Shameless-New Mix-Hip Hop Samples

[Cheddar]

Dont usually shameless like this but this aint about skills or nothing, just spreading something different. I have always been fond of the way people sampled old tunes and made hip hop records, only to realize that the sampled jams were incredible themselves.
The mix contains records sampled by:
Biggie
JayZ
Tribe Called Quest
Pete Rock
Gagngstarr
Brand Nubian
Grand Puba
Ultramagnetic
Dr. Dre
Wu Tang
& more.

Sorry if this isnt anything new to you.
Also...dont even ask, or better yet here is the answer.."HELL NO mad1.gif ...I am not the owner of every record on this tape". I can only wish I was.
Hip Hop Blueprints Play (http://www.unixcore.com/~statuskuo/CheddiHipHopBlueprints1.ram)
Hip Hop Blueprints-Dwld (http://www.unixcore.com/~statuskuo/CheddiHipHopBlueprints1.rm)


Cheddi

[Bill Blake]

HA ha ha

Whad you do, borrow records from Kai?

[The Donger]

LATE!!!

Here is my contribution for the day. A good David Axelrod interview:
http://www.soundonsound.com/sos/aug01/articles/davidaxelrod.asp

[The Donger]

FYI, sometimes I find myself digging too deep and passing over records that seem more obvious, so I said **** it and picked up Isaac Hayes "Hot Buttered Soul" yesterday. Shit is BANGING!!!! "Who The Hell Is This?" LATE!

Also picked up Roy Ayer's Virgo Red album yesterday, love that "We Get Our Love From The Sun". Needed that one for a minute. LATE!

Last but not least, Patrice Rushen's "Before Dawn" is full of hot shit, jazz, funk, fusion, even a disco-ish track. I'm more familiar with her other hits. Blew me away... LATE!

[Martin Red]

Stick Eminem on that list

http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~matt/choir/labi_siffre.gif

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Originally posted by The Donger:

Last but not least, Patrice Rushen's "Before Dawn" is full of hot shit, jazz, funk, fusion, even a disco-ish track. I'm more familiar with her other hits. Blew me away... LATE! Picked this up last year, definately my favorite album from her. Makes all of her mainstream releases seem pointless compared.

"What's the story" is a rekkid that should not be slept on!!!!!!

Peace

[Jamie 3:26]

Speaking of samples.What is the tune that EPMD used for The Bozack?

[Jamie 3:26]

Please post a playlist when you get a chance Cheddi.Thanks.You got me with the first cut.

[The Donger]

I need to hook up speakers at work to listen to your mix cheddster. No doubt in my mind it's proper. Don't hurt em Cheddi.

Some fun stuff to read when you are listening to cheddi's mix...

DJ Shadow Interview right when Endtroducing dropped:
http://www.cmd.uu.se/AcidJazz/FAQ/Techno/

Here is one DJ Shadow interview for his recent album:
http://www.solesides.com/winblad/shadowkeyboard1097.html

Anyone else here into sampling?

[Bill Blake]

Its nice!

Im gonna burn it before I leave so I can take it home and play it for my new dog.

[The Donger]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by The Donger:

Last but not least, Patrice Rushen's "Before Dawn" is full of hot shit, jazz, funk, fusion, even a disco-ish track. I'm more familiar with her other hits. Blew me away... LATE! Picked this up last year, definately my favorite album from her. Makes all of her mainstream releases seem pointless compared.

"What's the story" is a rekkid that should not be slept on!!!!!!

Peace </font>[/QUOTE]I wouldn't say her other shit is pointless, cause we get the point. Just doing some crossover shit, and I think that is cool in it's own right and it has its place. But hell yeah, this album is deep and funky as hell, I also got that feeling Groove that this was the "real shit".

[The Donger]

Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
Its nice!

Im gonna burn it before I leave so I can take it home and play it for my new dog. Burn me a copy and meet me at Rock & SOul.

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by The Donger:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
Its nice!

Im gonna burn it before I leave so I can take it home and play it for my new dog. Burn me a copy and meet me at Rock & SOul. </font>[/QUOTE]Can do!

PM me your number again.

And dont be a Cheddi and come by the 2nd annual JAmboRay BBQ only in Jerzee at my house and with better DJ's this Saturday.

[Monny JcIntosh]

Originally posted by The Donger:

Last but not least, Patrice Rushen's "Before Dawn" is full of hot shit, jazz, funk, fusion, even a disco-ish track. I'm more familiar with her other hits. Blew me away... LATE! Prelusion, her first album is also wicked, and similarly eclectic. LATE?!

[statuskuo]

Beyonce on the first cut, Cheddi.. nice!

[Drrtynewyork]

its nice dongy. it reminds me of your mixed tape, hook it up biatch!!!

im definitely downloading this.

