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    On their debut, 2002's "Watermelon, Chicken and Gritz," Kentucky's Nappy Roots practically carved out a new hip-hop niche: the humble South. Arrested Development might have gotten there first, but Nappy Roots upped the jubilation and cut out the heavy-handedness, creating what felt like an organic c...

    2003 RS: 3of 5 Stars

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Nappy Roots' debut was one of the most pleasant surprises of 2002. The six Kentucky boys managed to put together a swirling good-time concoction of country, soul, and funk, making a hip-hop hoedown in the process. The single "Awnaw," with producer Jazze Pha's organ stabs and its wailing chorus, was one of the best things on the radio that year, a feel-good song you could actually feel good about l...

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