Archive for the ‘Sampled’ Category

0123 Donald Byrd – Think Twice @ 5:24

Tuesday, June 28th, 2011

“You know I love you baby, you know I do…”

Blue Note, 1974, and it has an awesome record cover. You don’t even need to know how good Donald Byrd is to pick this up. This is his album for me. Great part at the very end of Think Twice that Armand Van Helden samples for Flowerz, it’s a trip the first time you hear it.

Think Twice 5:14 – 5:32

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From Stepping into Tomorrow, released through Blue Note Records, 1974

0120 Isaac Hayes – The Look of Love – Vote for your favourite part

Thursday, May 19th, 2011

Today, I’m inviting you guys, my rabid fan base to comment on what you think is the best part of this classic 11 min long Isaac Hayes mega jam.

You’ve got 3 choices:

1) the Intro at 0:10:
It sets the mood and pace for the whole track, when the horns hit, you can’t help nod your head, and, it’s the most identifiable part of the song.

Sampled by Snoop Dogg for Gz Up, Hoes Down

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2) The interlude at 1:20
Finally the track opens up after a heavy intro, give the horns some!

Sampled by Jay Z for Can I Live

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3) jazzcat moment at 9:01
This part isn’t even the end, there’s still a super reverby rehash of the intro at the 10 minute mark.

Sampled by Smif N Wessun for Stand Strong

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Whad’ya say, vote below or in the comments or @ me...maybe I should have included the 4 min. guitar solo from 4:00 – 8:00?

Thanks for playing along, this is a great tune for the ages.

From …To Be Continued, released through Stax Records, 1970.

0119 Aphex Twin – Avril 14th @ 0:00

Sunday, May 1st, 2011

“Yeezy taught me”

Props to Kanye for finding this gem and turning it into Blame Game, great tune, tracking down the sheet music….

Avril 14th 0:00 – 0:30

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From Drukqs, released through Warp Records, 2001.

0097 James Brown Break? – @ ?

Friday, October 22nd, 2010

I’m  not sure if this is JB or not, and I can’t remember where I grabbed the audio from.

It’s hot though, real hot.

Sample spotters, if you know what this is, fire a comment in.

Happy Friday.

MH

Update: EPMD gets mixed in at the end, and I wonder if the beginning is EPMD..

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0078 Tom Brock – There’s nothing in this world that can stop me from loving you @ 2:51

Wednesday, June 2nd, 2010

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“baby nothing…nothing in this world…”

Love this because of the sample. Just Blaze flipped it.

For Girls, Girls, Girls by Jay Z.

This is an easy one.

There’s nothing in this world that can stop me from loving you
2:51 – 3:31

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From I love You More and More released through Soul Brother Records in 1974

0068 Beat Konducta – Infinity Sound (Never ending) @ 0:55

Monday, March 1st, 2010

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“….has each hour been fully tasted?”

Originally this caught me because of the amazing sample. You hear it a lot on the album. It sounds Native, but who knows what Madlib chopped or looped. This part of the song though, also rolls into the extro which I love, and is another rare find record Madlib plays through. It’s a 2fer, enjoy!

Infinity Sound (Never Ending)
0:55 – 1:27

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From Beat Konducta Vol. 5–6: A Tribute To J Dilla, released through Stones Throw Records in 2009.

0064 Earl Klugh – A Time for Love @ 0:35

Monday, January 25th, 2010

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“french vanilla, butter pecan, chocolate deluxe..”

Found over at the Turntable Lab. There’s no doubting this one. Wu-Tang lovers, listen before you read any further, you’ll hear it.

A Time for Love 0:35 – 0:38

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3 seconds was all RZA needed to turn this into Ice Cream.

Hear them side by side right here.

From Late Night Guitar, released through Capitol Records in 1980.

0058 Curtis Mayfield – To Be Invisible @ 3:47

Monday, December 14th, 2009

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“so I’ll be invisible..”

When I first started buying old records, Curtis M was one who I would always look out for. All of these albums from the early 70’s (Sweet Exorcist, Supafly, Curtis, Back to the World) you can play the whole way through. This jam is kind of a slow one, but it stands out for me because of the ending. Remember that part in the Unkle video for Rabbit in your Headlights where the guy finds his strength and the car demolishes itself on HIM..I think this part of the song is like that. There’s like a little delay after “..upset”, and Curtis is reborn, choice made.  Invisible. It  sounds futuristic, and perfectly out of place.

Also, Cassius sampled it.

To Be Invisible 3:47 – 4:08

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From Sweet Exorcist, released through Curtom Records in 1974.