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Mark Green AKA DJ LC introduced rap and Hip Hop music to a highschool friend Guy O'Brien who later becomes the lead member of the first Hip Hop group the Sugarhill Gang.

May 1977: Rapping crosses over from NYC to Bergen County, New Jersey as the result of a DJ battle between young DJ Mark Green (AKA DJ L.C.) and two crews in the Bronx. Green had been working his trade at a rec center in Englewood, NJ when he was approached by a promoter who invited him to a battle held at a high school in the Bronx. After his opening solo set, the first local crew came on aided by two rappers, with the second using four. Watching those performances made him realize what was missing from his act and so the next day, Green wrote his first rap and became so good at it that he was later approached by radio DJ “Golden Voice” Gerry Bledsoe to be the first guest DJ on his 1978 WPIX TV show “Soul Alive”.[Imdb mark e. green 1] Green also inspired several others to follow in his footsteps, including Guy O’Brien (AKA Master Gee)[www.foundationhiphop.com 1] who later took what he learned from Green and became a star rapper in his own right as part of the Sugarhill Gang. Green later returned to attend college and then pursue a career in the music business. " [Goldstein] "Universal Hip Hop Museum"[1]After an internship at Sugarhill Records from 1979-1981, Mark began his music industry career at Hush Productions in 1984 where he worked in artist development, tour management and day-to-day activities with record labels. At Hush, Mark worked as Melba Moore’s, Najee, Melisa Morgan and Freddie Jackson’s tour manager and later became a roadie for Eddie Murphy (“Lawd Have Murphy Tour”). He left Hush after two years to join Associated Booking Corp. (ABC) as an agent. During his first year at ABC, Green was responsible for signing the DJ Jazzy Jeff & the ( Will Smith) Fresh Prince, Salt N' Pepa, and Kid & Play.

Shortly after returning to Hush in 1987 and working with Freddie Jackson, Mark left to join CEMA Distribution as a field marketing rep. During that time he also pursued his dream of producing and writing and earned a #1 single by publishing "Remember The First Time" (Makingator Publishing, BMI) by artist Eric Gable 1989. He went on to produce and write the rap song, "Midnight Hour,” for Spice MC on EMI 1990.

During his consulting period 1998, Mark helped developed Northstar Distribution for "Prince" and distributed albums by Prince, Chaka Khan, and Larry Graham on the independent label NPG Records and became the General Manager for Northstar Distribution. In 1999 Mark created Celebrity Booking Agency booking hip hop and celebrities worldwide [2]In 2003 Mark Began to manage Grandmaster Flash[3] [4] [5]During this time he helped publish the Grandmaster Flash story on Doubleday books.[6]

Goldstein, Mike (2014-09-16). "May 1977". Universal Hip Hop Museum. Retrieved 2020-05-12. "Music & Entertainment Agency in New York". Celebrity Talent Agency. Retrieved 2020-05-12. Segev, rahav (July 20, 2008). "A night out with Grandmaster flash " rewind the times"". NY Times. Check date values in: |date= (help) Green, Mark (2003). Billboard magazine. worldwide: Billboard. pp. page 28. Baldwin, Brent (Oct. 6 2015). [styleweekly.com "Bronx Parties and the Queen of England: Grandmaster Flash Gets Around"] Check |url= value (help). Style weekly-. Check date values in: |date= (help) green, mark (2008). The Adventures of Grandmaster Flash: My Life, My Beatsbooks. New York: Doubleday. p. 241. Oct 15, 1977-

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Mark Green Hip Hop
Mark Green AKA DJ LC introduced rap and Hip Hop music to a highschool friend Guy O'Brien who later becomes the lead member of the first Hip Hop group the Sugarhill Gang.

May 1977: Rapping crosses over from NYC to Bergen County, New Jersey as the result of a DJ battle between young DJ Mark Green (AKA DJ L.C.) and two crews in the Bronx. Green had been working his trade at a rec center in Englewood, NJ when he was approached by a promoter who invited him to a battle held at a high school in the Bronx. After his opening solo set, the first local crew came on aided by two rappers, with the second using four. Watching those performances made him realize what was missing from his act and so the next day, Green wrote his first rap and became so good at it that he was later approached by radio DJ “Golden Voice” Gerry Bledsoe to be the first guest DJ on his 1978 WPIX TV show “Soul Alive”.[Imdb mark e. green 1] Green also inspired several others to follow in his footsteps, including Guy O’Brien (AKA Master Gee)[www.foundationhiphop.com 1] who later took what he learned from Green and became a star rapper in his own right as part of the Sugarhill Gang. Green later returned to attend college and then pursue a career in the music business. " [Goldstein] "Universal Hip Hop Museum"[1]After an internship at Sugarhill Records from 1979-1981,