[The Donger]

OK, ROck & Soul Meet up after work.

DOug, you will get a copy of that tape for that Gangstarr 12".

Here is some more fun reading:
http://www.hiphopcanada.com/_site/entertainment/interviews/ent_int080.php

Gangstarr interview.

[Drrtynewyork]

Originally posted by The Donger:
OK, ROck & Soul Meet up after work.

DOug, you will get a copy of that tape for that Gangstarr 12".

Here is some more fun reading:
http://www.hiphopcanada.com/_site/entertainment/interviews/ent_int080.php

Gangstarr interview. you suk at bartering

how about gangstarr 12", check the rhyme ( tribe)12" for the truth don die double pack.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Yo what's the cut 51 minutes into the mix with the trumpet?


Peace

[Martin Red]

Oops, i shall download this later, thanks.

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
Yo what's the cut 51 minutes into the mix with the trumpet?


Peace That is Young Holt Unlimited "The Creeper" sampled by Showbiz & AG/Diamond D on the "Still Diggin" cut..a personal Hip Hop Fave.

Diggin up the list now.

[statuskuo]

very nice, bookman.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Good lookin out!!

[Mocambo]

Thanks for the interviews Donger. Some cool stuff.

I've been into sampling for awhile. I know alot of cats here do not like sampling, but sampling made me seek the original recordings. Recordings I was not even interested in until they were sampled. Now, I have a crazy Crusaders(and each members solo joints)collection that is fierce.

[The Donger]

Sampling is one of the dopest musical art forms ever! Heads that are really into it realize how much harder it is than ordinary people think, and how much more creative you have to be to stand out, and to actually make the samples work on a technical, then musical level in harmony with the other samples. This shit aint easy. After working on beats for several years, my respect for a lot of dope hip-hop producers keeps going up and up and up...

[Mocambo]

I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album.

[statuskuo]

Originally posted by The Donger:
Sampling is one of the dopest musical art forms ever! Heads that are really into it realize how much harder it is than ordinary people think, and how much more creative you have to be to stand out, and to actually make the samples work on a technical, then musical level in harmony with the other samples. This shit aint easy. After working on beats for several years, my respect for a lot of dope hip-hop producers keeps going up and up and up... totes. that is why i give danel wang a lot of credit.

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. Ha ha ha ha

Your pops was laughing his ass off at you!

He was all behind your bakc like 'ma ****ers, lil ass kids think they know about music n shit'

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. I still think that Black Moon's "Enta the Stage" is one of the dopest Hip Hop albums ever!!!

Peace

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. I belive that is Ronnie Laws "Tidal Wave"

[The Donger]

Word, "Who Got The Props" is still my favorite from that album. Evil Dee is super cool, I was DJ'ing this spot with Recondo that he played at for a while, and he used to come by and hang out on our night and talk to us about music, real down to earth.

[The Donger]

http://www.soulbrotherrecordings.co.uk/New/main.htm

for Peter Rock interviews...

[Cheddar]

I thinks this is it after skimming through and trying to verify, correct me if I am wrong.

1. Chi Lites “Are You My Woman? “ sampled by Beyonce on ”Crazy In Love”
2. Tony Avlon “Sexy Coffee Pot” sampled by Eric B & Rakim on “Run for Cover”
3. Dorothy Ashby “Cause I need It” sampled by Pete Rock & INI on “Fakin’ Jacks” (yet I found out JayZ also used it on ‘A Million and One Questions”)
4. Serge Gainsbourg “En Melody” sampled by De La Soul on “Its not Over Until The Fat Lady Plays the Demo” & the Beatnuts’ “Superbad”
5. Leon Haywood “I wanna Do Something Freaky to You” sampled by Dr. Dre “G Thang”
6. Bernard Wright “Haboglabotribin” Sampled by Snoop Dogg/Dr Dre “Gz & Hustlaz”
7. Sequence “Funk You Up” sampled by Dr. Dre on “California Love”
8. Eddie Hazel “Frantic Moment” sampled by Gangstarr “Take Two and Pass”
9. The Spinners “Tired of Giving” sampled by Mobb Deep on “Up North Trip”
10. The Charmells “As Long as Ive got you” sampled by Wu Tang “Cream”
11. Weldon Irvine “We Getting Down” sampled by ATCQuest on “Award Tour”
12. Ernie Hines “Our Generation” sampled by Pete Rock & CL on “Straight It Out”
13. O’Donnel Levy “Weve Only Just Begun” sampled by Pete Rock/CL on “Mecca and the Soul Brother”
14. Brother 2 Brother “Hey What That You Say?” sampled by Jay Z “Friend or Foe”
15. Delegation “Oh Honey” sampled by the UMCs “Blue Cheese” & 3 Times Dope “Funky Dividends”
16. The Crusaders “A Ballad for Joe Louis” sampled by Redman/Method Man “How High”
17. Ray Goodman ‘Another Day” sampled by Brand Nubian on “Wake Up”
18. David Porter “Masquerade is Over” sampled by Biggie on “Who Shot Ya” and LLCoolJ “Ill Bomb”
19. Young Holt Unlimited “the Creeper” sampled by the DITC Crew on “Still Diggin’”
20. David Axelrod “Holy Thursday”
21. Nathan Davis “Stick Buddy” sampled by Grand Puba on “You Know How it Goes”
22. Vic Juris “Horizon Drive” sampled by Gangstarr “Mass Appeal”
23. Dennis Coffey “Ride Sally Ride” sampled by Ultramagnetic on “Feelin’ It”

