Rolling Stoneのインスタグラム(rollingstone) - 6月11日 08時02分

“In their early days, when many rappers were wearing elaborate stage costumes, #RunDMC stood out by dressing like New York teens, in unlaced Adidas sneakers, black jeans and Stetson hats. Bill Adler, the author of their biography ‘Tough Than Leather,’ credits Jay with creating Run-DMC’s look. ‘He had a tremendous sense of B-boy style,’ says Adler. He was wearing a version of their classic all-black look two or three years before there was a Run-DMC.’ More significantly, at a time when many MCs used live bands in the studio to replicate disco grooves, Run-DMC affirmed the importance of the DJ. ‘They wanted to make records that sounded like the kind of music you would hear in the park,’ says Adler. ‘Run-DMC insisted that they had a band, and his name was #JamMasterJay.’” From the November 28th, 2002 issue of @Rolling Stone. Photograph by Frank Micelotta

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