After countless accolades, its success still means the world."We just wanted to hear our song on the radio," James, aka Salt, says.Their producer, Hurby Luv Bug, sent the Salt-N-Pepa recording to DJ Marley Marl, the only man who could get the song out to the hip-hop-loving public."You could only hear hip-hop for 2 hours on the weekend, so everybody was tuned in," Salt recalls It's real love for Salt-N-Pepa out there."Salt-N-Pepa shaped the musical tastes of many, and they did it as underdogs.It's hard to imagine now, but in the 80s and 90s, Salt-N-Pepa weren't just focused on whether a female hip-hop group would have staying power