Reach - Then Teach

Dear Hannah, I am a big fan of Digital Underground.I remember "Same Song" - which featured and introduced us to Tupac Shakur.Tupac was a dancer, "hype man", and background vocalist for the group.I remember the honor Digital Underground showed to Parliament / Funkadelic ... they sampled a lot of that funk, and gave George Clinton co-writer credits on "Kiss You Back".I also remember "Piano Man".Digital Underground would let "Piano Man" play live keys over samples - and it worked.The organ groove and solo in "Same Song" was bananas.I recently learned that Digital Underground was first a militant rap group ... that paid homage to The Black Panthers.Public Enemy came along and blew up with the same schtick ... so Digital Underground reinvented itself as something more lighthearted and entertaining.We all remember Digital Underground most for "The Humpty Dance".Everything about "The Humpty Dance" worked - especially that bass line.I know I am the only one, but someone else had to tell me that "Humpty-Hump" was band