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To Whoever It May Concern / To Whoever It May Concern (Instrumental)
To Whoever It May Concern / To Whoever It May Concern (Instrumental)

To Whoever It May Concern / To Whoever It May Concern (Instrumental)

Performing artist DJ Hollywood
Date1986
Mediumpolyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
DimensionsOverall (HW): 12 × 12 1/4 in. (30.48 × 31.115 cm)
Overall (Diameter): 11 7/8 in. (30.163 cm)
Credit LineMoPOP permanent collection
Object number2000.19.19.A,.B
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“To Whoever It May Concern” is a single released in 1986 by D.J. Hollywood. Signed under World to World Records, this single was produced by Donald “D” Bowden. This vinyl release featured “To Whoever It May Concern” (Instrumental) on the B-sides.

DJ Hollywood (Anthony Holloway, b. 1954) is a MC and DJ from Harlem, NY. Hollywood was the first rapper with the Hip-Hop style, making him the "Father" of the Hip-Hop style. Before Hollywood introduced "Hip-Hop style" rapping, he had already impacted DJing by creating a set that included singing, rhyming, and call and response, where he interacted with the crowd. In 1978 and 1979, DJ Hollywood was the first DJ to bring turntables and a mixer to perform at the Apollo Theater.

Vinyl has track listing, artist and record details in black ink.
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Date: 1981
Medium: ink; paper (fiber product)
Object number: 1999.733.263
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Date: c. 1975
Medium: ink; paper (fiber product)
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Date: 1982
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
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DJ Mark The 45 King
Date: 1989
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1999.425.30.A-.C
Battle Breaks
DJ Twirlz
Date: 1992
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1999.425.62.A,.B
Let's Do It
Quad City DJs
Date: 1997
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1998.971.29.A,.B
Born and Raised in Compton + Born and Raised in Compton (Radio Version) / Sweet Black Pussy + Sweet Black Pussy (Remix)
DJ Quik
Date: 1991
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1998.971.3.A,.B
Hanging Out + Roxanne, Roxanne / Hanging out (Instrumental) + Roxanne, Roxanne (Instrumental)
UTFO
Date: 1984
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1999.197.5
The Bridge is Over (vocal mix) + The Bridge is Over (instrumental mix) / A Word From Our Sponsors (vocal mix) + A Word From Our Sponsors (instrumental mix)
Boogie Down Productions
Date: 1998
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 1999.425.2.A,.B
"V" The Viper + Let's Whop / "V" The Viper (Instrumental) + Let's Whop (Instrumental)
Vandy C. & Bill Blast
Date: 1985
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 2001.279.4.A,.B
You've Gotta Believe (Vocal) + Starski Live At The Disco Fever (Vocal) / You've Gotta Believe (Instrumental) + Starski Live At The Disco Fever (Instrumental)
Lovebug Starski
Date: 1983
Medium: polyvinyl chloride; paper (fiber product); ink
Object number: 2001.279.9.A,.B
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