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Big Daddy Kane

The Symphony

1988 · via Big Daddy Kane

Big Daddy Kane’s recording of “The Symphony” came out in 1988, the earliest year on file; Marley Marl & The Juice Crew All‐Stars’ came out the same year. Big Daddy Kane shares the writing credit with Marley Marl, Craig G, Kool G Rap and Masta Ace.

Big Daddy Kane – The Symphony
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Kane shares the credit on this one with Marley Marl, Craig G, Kool G Rap and Masta Ace, and the crew came back years later to cut it again under the All-Stars banner. Start with Kane's own take, then hear the whole family return to it.

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Credited writers: Marley Marl, Big Daddy Kane, Craig G, Kool G Rap and Masta Ace.

Earliest release on file: this one, 1988, the same year as Marley Marl & The Juice Crew All‐Stars.

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Big Daddy Kane co-wrote "The Symphony" with four other rappers and a producer's crew. Which act later put the song back on record?Marley Marl & The Juice Crew All‐Stars
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