Man Parrish is considered by his peers as a music legend. His genre-defining first album set the tone for future electronic dance, hip hop, and electronica music listened to today. He's worked with dozens of familiar household music icons, has over 150 personal music releases to date. He's sold 85 million copies of his work. He's one of the rare musical icons that have his music [3 titles] in the prestigious MoMA [Museum Of Modern Art] permanent collection in New York City. The New York Times called him "The Godfather Of Hip Hop and Dance Music". He performed twice at the legendary Studio 54, to a crowd of A-list celebrities, and entered the stage by being lowered from the ceiling. His opening act was an unknown performer called "Madonna". He left home at 14, and has endured homelessness, physical, mental and sexual abuse thru a child pedophile ring. His stories here document life in NYC and are historical, hysterical, and heartbreaking. Please subscribe for new videos and expand views
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