"Ain't No Sunshine"---
Lyn Collins (zShare)
"Ain't No Sunshine"---
Lyn Collins (savefile)
*Sampled on "Don't U Know" by
ODB and "Splish Splash" by
Cappadonna Dig deeper...
"A New Day"---
J.C. Davis (zShare)
"A New Day"---
J.C. Davis (savefile)
*Sampled on "Project Jazz" by
Hell Razah/
MF Doom/
Talib KweliDig deeper..."Sir Duke"---
Stevie Wonder (zShare)
"Sir Duke"---
Stevie Wonder (savefile)
*Sampled on "Footprints" by
A Tribe Called Quest and "Let's Get Busy Baby" by
DJ Jazzy Jeff and the Fresh PrinceDig deeper..."Sugar Man"---
Rodriguez (zShare)
"Sugar Man"---
Rodriguez (savefile)
*Sampled on "You're Da Man" by
Nas
Dig deeper...
"I Can't Stand (To See You Cry)"---
The Escorts (zShare)
"I Can't Stand (To See You Cry)"---
The Escorts (savefile)
*Sampled on "Don't Cry" by
J DillaDig deeper..."Mr. Cool"---
Rasputin's Stash (zShare)
"Mr. Cool"---
Rasputin's Stash (savefile)
*Sampled on "We Fly High" by
Jim JonesDig deeper...
"Peace And Love: Movement IV (The Encounter)"---
Mandrill (zShare)
"Peace And Love: Movement IV (The Encounter)"---
Mandrill (savefile)
*Sampled on "Two Words" by
Kanye West/Mos Def/Freeway/Harlem Boy's ChoirDig deeper..."Deliverance"---
Space (zShare)
"Deliverance"---
Space (savefile)
*Sampled on "Hostile Gospel Pt. 1 (Deliver Us)" by
Talib KweliDig deeper..."Little Green Apples"---
Monk Higgins & The Specialites (zShare)
"Little Green Apples"---
Monk Higgins & The Specialites (savefile)
*Sampled on "Code Of The Streets" by
Gang StarrDig deeper...
"Pieces Of A Man"---
Gil Scott-Heron (zShare)
"Pieces Of A Man"---
Gil Scott-Heron (savefile)
*Sampled on "What A Niggy Know" by
KMD
Dig deeper..."Make It Easy On Yourself"---
Jerry Butler (zShare)
"Make It Easy On Yourself"---
Jerry Butler (savefile)
*Sampled on "Jedi Mind Tricks" by
Lupe Fiasco
Dig deeper...Fundamental Supplementalz:
Stevie Wonder playing "Superstition" live on "Sesame Street". Programming for the soul children just ain't what it used to be:
18 comments:
Another great SOS post!
Love your blog man!
Everytime I stop by, there's some new music that makes my day! Thank you!
Btw. the J.C. Davis "A New Day" Is also sampled on Justin Timberlake's "Damn Girl", been lookin out for this sample for a minute!
Once again thanks, and keep up the good work!
Hey just wanted to chime in - love, love, love this blog TONS! Thanks so much and please keep at it!!!
Another lesson learned.. thanks Scholar. you're incredible. by the way... if you don't mind too much. could you please post all the originals used on DJ Riz "Live From Brooklyn"? :)
scholar, this blog is a pleasure to read, from the titles down to mama's words. i always look forward to "***Souled On" popping up in my rss reader (*** means "pay attn! this is guaranteed to be worth the visit!"). great stuff all around. i especially love these posts. thanks
i was checkin the blog every hours in the last days waitin for a souled on update!great post scholar
Just a random addition, but I think Lupe ended up indirectly sampling that Jerry Butler joint, which was sampled by Stoupe for the intro track to the Jedi Mind Tricks "Legacy of Blood" album. It'd explain why Lupe called the track what he did...but hey, that's just speculation.
Anyway, I never get tired of these sample sources, keep 'em comin'.
Also, here's another Stevie Wonder on Sesame Street street, where he's killing it Roger Troutman-style:
http://youtube.com/watch?v=fHiSXfWMrNI
Just when ya thought Stevie couldn't get any cooler...
I LOVE the Souled on Samples posts!!!!!! You put the rest of us to shame, Scholar. And I love your beat competition idea. I know some people who have been doing that kinda thing among friends cuz it's fun to hear how things turn out.... much love...
dear scholar, you are a laptop beat makers wet dream. i just wanted to say THANK YOU.
sick post. love the jazzy jeff/fresh prince love.
Hey Scholar... Of course, another tremendous selection! Keep on schoolin' 'em!
I posted the Hip Hop mix on Friday. Thanks once again for the support!
peace and blessings.
Hi Scholar,
I visited you today for the first time (coming from a link by Vincent FuFuStew) and I must say:
KEEP (old)SKOOLING ME! Nice work and you do it well!
After reading here for hours I want to ask if it's OK by you if I'd link you in my little baby-blog?
Please visit & let me know if that's OK!
kind regards, E-mile
http://e-milesaysongsdothematter.blogspot.com/
Scholar,
I think the comment issue has been resolved: can you have a go and see what happens?
Cheers,
Dan
keep soul music alive, scholar!
Hey Scholar ~ Everything I know I learned on "the Street". Hooked on phonics can't touch this. Great post old school style.
Word from your mom's...Deep stuff.
A must read for all.
Keep it comin'.
Love ya,
PK
der don---Thanks for your kind words. I like when people add their knowledge into the mix...I always miss a few, and I didn't know about the JT track. I'm the only person in America who hasn't ever listened to a JT track from beginning to end, I think.
anon---Gratitude and peace.
tarteso---Wow...hopefully that's a request and not a terroristic threat, because I'm sorta terrible at requests. I'll see what I can do, though...
zk---I appreciate knowing that you wait for updates. It's easy to put off typing a post, but I'm motivated to do it for my regular readers like you. Thanks.
graz---How've you been, fam? Always think about you when I'm hooking up samples.
jos-b---Yo, I think you're right. That shit was actually drivin' me crazy. I knew that was a borrowed beat, but I couldn't think of what it was.
Lils---XO--miss you, girl. I still stop by SP all the time.
Actually, the beat battle was the brainchild of What It Is...so far it's been pretty interesting. Send your talented friends over there...the more beats the better.
weblunted---I know exactly what you mean, but that shit was hilarious. Ill beats, BTW.
mixtape monster---Great name. Thanks for passing through...
vincent---Still listening to that mix, family. Fufu mixes get played a lot around my house.
e-mile---Just sent you an e-mail.
Dan--damn I keep forgetting. I've been over there a few times this week, too...
mr papa---I really like your blog. Keep up the good work over there.
PK---I watched The Street, too, but I don't remember seein' Stevie. I like the long-haired kid that bangs his head.
XO girlie girl.
Absolutely love your blog, your taste, your style, and your soul. Definitely think that "Footprints" by A Tribe Called Quest is a weak track. Any time you sample Stevie you better do him justice.
-Barry Lird, the blacker Larry Bird
Nice Post!
Though, just to clarify...
"Pieces Of A Man" by Gil Scott-Heron was sampled on the Remix of "What A Nigga Know"...
The Original Version of "What A Niggy Know" samples... "Looking For A New Love" by Jody Watley and "Ecstasy" by The Ohio Players... To name a few.
Positive Energy Activates Constant Elevation, Rob.
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