What's that sample from? Original Songs sampled and what they became.
tempo_n_groove
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OK I LOVE hearing samples in older hip hop and rap songs. Sometimes things aren't so clear as to where something came from or it was even a sample.
My first offering is from Frankie Cutlass. His Puerto Rico song from 1994 became a sample in a Chemical Brothers song. Remember the swinging meat part in the video? Did you find it?
Please post some if you have one. I'll do one a day if people like this.
Frankie Cutlass
https://youtu.be/fowFseR4TV4
Go to 447 if you can't figure it out, lol.
https://youtu.be/hBYfbaSq8Hg
Enjoy
My first offering is from Frankie Cutlass. His Puerto Rico song from 1994 became a sample in a Chemical Brothers song. Remember the swinging meat part in the video? Did you find it?
Please post some if you have one. I'll do one a day if people like this.
Frankie Cutlass
https://youtu.be/fowFseR4TV4Go to 447 if you can't figure it out, lol.
https://youtu.be/hBYfbaSq8HgEnjoy
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Nadda on the first one huh?
Maybe this one will be better?
EVERYBODY knows DJ EZ Rock & Rob Base right?
https://youtu.be/phOW-CZJWT0
Did you know that the main hook came from a Lynn Collins song called Think?
https://youtu.be/HKix_06L5AY
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How about how Jay Z's Empire State of Mind sampled The Moments 1969 hit Love on a Two Way Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsZlY0Vz4-o
https://youtu.be/JhtL6h9xqso
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How do you get YouTube videos to show up in the comments? Mine only show the link to the pages.0
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This is a masterpiece of samples.
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HA!!! They are still getting sued for that album! I'll post Egg Man soon!GB281198 said: This is a masterpiece of samples.0 -
If you use a desk top there is a "share" link that you use.MedozK said:How do you get YouTube videos to show up in the comments? Mine only show the link to the pages.0 -
Very nicely done!MedozK said:How about how Jay Z's Empire State of Mind sampled The Moments 1969 hit Love on a Two Way Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsZlY0Vz4-o
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Thanks, I love this kinda thing. I actually love showing my kids where the music they like really comes from..loltempo_n_groove said:
Very nicely done!MedozK said:How about how Jay Z's Empire State of Mind sampled The Moments 1969 hit Love on a Two Way Street
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QsZlY0Vz4-o
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How about Lil Nas X's Old Time Road and how it sampled Nine Inch Nails Ghosts.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9YpvNgCSaCU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XF_ceFugJjQ
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There’s a few really great documentaries on this topic, but my favourite is RiP: A remix manifesto . It gets into an interesting discussion on when a sample gets manipulated enough such that it becomes a new piece of music, versus a sample which is credited to, and royalties are paid to the original artist. Another way to think of it is when is sample manipulation more like it’s own instrument or creation versus borrowing.
The samples and originals in this thread are really neat, some I knew some I did not.0 -
I think skinny puppy snagged a james brown sample...aint it funky (jb), too far gone(skinny puppy). Absolutely two different styles of music.
Got to respect the godfather! Sure he'd be throwin some hey hey heys Ogres way. Doubt they sent a nickle his way. Maybe they credit him though. Dont have cd case to reference. You got to pay the man you know what I'm sayin'.0 -
James I'm sure got paid for the use of his stuff, but the guy that got ripped was his drummer Clyde Stubblefield. Clyde prolly got paid for the the session work and touring, but didn't see any royalties from his drums breaks.Loujoe said:I think skinny puppy snagged a james brown sample...aint it funky (jb), too far gone(skinny puppy). Absolutely two different styles of music.
Got to respect the godfather! Sure he'd be throwin some hey hey heys Ogres way. Doubt they sent a nickle his way. Maybe they credit him though. Dont have cd case to reference. You got to pay the man you know what I'm sayin'.
You can hear the birth of hip hop at about 5:34 of James Brown's Funky Drummer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNP8tbDMZNE
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Camille Yarbrough - Take Yo' Praise
https://youtu.be/3GvPBdDNh5E
Fatboy Slim - Praise You
https://youtu.be/ruAi4VBoBSM
“Do not postpone happiness”
(Jeff Tweedy, Sydney 2007)
“Put yer good money on the sunrise”
(Tim Rogers)0 -
This is what Daft Punk is based off of. They take a sample then make it their own through over manipulation.ST66483 said:There’s a few really great documentaries on this topic, but my favourite is RiP: A remix manifesto . It gets into an interesting discussion on when a sample gets manipulated enough such that it becomes a new piece of music, versus a sample which is credited to, and royalties are paid to the original artist. Another way to think of it is when is sample manipulation more like it’s own instrument or creation versus borrowing.
The samples and originals in this thread are really neat, some I knew some I did not.0 -
I brought this up in the Funk thread.MedozK said:
James I'm sure got paid for the use of his stuff, but the guy that got ripped was his drummer Clyde Stubblefield. Clyde prolly got paid for the the session work and touring, but didn't see any royalties from his drums breaks.Loujoe said:I think skinny puppy snagged a james brown sample...aint it funky (jb), too far gone(skinny puppy). Absolutely two different styles of music.
Got to respect the godfather! Sure he'd be throwin some hey hey heys Ogres way. Doubt they sent a nickle his way. Maybe they credit him though. Dont have cd case to reference. You got to pay the man you know what I'm sayin'.
You can hear the birth of hip hop at about 5:34 of James Brown's Funky Drummerhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNP8tbDMZNE
Good stuff.
RIP Clyde0 -
Beastie Boys Egg Man
https://youtu.be/-OgG0GwT-uY
Curtis Mayfield Superfly
https://youtu.be/vTWZ2e0sLaQ
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Here is one of my favorites, I was shocked when I first heard the Joe Cocker song. lol
California Love sampling Joe Cocker's Woman to Woman
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wBTdfAkqGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt-S5XMc91U
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Nice.MedozK said:Here is one of my favorites, I was shocked when I first heard the Joe Cocker song. lol
California Love sampling Joe Cocker's Woman to Womanhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5wBTdfAkqGU
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pt-S5XMc91U
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This one was so blatantly obvious.
Tone Loc's Wild thing that sampled Jaimes Crying.
https://youtu.be/387ZDGSKVSg
Van Halen
https://youtu.be/OOjm4I7LRgY
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An obvious one but one of my favorites nonetheless:
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