Hip Hop Be Bop Records

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Hip Hop on 45s. Hip Hop Be Bop is a site dedicated to Hip Hop from 1979 to 1986. In their shop they sell two releases of an artist called Silver Fox. Cool oldschool Hip Hop food for your hungry turntables.

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