Standing at hip-hop's centre during its mid-1980s zenith, Def Jam founder Rick Rubin proved instrumental in pushing rap's ...

Fleetwood Mac’s first concert with Stevie Nicks and Lindsey Buckingham, the chart-topping "Ebony and Ivory," Run-DMC’s legendary Raising Hell album, Mariah Carey’s debut single "Vision of Love," and ...

B.I.G.’s prophetic words will be reinforced next week when hip hop trailblazers DMC and the Sugar Hill ... helped catapult their third album “Raising Hell” to the distinction as the first ...

Rubin: We had finished the album [Raising Hell, Run-DMC’s third]. I listened to it and felt like there was something missing. That idea worked simultaneously with this conversation about how hip ...

From their humble beginnings in Hollis, Queens, Run-DMC changed the face of music ... When they released their 1986 album 'Raising Hell'' which included the Aerosmith collaboration single ...

Rubin and Russell Simmons, the co-founders of Def Jam Recordings, were finishing up the production of Run-DMC’s third album Raising Hell when Rubin suggested they needed another track. “We'd already ...

But Raising Hell‘s reality is that, thanks for the aforementioned songs and tracks like the Aerosmith collab “Walk This Way,” both rap and Run-D.M.C. began to go mainstream. — D.S. With a ...

Run-DMC’s third studio album, “Raising Hell” — featuring the mega-hit “Walk This Way,” which they recorded with Aerosmith — went triple-platinum. In this March 2, 1988 file photo the ...

In the 1980s, Mizell and his Run-DMC bandmates helped usher hip-hop ... Aerosmith's "Walk This Way" off the best-selling 1986 album "Raising Hell." In their lyrics and stage shows, they were ...

Run-DMC was founded by Jay, Joseph "Run" Simmons, and Darryl "D.M.C." McDaniels in the 1980s. The group's 1986 album, titled Raising Hell, was the first hip-hop album ever to go platinum and ...