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Youngest In Charge (Gatefold LP) Slaine The merger of Harry’s signatureSpecial gatefold jacket with liner notes by Brian Coleman, featuring interviews with Special Ed and Howie Tee. In 1989, Hip Hop was truly bona fide. It had shed the just a gimmick tag years before, as it showed not only artistic growth, but serious sales numbers. In short, it was here to stay. After the explosion of Run DMC, the Beastie Boys and Public Enemy in New York and the rise of the West Coast seen in multi platinum successes by N. W. A. and