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zammos1 on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

zammos1 — Fri, 27 Feb 2015 15:55:38 +0000

In case the OP is still wondering 9 years later about this:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ivBqA8p9r6Q

gil.perez on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

gil.perez — Thu, 26 Feb 2015 06:19:19 +0000

it's a turn down dayyy... down dayyy!

souldier on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

souldier — Sat, 19 Mar 2005 02:10:19 +0000

u could take that Grover Wahington Jr. song further bac to Kid Frost sampling it for his hit single "aint no sunshine" from the American Me Soundtrac. also peep out Grover's song "knucklehead" and u'll find out that K-Solo sampled that for his CLASSIC "fugitive" and also peep Grover album Reed Seed, and u'll find Black Moon's CLASSIC single "how many emcees" Grover's a beast on the sax though...

Oldie Loco

stoic_1 on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

stoic_1 — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 22:29:05 +0000

word to soldier man, most of my records are mainly classic rock and jazz, because just like hip hop, im a big fan of these genres as well, and its like you buy the record for what type of music it is, and find the sample afterward
most of the time... you dig?

and then theres random sh!t you buy that you find samples on too,,,

just last night i was listening to Grover washington Jr, "aint no sunshine" if you all remember dmx's hit single based on this song,,,,

keep it real 'yall..watching Woodstock on tv at the moment, i love the classic rock mang! it where the drums are at!

GAMBIT THE MC on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

GAMBIT THE MC — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 20:21:09 +0000

Thes One said: Otis' Inspiration Information?

No, Here Comes... I just paid too much money for it. I feel like a sucka.

I have Inspiration Information, but a rugged copy... still looking for a nicer one.

souldier on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

souldier — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 09:11:11 +0000

yeah, i know that joint. the Steely Dan record right???

sample based production is a muhfuckin sport ya dig .bac then, fools didnt even want u to know what records they were playing. gotta find it on ya own. but when u stumble on a classic break or some untapped sh!t, its almost like an orgasm, ya know? yes!!! u gotta really be a collector in a sense to know what to go after or even what to stumble on. so dont just sample, be a fan of those records so that u understand the music, and in turn the art of sampling better. i'm not a record encycopidia like Thes, but i know my sh!t just cuz i like to bump them. the 1st record my dad gave me was The Meters, from his collection, and i was like, oh sh!t ,King Tee, Ice Cube, etc!!! and i made my 1st beat with that recoed. won a talent contest my freshman year in college 5 months after i made it too...

stoic_1 on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

stoic_1 — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 03:30:57 +0000

so far, ive only found the sample used in the intro part for Sublimes "Summertime" ---Damn that record is some great melodic sh!t!
and the beat used in that song by Peter Gunz and Lord Tirique's song,, "deja vu (uptown baby)" ---that beat was just an intro part from the song it was sampled from, up-tempo'ed and looped.

anyhow,, more power to us all!

souldier on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

souldier — Fri, 18 Mar 2005 03:05:59 +0000

thats true. i remember finding the Jack DeJonette record that was used for Tribe's buggin out or the Ben Vereen record used for Chi Ali's first single (girls look soo good....) and i was giddy like a chick.

Thes One on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

Thes One — Thu, 17 Mar 2005 23:14:29 +0000

Otis' Inspiration Information?

GAMBIT THE MC on "vocal sample in "The Turndown""

GAMBIT THE MC — Thu, 17 Mar 2005 21:36:16 +0000

stoic_1 said: trust me, nothing feels more rewarding than finding a sample somone else used on a track youv heard in the past on your own,,, and even by accident!
happy diggin!

Amen!

I'm going diggin' after work with my girlfriend. This is a first. I hope I don't scare her with my intensity.

Here's to not getting played at a record shop for records by Shuggie Otis and Blowfly.