Sha Rock
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| - | [[Sha-Rock]] was the first female MC in the group [[The Funky Four plus One]]). | + | [[Sha Rock]] is a American singer, she was the first female [[MC]], active in the group [[Funky Four plus One]]). |
| - | # [[Funky Four Plus One]] (redirect Sha Rock) | + | |
| - | Sha Rock temporarily left as well, and they were replaced by Lil' Rodney C! and Jazzy Jeff, who became the 'New' Funky Four and with the … | + | |
| - | # [[Crash Crew]] | ||
| - | [[Legends of Hip Hop]] w/ Ice-T, Flava Flav, Cheeks, Special K, Bambaataa, Smooth Approach, Sha-Rock, Whodini, Busy Bee, Grandmaster Caz, DLB, … | ||
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Sha Rock is a American singer, she was the first female MC, active in the group Funky Four plus One).
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