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Originally posted by The Donger:
Word, "Who Got The Props" is still my favorite from that album. Evil Dee is super cool, I was DJ'ing this spot with Recondo that he played at for a while, and he used to come by and hang out on our night and talk to us about music, real down to earth. "How many MC's" and "I got you Open" are my faves from the album.


That damn bassline from "How Many MCs" just kills me.

Hey Donger, I always wondered if this album was made during two different time periods.

If you listen to "Who got the Props", "Son get Wrek", "U Da Man", and "Enta the Stage" you'll notice that Buckshot's flow is more aggressive and he tends to be much louder on these cuts.

But when you listen to "I got you open", "How many MCs", and "Slave", his flow is stands out more and he's much quieter.

You ever notice this?

Peace

[Jamie 3:26]

Yo Cheddi,what's the joint before Funk you up?I know Dre used it.

I also need to know who made the song that EPMD sampled for the Bozack.If anyone can direct me to a hip-hop sample site,it would be greatly appreciated.

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by The Donger:
Word, "Who Got The Props" is still my favorite from that album. Evil Dee is super cool, I was DJ'ing this spot with Recondo that he played at for a while, and he used to come by and hang out on our night and talk to us about music, real down to earth. "How many MC's" and "I got you Open" are my faves from the album.


That damn bassline from "How Many MCs" just kills me.

Hey Donger, I always wondered if this album was made during two different time periods.

If you listen to "Who got the Props", "Son get Wrek", "U Da Man", and "Enta the Stage" you'll notice that Buckshot's flow is more aggressive and he tends to be much louder on these cuts.

But when you listen to "I got you open", "How many MCs", and "Slave", his flow is stands out more and he's much quieter.

You ever notice this?

Peace </font>[/QUOTE]Its the ciggaweed.

[GROOVE VICTIM]

hahahahahahha yeah it must be!!

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by JAMIE 3:26:
Yo Cheddi,what's the joint before Funk you up?I know Dre used it.

I also need to know who made the song that EPMD sampled for the Bozack.If anyone can direct me to a hip-hop sample site,it would be greatly appreciated. That is the Bernard Wright (see list above)

On the Bozack..we gotta go home to check the liner notes for start (or the net).

[GROOVE VICTIM]

David Axelrod “Holy Thursday”

Cheddi, this is the cut with the vibraphone right?

I just heard a sample that the Beatnuts used for "Hit me with that" from their first full length album.

Peace

[ August 26, 2003, 11:04 AM: Message edited by: GROOVE VICTIM ]

[Mocambo]

Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. Ha ha ha ha

Your pops was laughing his ass off at you!

He was all behind your bakc like 'ma ****ers, lil ass kids think they know about music n shit' </font>[/QUOTE]Hahahaha dude, he's still laughing. Especially, Monica's Knock Knock. Kanye West or Missy Elliot sampled this obscured(to me anyway)R & B group called The Masqueraders.
graemlins/lol.gif

[ August 26, 2003, 11:14 AM: Message edited by: Silhouette ]

[David Le C]

Very cool mix, keep on teachin' guys...
Is this mix available on mp3 somewhere?

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Nathan Davis “Stick Buddy” sampled by Grand Puba on “You Know How it Goes”


If you listen to the beginning of this cut with the flute solo, you can hear the ending of Erykah Badu's "Kiss me on my Neck".

Peace

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
David Axelrod “Holy Thursday”

Cheddi, this is the cut with the vibraphone right?

I just heard a sample that the Beatnuts used for "Hit me with that" from their first full length album.

Peace Yep and also by the Artifacts (the graffiti-other side of the tracks fellers).

[Fletch]

Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr /> "How many MC's" and "I got you Open" are my faves from the album.


That damn bassline from "How Many MCs" just kills me.

</font>[/QUOTE]"I Got You Open": Barry White's "Playing Your Game, Baby" (from "Barry White Sings For Someone You Love").

