Hip Hop Icon Presents Classic Hip Hop Concert Series in Nation's Capitol, Washington, DC

Easy A.D. of the legendary Cold Crush Brothers/Classic Hip Hop LLC and The Donerson Research Group, Inc. in support of a national museum's Hip Hop Initiative.

A-tone, the Hip Hop Historian

We want people to come out and bring their sons and daughters to experience innovative Hip Hop music from Classic Hip Hop artists. Joining me on stage will be: Whodini, Slick Rick, Kool Mo Dee, Roxanne Shante and Trouble Funk. And on the turntables will be the Original DJ Tony Tone of the Cold Crush Brothers, which makes this a family affair

Hip Hop has come a long way and with the Washington, DC concert and the Hip Hop exhibit initiative, we hope to help bring it full circle.

Washington, DC (PRWEB) November 10, 2008 -- Hip Hop icon presents Classic Hip Hop Concert Series in Nation's Capitol.

Who: Easy A.D. of the legendary Cold Crush Brothers/Classic Hip Hop LLC and The Donerson Research Group, Inc. in support of a national museum's Hip Hop Initiative.

What: Classic Hip Hop Concert Series

When: Saturday, November 22, 2008

Where: Washington, DC, USA

Why: Adrian "Easy A.D." Harris and his business partner, Anthony "A-tone, the Hip Hop Historian" Hovington, a graduate of Duke University with a degree in African-American Studies, co-founded Classic Hip Hop L.L.C. in 2005 to preserve and promote the positive aspects of Hip Hop Culture. They have joined with Haywood Donerson III, CEO of the Donerson Research Group, Inc., a Washington, DC public relations firm.

The Washington, DC Classic Hip Hop Concert is the first in a series of Classic Hip Hop Concerts that will take place across the continental United States. The Classic Hip Hop Concert Series will promote the history, culture and art of Hip Hop. As the concerts take place, a national museum will be collecting items for a permanent exhibit.

This initiative, starting with the Classic Hip Hop Concert Series, is family-oriented. "We want people to come out and bring their sons and daughters to experience innovative Hip Hop music from Classic Hip Hop artists. Joining me on stage will be: Whodini, Slick Rick, Kool Mo Dee, Roxanne Shante and Trouble Funk. And on the turntables will be the Original DJ Tony Tone of the Cold Crush Brothers, which makes this a family affair," said Easy A.D. He further states that, "Hip Hop has come a long way and with the Washington, DC concert and the Hip Hop exhibit initiative, we hope to help bring it full circle."

WPGC 95.5 FM, Washington, DC's #1 radio station, is the exclusive media partner for the first Classic Hip Hop Concert. Donnie Simpson of the Donnie Simpson Morning Show will co-host and donate the jacket he wore in the movie, "Krush Groove" live on stage. The occasion of bringing iconic Hip Hop personalities, performers and historical institutions together at the Washington, DC Classic Hip Hop Concert is a great first step for the Series.

The Classic Hip Hop Concert Series will be coming to various cities across the United States. The first concert will be held at DAR Constitution Hall in Washington, DC on Saturday, November 22, 2008, at 7:30 p.m. The Classic Hip Hop Concert Series will bring tasteful and timeless Hip Hop classics to the masses.

For information:
http://www.classichiphopllc.com
Phone: 866-832-2756
E-mail: concertseries@classichiphopllc.com

Press Contact:
Haywood Donerson, III
Phone: 240-626-9800
pr@classichiphopllc.com

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