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Beat This A Hip Hop History

Hip Hop documentary 1984 tv special.

Starring:

Afrika Bambaataa, Cab Calloway, Drew Bundini Brown, Grandmaster Caz, H Rap Brown, Lisa Lee, Malcolm McLaren, Malcolm X, Martin Luther King, Mel Brooks, Muhammad Ali, Nelson Mandela

Genre:

Documentary, Music

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