"How Many MC's": Grover Washington, Jr's "Hydra" (from "Feels So Good").

Peace.

[Cheddar]

Originally posted by David Le C:
Very cool mix, keep on teachin' guys...
Is this mix available on mp3 somewhere? I can see what Papa Kuo (Kai @ StatusKuo) can do about that.
Also it can be burned with Real One.

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by Silhouette:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. Ha ha ha ha

Your pops was laughing his ass off at you!

He was all behind your bakc like 'ma ****ers, lil ass kids think they know about music n shit' </font>[/QUOTE]Hahahaha dude, he's still laughing. Especially, Monica's Knock Knock. Kanye West or Missy Elliot sampled this obscured(to me anyway)R & B group called The Masqueraders.
graemlins/lol.gif </font>[/QUOTE]Check my new thread 'throwing a kid down a flight of stairs' Im fixing to post.

[julian_kelly]

I remeber when I first heard "Who got the Props", it blew my mind. Immediately after that tune the jock sliced in BYS by Gang Star...the first time I heard that tune.

You gotta add the "Buck em Down" remix to the Black Moon list....that tune just grooves


Originally posted by GROOVE VICTIM:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by The Donger:
Word, "Who Got The Props" is still my favorite from that album. Evil Dee is super cool, I was DJ'ing this spot with Recondo that he played at for a while, and he used to come by and hang out on our night and talk to us about music, real down to earth. "How many MC's" and "I got you Open" are my faves from the album.


That damn bassline from "How Many MCs" just kills me.

Hey Donger, I always wondered if this album was made during two different time periods.

If you listen to "Who got the Props", "Son get Wrek", "U Da Man", and "Enta the Stage" you'll notice that Buckshot's flow is more aggressive and he tends to be much louder on these cuts.

But when you listen to "I got you open", "How many MCs", and "Slave", his flow is stands out more and he's much quieter.

You ever notice this?

Peace </font>[/QUOTE]

[GROOVE VICTIM]

Vic Juris “Horizon Drive” sampled by Gangstarr “Mass Appeal”


I had a funny feeling that Premier slowed down this sample.

[The Donger]

Any Eugene McDaniel fans here?

That guy brings HEAT!

[The Donger]

Just picked up a re-issue of Showbiz & AG "Runaway Slave" x2LP on lunch break.

Orion, burn me a copy of that Lord Finesse unreleased CD please!!!

[Jamie 3:26]

Originally posted by The Donger:
Just picked up a re-issue of Showbiz & AG "Runaway Slave" x2LP on lunch break.

Orion, burn me a copy of that Lord Finesse unreleased CD please!!! I had that lp and traded a promo of it back in 92.I did not know the lp was a damn holy grail til a few years later.

[Bill Blake]

Originally posted by The Donger:
Just picked up a re-issue of Showbiz & AG "Runaway Slave" x2LP on lunch break.

Orion, burn me a copy of that Lord Finesse unreleased CD please!!! I listened to the whole album again a couple of weeks ago for the first time in years...And it was one of those....damn, Rap use to sound like THAT feelings.

That album is really good.

[The Donger]

I got all crazy listening to Lord Finesse the other day thinking the same thing.

Orion, hook that shit up!!!

[Mocambo]

Originally posted by Jamie Lennox:
</font><blockquote>quote:</font><hr />Originally posted by The Donger:
Just picked up a re-issue of Showbiz & AG "Runaway Slave" x2LP on lunch break.

Orion, burn me a copy of that Lord Finesse unreleased CD please!!! I listened to the whole album again a couple of weeks ago for the first time in years...And it was one of those....damn, Rap use to sound like THAT feelings.

That album is really good. </font>[/QUOTE]graemlins/thumbsup.gif

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by Silhouette:
I remember hearing Black Moon's Who got the props and going crazy. Played it for my father(cat got mad collectable), He pulled out the album and gave it to me. I forgot the name of the artist slips my mind, but I gave the name of the artist to my man Lupine, now he has that album also.

Nice 70s fusion type album. That's "Tidal Wave" by Ronnie Laws.

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by The Donger:
Any Eugene McDaniel fans here?

That guy brings HEAT! WHAT???
Headless Horseman of the Apocalypse album. I just got finished playing my copy.

[djmarbll]

Originally posted by 1343:
I thinks this is it after skimming through and trying to verify, correct me if I am wrong.


3. Dorothy Ashby “Cause I need It” sampled by Pete Rock & INI on “Fakin’ Jacks” (yet I found out JayZ also used it on ‘A Million and One Questions”)
Actually, Latimore's "Let Me Go" was used for Jay-z's "One in a Million". Main Ingredient's "A Car Love of Love" was used for the remix.