SAMPLENOMICS | Jeru The Damaja - The Sun Rises in the East (1994)
“Intro (Life)”
“Cerecka” by Miroslav Vitous
Samples from the anime Fist of the North Star. Also the film’s opening speech is quoted by Jeru.
“D. Original”
“Give It To You” by Upp (drum kit)
“I’m the Man” by Gang Starr (vocals by Guru)
“We Wrote the Songs” by Marley Marl, Biz Markie and Heavy D
“Brooklyn Took It”
“The Bridge Is Over” by Boogie Down Productions (vocals by KRS-One)
“Yes You May Remix” By Lord Finesse feat. Big L (vocals by Big L)
“Perverted Monks In Tha House (Skit)”
“Epilogue” by Miroslav Vitous
“Mental Stamina”
“Sesitize” by Roy Ayers
“Billie Jean” by Michael Jackson (drum kit)
“Da Bitchez”
“All Night Long” by Mary Jane Girls (drum kit)
“Whispering Pines” by The Crusaders
“Lyin’-Ass Bitch” by Fishbone
“A Bitch iz a Bitch” by N.W.A
“Top Billin’ by Audio Two
“You Can’t Stop the Prophet”
“Yes, I’m Singing” by Lee Oskar
“Chain Reaction” by The Crusaders
“Ode to Billy Joe” by Lou Donaldson
“Django” by Modern Jazz Quartet (only the Pete Rock remix)
“The Show” by Doug E. Fresh & Slick Rick (vocals by Slick Rick)
“The Shit Is Real (Remix)” by Fat Joe
“Ain’t the Devil Happy”
“Tearz” by Wu-Tang Clan (vocals by RZA)
“Our Road” by Lee Oskar
“What Am I Smoking?” by Redd Foxx
“My Mind Spray”
“Nautilus” by Bob James
“Crab Apple” by Idris Muhammad (drum kit)
“Come Clean” by Jeru the Damaja
“Come Clean”
“Kool Is Back” by Funk, Inc.
“Infinity” by Shelly Manne
“Throw Ya Gunz” by Onyx (Vocals by Sonsee)
“Jungle Music”
“Ike’s Mood I/You’ve Lost That Lovin’ Feelin’” by Isaac Hayes
“Dialogue” by Ahmad Jamal
“Straight out the Jungle” by Jungle Brothers (Vocals by Mike G)
“Statik”
“You’ll Like It Too” by Funkadelic
Eric B & Rakim - Paid In Full [The Samples]
The Five Best Donald Byrd Samples in Hip-Hop (via @MTVHive)
The music world lost a great earlier this week when 80-year-old jazz trumpeter Donald Byrd passed due to unspecified causes. Byrd’s talented jazz chops saw him craft a career that included acclaimed work with genre greats John Coltrane, Art Blakey and Thelonious Monk, but it was his late-’60s and ’70s recordings for Blue Note that endeared him to a new generation of musicians with hip-hop producers finding his increasingly funky grooves irresistible sample sources. (Byrd seemed to appreciate the rap world’s endeavors, and appeared on the first of Guru’s Jazzmatazz albums in 1993.) Here’s hip-hop’s five most effective samples of Donald Byrd’s music. [Read More…]
Words by @PhilipMlynar
As another week comes to a close, we know it’s our duty to drop another batch of fresh playlists for you to add on. This week, i’m proud to announce that a friend of the site, HL from the terribly underrated, Lattisaw Tapes is our first guest contributor to #SpotiFridays. This week, he put together some really dope lists, one which we’re sharing this week and a couple for the stash. (Trust. He cooked up some next-level ideas.)
On another note, It’s only a matter of time before some higher-profiled, better trafficked site comes along and pulls a jackmove of this idea of showcasing lists on a weekly basis, but until then, we’ll continue to bring you the dope shit. However, if anyone is interested in curating some lists and submitting them, or making suggestions of ideas we could build off. Do it.
Until then….
Rap Samples Jazz by Thomas Michael Chavarria
Jazz-influenced samples are the fifth element of Hip Hop and TMC did an amazing job compiling this list of sample source, and then the song that it’s sampled from. It’s only right on Herbie Hancock’s birthday to let this list fly.
Paul’s Boutique Samples by Chip Maxwell
Only a month away from MCA DAY 2013, I wanted to build some awareness to the dope event that’s been going on, so i thought it was only right to post this tribute to possibly one of the most-creative, best sampled album in all of Hip Hop. Debate Me?
The Game 101 by Harold Stallworth
There’s no question as to the celebrity of The Game, but often his artistry is put into question. For his first contribution to #SpotiFriday, HL put together this list of 50 (see what he did there) Game joints that will turn any Jayceon hater into a fan. Black Boy Fly.
Get Yo Drank On by Brad McCormick
From Old Gold and Colt 45 to Ciroc and D’Usse, Hip Hop has always had a fascination with getting its drink on. From $2.50 cold 40s to $500 champagne bottles with sparklers in it, rappers have forever been caught with a drink in their hand, and this list is the 151 proof truth.
Tribes Vibes: ATCQ Samples by Yours Truly
Earlier this week, Q-Tip celebrated his bornday, and i put together this Tribe-Sample selection. It’s not all the samples, nor is it the best samples, but it was something that i put together to pay homage to The Abstract.