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The Doctor’s Orders
90’s Hip-Hop Special
with Bam (Jungle Brothers)
8pm-2am, Saturday 7th January 2016
@ Hoxton Square Bar & Kitchen,
2-4 Hoxton Square, London N1 6NU
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Bam (Jungle Brothers)
Spin Doctor
Mo Fingaz
& Ralphonze 90
£4 Advance / £6 on the Door
The Doctor’s Orders are kicking off 2017 in style with a true legend. Before there was De La Soul and before there was A Tribe Called Quest the door was opened by the Jungle Brothers.
They helped pave the way for the jazz and funk infused afrocentricity that was such a huge part of 90’s Hip-Hop. For the first party of 2017 The Doctor’s Orders have invited founding member Bam to spin what is going to be a firing set.
He is joined by residents Spin Doctor, Mo Fingaz & Ralphonze 90 for a 90’s Hip-Hop spectacular where we take it back to the days of Boom Bap and the running man for you and yours.
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