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Artist: 5th Dimension Track name: Good News Original release: Stoned Soul Picnic LP Label: Soul City Year: 1968 Clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g40hBFBM2og Example: 4 Hero - Angry People (first break introduced, and then throughout) Possible second generation source: Kool G Rap and DJ Polo - Wanted: Dead or Alive

Artist: Terry Riley Track: Poppy Nogood and the Phantom Band Album: A Rainbow In Curved Air Label: Columbia Masterworks Year: 1969 Sampled on: Mode - Riley [ingredients Records]

Also used in: Babylon Timewarp - Durban Poison

Tom & Jerry - Scooby's Dreaming [Tom & Jerry] "Feelin' is oh so right"

Bay B Kane - Gangstress [White House] Uses vocal with music: "front, but you could never....but you could catch hell kid, you get dealt with."

Funky Technicians - Fever [Timeless] Samples the intro.

artist: The Beat Club track: Security Label: Pizazz/Atlantic/Bass Records/ZYX/Champion year: 1988 Intro sampled on: Tayla - Bang The Drums

That's funny I made a tune with samples from this and some other film strips last year.

Also used in: Nucleus & Paradox - Rocksteady

Used on: Minds At Large - No Justice http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iPr25ull48E

Danny did use this as the main break on the second What The... Remix, "Session Two."

Also available on: James Brown & The JB's - Cold Sweat 12" (Polydor) http://www.discogs.com/James-Brown-JBs-Col...release/1179407

Also available on: James Brown & The JB's - Cold Sweat 12" (Polydor) http://www.discogs.com/James-Brown-JBs-Col...release/1179407

Break name: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Artist: Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band Track name: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida Original release: LP, Michael Viner's Incredible Bongo Band - Bongo Rock Label: MGM/Pride Cat number: PRD-0028 Year: 1973 Drummers: King Errison, Jim Gordon Example: Seba - Predator

So I actually picked up a copy of this LP on vinyl the other day. Although it was recorded on November 7, 1970, it actually wasn't released until 1995. According to the sleeve it was part of the Blue Note Rare Groove Series. I believe there is also a CD version of this release. Artist: Lou Donaldson Track name: Alligator Boogaloo Original release: LP, Lou Donaldson ? The Scorpion Live at The Cadillac Club Label: Blue Note Cat number: B1 7243 8 31876 1 4 Year: 1995 (1970) Drummer: Idris Muhammad

I started a thread for the same Orb track a few years ago: http://www.rolldabeats.com/forum/index.php...c=38794&hl=

Example: DJ Crystl - Your Destiny

Example: A Touch of Jazz "Taz" (Precious Materials) 1995

I don't know why I forgot about the clean drums on the intro. I have a loop of this I made a while back ready to upload as a clip. Still not sure if I like how it sounds at faster tempos though.

The break from "There Was A Time" is only attainable if you pan the sample, taking the drums from the right channel and leaving out the bassline from the left channel. This is what I've read from several sources about Paul C. I don't have the record itself, but I've been warned that not every version of the tune is the same. I've been looking for a copy of the 45 for years, but no luck. The song is also on the Dee Felice LP, "In Heat," but this may be a version without the break. I've actually tried to loop up the break from Give The Drummer Some but I could never get a coherent beat out of it. But I was using the LP version, so it's very possible that there's a cleaner sample on the Bonus Beats version included on the 12" release, which I don't have. The problem with GTDS is that the Funky Drummer is also layered over it, so I don't know if you can get a clean loop of the "There Was A Time" break alone.

"I wanna rock right now" Synthetics - I Want To Rock CERT1802

As featured on Blackboard Jungle Dub. "Music to make you stagger." Sampled for: Equinox - Stagger

Artist: Aphex Twin Title: Z Twig (Untitled on original release) Album: Selected Ambient Works Volume II Label: Warp Records Year: 1994 Sampled on: PFM - Danny's Song

Yeah, this was used on PFM - Danny's Song off of Logical Progression 1. I've actually been meaning to add this one for a while, keep forgetting about it!

Multiple reggae tunes are sampled for this one! I don't know about the 'Jah Love' vocal but he definitely used the flute and 'jah' vocal from the beginning of "Curly Dub" by the Upsetters, off of the Super Ape album.