Following the death of Joey Robinson Jnr. this week, I take a look at how his family’s legacy of great music and bad business.
No Country For Old (Rap) Men: Sugar Hill Records – The Hit Factory That Robbed Everybody Blind
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Nice write-up. I was always familiar with the rumors of Joe & Sylvia Robinson & the alleged crooked business of Sugarhill Records. But once I saw that “I Want My Name Back” documentary it was disheartening. RIP to all of them.
1480 in full effect
I knew the family personally. That article is dead on……Really nice people if your not doing business with them.
R.i.p everybody.
Sugar Killed Records.
You meant to say 4,080?