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Hurt 'em Bad And The SC Band
Band,
Hip-Hop/Rap, Electronic and R&B/Soul
In the early 1980's, 30-year old George W. Luster of Las Vegas put together one of the earliest west coast rap crews. San Bernardino's Groove Time Records pressed a single in 1982 when Hurt 'Em Bad released what would be the very first hip-hop record out of the "Inland Empire": "N.B.A. Rap", was a tribute to the basketball league's best players. Hurt 'Em Bad's record also caught the attention of Profile Records, which led the label to sign him as its second hip-hop artist. The group became known as Hurt 'Em Bad and the Soul Connection Band and released several sports-related singles for Profile from 1982-83. After their third single, the group left Profile but they remained in the hip-hop scene as Luster started his independent label Las Vegas Records. The group worked recorded and produced additional music during the mid-80's including a rap record with NBA star Hakeem Olajuwon.
Members
 | Hurt 'Em Bad |
| Soul Connection |
Discography
| Title | Artist | Year | Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Martin Luther | Hurt 'em Bad And The SC Band | 1983 | Album |
| Monday Night Football | Hurt 'em Bad And The SC Band | 1982 | Album |
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