Because I'm Curtis Blow, and I want you to know that these are the boys.
RashaniHOST
5:57
Oh, yeah.
TJ JeffersonPANELIST
43:29
Basketball's my favorite game.
TJ JeffersonPANELIST
43:31
I love football, but basketball, like Curtis Blow, is my favorite sport.
TJ JeffersonPANELIST
43:35
And I knew we didn't have streaming, we didn't have stuff like that.
TJ JeffersonPANELIST
43:37
I couldn't really watch the Sixers, so I needed to adopt a new West Coast team.
TL FosterHOST
5:05
So, OK, I'm getting my rat bag.
TL FosterHOST
5:08
So Curtis Blow is like kind of the first like big MC MC.
TL FosterHOST
5:11
Right.
TL FosterHOST
5:12
So basketball, I believe that track came out 81, 81, 82.
DonHOST
61:28
I mean, come on.
DonHOST
61:29
Make Curtis blow.
DonHOST
61:31
Curtis Blow, Zodiac, Mind Warp, James Brown, and L.A.
DonHOST
61:34
Guns.
DonHOST
61:35
Like, what is there not to love about that soundtrack?
Elizabeth Stordeur PryorGUEST
47:16
Yeah.
Jason MilesHOST
47:17
That, you know, rock music, like one of the first rappers to blow up is Curtis Blow.
Jason MilesHOST
47:22
His first tour is not with Gladys Knight.
Jason MilesHOST
47:25
It's not with Cameo.

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