This 1999 compilation is probably the first hip-hop album designed for, but not limited to kids! Produced by Linda Tillery, it features tracks by Linda herself, the Cultural Heritage Choir, percussionist Sheila E., Taj Mahal and Maria Muldaur, combined with the street rap talents of teenage rappers. They create recognizable and danceable rhythms to songs like Cookie Jar, Funky Nursery Rhymes, Mary's Dancing Lamb, and the traditional slave song Juba Dis and Juba Dat, transformed by contemporary hip-hop sounds. Small ones will move to the groove!

Hippity Hop