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Pete Nice, also called "Prime Minister Pete Nice" was born Peter J. Nash. Nash is most noted for his role in the hip hop music group 3rd Bass.

After graduating from Bishop Ford High School in 1985, Nash went on to Columbia University, where he hosted a hip-hop radio show. That led to the creation of the popular rap group aptly named "3rd Bass," where he adopted the stage name "Prime Minister Pete Nice." The group released three albums ("The Cactus Album," "Cactus Revisited" and "Derelicts of Dialect"), sold millions of records and received heavy airplay on MTV between 1987 and 1992.

Third Bass Split up shortly after the release of "Derelicts of Dialect". Pete Nice and D.J. Richie Rich aka Daddy Rich,(also of Third Bass), put out an album titled "Dust to Dust" in 1993.

After 3rd Bass, he became a noted baseball historian. His first work, Baseball Legends of Brooklyn's Green-Wood Cemetery, claims that America's favorite pastime was pioneered by men now interred in Brooklyn's "Green-Wood Cemetery".

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