| Author | Message | ||
     Ustorque |
first off, i am not a rap fan. what i am is a huge fan of old soul and funk. friday on XM Patrice Oneil hosted the O&A show, and went thru rap samples of old funk and soul music, it is amazing to hear where most of the biggest rap songs started. here's a few more obvious ones, and add some more if ya got em. Leon Haywood: i wanna do somethin freaky to you Isley brothers: footsteps in the dark this one is great Joe Cocker: woman to woman now the lyrics to the last sample Ronnie hudson:west coast pop lock how many P.E. songs can you pull out of this one. JB's: the grunt | ||
| Danger_dave |
Took a skinny white chick to make it popular :-P | ||
| Ustorque |
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| Bo_sox |
Damn! That Isley Brothers song is sweet. The music was always the best part of Ice Cube's "It was a good day". I could let that original song play as backround music all day long. The Leon Haywood song is nearly as good. Sweet find and thanks for passing on the info. I see some new music coming into my collection very soon. | ||
| Brinnutz |
I just came up with my own sample. Hit play on all of the above vids together (or as close as possible), and enjoy. | ||
| Miamiuly |
Yep Blondie is credited with Fab 5 freddy for making it public. Then there was (and this is the short version.) |
