
Poor Righteous Teachers
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Search complete. 11 mentions across 10 episodes found for "Poor Righteous Teachers".
Nov 2, 2026
Apt. 5B Podcast Hosted by Kil: Who Are Some of the Dopest Slept On Hip Hop & R&B Groups?
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37:45KilHOST
He talks about, of course, the whole shooting incident and everything like that but definitely a dope documentary on all black too so uh check that out vague what you got up next bro
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37:56VaguePANELIST
uh poor righteous teachers I feel like for how dope they were from the beats.
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38:04VaguePANELIST
Yeah, I got to take two.
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38:07VaguePANELIST
What's it called? From the beats to the rhymes, like conscious rappers that could spit.
FROM DETROIT TO ATLANTA: THE MAN WHO DOCUMENTED HIP-HOP HISTORY || NUFACE || EPISODE 093
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34:41Larry "Nuface" ComptonGUEST
But it was also about balance.
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34:43Larry "Nuface" ComptonGUEST
While I was listening to Live Crew and Too Short, I was also listening to Poor Righteous Teachers.
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34:48Larry "Nuface" ComptonGUEST
Brian Newby and X-Clan, Boogie Down Production, hearing stories of Frederick Douglass and those type of, Malcolm X. I didn't realize what that album cover would, by all means necessary, with KRS-One on the blinds.
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35:02Larry "Nuface" ComptonGUEST
He was mimicking Malcolm X looking through the blinds of the house.
Club Shay Shay - Nuri Muhammad Part 2
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43:18Nuri MuhammadGUEST
But conscious music was popular back...
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43:20Nuri MuhammadGUEST
It was Public Enemy, it was, it was, uh, Brand Nubian, it was Poor Righteous Teachers, it was X-Clan, it was Ice Cube from, uh, Death Certificate.
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43:29Nuri MuhammadGUEST
It, I mean, we, we had, we had some, some, some, some brothers and sisters, Queen Latifah, they was representing the idea that the honorable Elijah Muhammad had taught.
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43:38Nuri MuhammadGUEST
So how did, uh, Muhammad Ali join the Nation? Guess what? He heard a song by Minister Louis Farrakhan, A White Man's Heaven Is a Black Man's Hell.
"Sellin Wolf tickets," Jalen Hurts out, Elon Musk exposed, Nas speaks!
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51:22Black DotHOST
You know what I'm saying? Which the microphone was used for to express would fight the power.
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51:28Black DotHOST
Public, you know, Karis One, X-Clan, Brand Nubians, Poor Righteous Teachers, Native Tongues, Queen Latifah, and the Ladies First.
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51:38Black DotHOST
All of that emerged Even NWA was straight out of Compton.
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51:44Black DotHOST
You know what I mean? So all of this gave a platform to the pain, the suffering, the struggle.
Episode 519 w/ Treach
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52:20N.O.R.E.HOST
Uh-huh.
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52:21DJ EFNHOST
Brand Nubian or Poor Righteous Teachers?
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52:23TreachGUEST
Damn it.
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52:23TreachGUEST
Damn it.
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52:24TreachGUEST
Come...
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52:24N.O.R.E.HOST
'Cause Poor Righteous Teachers is from Trenton.
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52:26TreachGUEST
Jersey.
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52:27N.O.R.E.HOST
Trenton.
Episode 183: 35th Anniversary Of The Low End Theory
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45:53L1HOST
Yeah.
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45:54Last ManHOST
Definitely, definitely Poor Righteous Teachers was an influence-
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45:57L1HOST
Okay
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45:57Last ManHOST
... on all these guys, but I don't think even so much, I mean, yeah, obviously the, these things influenced them and the, and the culture, but I think Phife was just Jamaican, and he grew up in a Jamaican household listening to Jamaican music.
Ep.383 - #UKBHM 2026: Outlaw Posse / Brothers Like Outlaw
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32:08Charlie TaylorHOST
Like, you know, they do this little tease of a...
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32:15Charlie TaylorHOST
You know, instead of like a typical just... you know, we're just, we just do hip-hop kind of thing, they try to add another wrinkle to their style, if you, if you're guessing by the album artwork, is that they kind of go down like a, they try and go down like a five percenter route, but they don't really lean into it that hard, there's a couple moments throughout some tracks where, you know, they, you know, they, they, you know, they have a You know, lyrical moments of 5% of talk, right? Think Poor Righteous Teachers, for example.
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32:56Charlie TaylorHOST
Think X-Clan, which we haven't done, actually.
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32:59Charlie TaylorHOST
We haven't done X-Clan, I should put it on the list.
Mark Rae: The Greatest EVOLUTION OF MUSIC | The Path from DJing to Record Labels & Beyond
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14:29Mark RaeGUEST
Um, the link started with a guy called Anthony Depula, who's no longer with us, so RIP to Tony Dee.
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14:36Mark RaeGUEST
He produced Poor Righteous Teachers, and he was a good rapper himself, but an incredible master of the SP-1200 drum machine.
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14:44Mark RaeGUEST
I, um, licensed a, an album, uh, from him to start my record label, Grand Central.
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14:50Alex ChristouHOST
Who- US-based.
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31:09MC EihtHOST
We had dudes like Public Enemy.
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31:12MC EihtHOST
We had Poor Righteous Teachers.
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31:14MC EihtHOST
We had people like X-Clan.
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31:18MC EihtHOST
So I don't want to say that it was a plot to destroy them.
30 Years of Stones Throw: Peanut Butter Wolf on MF DOOM, Madlib, Dilla & the Label’s Legacy
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4:21Chris ManakGUEST
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4:21Chris ManakGUEST
Poor Righteous Teachers, A Tribe Called Quest, so on and so on.
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4:25Chris ManakGUEST
So we were...
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4:27Chris ManakGUEST
Yeah, from that, every rapper from San Jose that was into the latter of what I was just explaining would hit me up and be like, "Oh, you know, I got...