You're most certainly welcome and glad you enjoyed!
;D
I really don't see what chanting conscious poetry over precise African drumming patterns has
to do with House or with Hip-Hop.
H. Rap Brown was not rapping in today's sense of the word
and FM DJs like Dr. Perry Johnson were rapping in the sense of what Black Americans always
meant by rap, speech delivery (listen to James Brown's Brother Rap or Poppa Don't Take No
Mess where rap is mentioned in the context of a man sweet talking a woman).
I think Rap/Hip-Hop owes more to Yardie toasters (U-Roy) and dub masters (King Tubby) of
the 70's than it does to the Last Poets. But unlike USA rappers and their East Coast West
Coast War, Yardies I-Roy and Jazzbo "beefed" as a gimic not a killer self-genocidal thing.