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Hoop-la
Band,
Hip-Hop/Rap
A.k.a. Damon Pierson & Robert Bess
Natives of Northern California's Daly City, the two-man hip-hop group officialy came on the scene in the early 90's influenced in part by the hardcore G-funk rap acts such as Dr. Dre and Too Short. Hoop-la released "Can You Feel Me?" through Quality Records in 1994 and several years later the group came back together to release their album Coming From The G-Side on their independent label Dee-Bess Records. The group took on more spirtual themes in their late works and now are strong advocate for Internet downloading.
Members
 | Robert C. Bess |
| Damon J. Pierson |
Popular Tracks 
Brotha's Goin' Crazy - Instrumental Version on Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy by Hoop-la Brotha's Goin' Crazy - Vocal Version on Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy by Hoop-la Can You Feel Me - Radio Version on Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy by Hoop-la Can You Feel Me on Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy by Hoop-la Can You Feel Me - Club Version on Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy by Hoop-laTrack list and 30sec audio provided by 
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Resurrection | Hoop-la | 1997 | Album |
| Can You Feel Me / Brotha's Goin' Crazy | Hoop-la | 1994 | Album |
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