Dyke & The Blazers ? Let A Woman Be A Woman. . . [CLIP]

[Phokus]

Break name: Let A Woman

 

Artist: Dyke & The Blazers

Track name: Let A Woman Be A Woman, Let A Man Be A Man

Original release: 7", Dyke & The Blazers ? Let A Woman Be A Woman, Let A Man Be A Man / Uuh (Edit)

Label: Original Sound

Cat number: Os-89

Year: 1969

Drummer: Probably James Gadson (Let A Woman? was recorded with the Watts 103rd Street Band as session players.)

 

Also available on: LP, Dyke & The Blazers ? So Sharp! (1983); DJ Pogo Presents The Breaks

 

Example: Phantom Audio ? Phantom Force

 

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[Ornette]

Better example:

DJ Crystl - Warp Drive (Remix)

[iamdek]

[ CLIP HERE ]

[Phokus]

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[Ornette]

Underkut - Both Ends

[MrMooncat]

didnt most people just sample the break straight from "hardnoise - untitled" instrumental?

 

MrMooncat

Kolusion

Semtex Recordings

[Phokus]

Yeah, that's the conclusion I came to recently, too. EQ'd nicely, pretty much the straight programming that most people use...

[Ornette]

What about 3D - Once More (You Hear The Dope Stuff) they looped the break in that one,

[Ornette]

I've just noticed use of this break used in Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness!

http://www.rolldabeats.com/release/basement_records/brss013/

 

It's very feint, almost imperceptable and only comes in for small sections. Interesting that, because had thought of the tune as of having no breakbeats. Putting some question into whether it could be considered hardcore even

[Specialjustin]

Frank de Wulf - Passion [Mikki House]

 

Very faint background loop.