Home / Music / Melle Mel delivered the vocals on 'The Message'Music linernotes album music grandmaster-flashMelle Mel delivered the vocals on 'The Message'Though the song is credited to Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five, it was Melle Mel who rapped the iconic verses. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesSugar Hill Records said yes to Grandmaster Flash's record-with-records concept — and even Flash was surprised'Wheels of Steel' proved turntable artistry could chartGrandmaster Flash mixed with three turntables'Broken glass everywhere, people pissin' on the stairs' — the unforgettable opening of Grandmaster Flash's The MessageThe Message was one of the first hip-hop records to rap about poverty and struggleExplorePete Schwier and Steve Thompson and Michael Barbiero produced Some PeopleWayne Shuler produced Bettye Swann's Capitol Records sessionsThe Mahavishnu Orchestra self-produced Birds of FireJ-Swift produced Bizarre Ride II the PharcydeLarry Mizell produced Black Byrd, with help from his brother FoncePrevious Miles Davis and Thelonious Monk clashed over 'Bags' Groove'Next McGeoch was Magazine's guitarist before joining Siouxsie and the Banshees