Tuesday, November 17, 2009
"They Just a Pale Make of My Chromosones"..
From "Go Right: Jazz Poland 1963-75", here are the Novi Singers with "Five, Four, Three."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/686114543a7563c1/
From "So...How's Your Girl?", here's Handsome Boy Modeling School featuring Del tha Funkee Homosapien with "Magnetizing."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/68611764be7a7241/
"Nothin Ever Promised Tomorrow Today"....
"He Got the Funk Yeeeeah"...
From the "Final Comedown", here's guitarist Grant Green with the smooth "Luanna's Theme."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/6861030450c50ea3/
From Digable Planets' "Blowout Comb", here's "For Corners."
"Shoot Your Daughter in the Calf Muscle"...
From 1973's "Ecstasy", here are the Ohio Players (go head Junie!!) with "Ecstasy."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/68610096002c18a2/
From "Reasonable Doubt", here's Jay-Z and Biggie with "Brooklyn's Finest."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/686101544a275edb/
"Yes Yes Ya'll"...
From 1972's "Perception", here's underrated Philly band, Catalyst with "Uzuri."
From "The Mind", here's the title track from underrated MC Chubb Rock.
From ma girl, Bahamdia, off of "Kollage", here's Spontaneity."
Labels:
Bahamdia,
Catalyst,
Chubb Rock,
Fab 5,
Sean Price
Friday, November 6, 2009
"La la La La Laaaa"
Also this 1967 classic, "Memory Band"
was sampled for
Off of "Center of Attention", here's INI with "Life I Live."
From "the Score", here are the Fugees with the Roberta Flack remake, "Killing Me Softly."
Here's the original: From 1973's "Killing Me Softly", here's Roberta Flack with the title track.
"If You Need 'Em I Got Crazy Profilactics"...
From 1977's "Come Into Knowledge" here's RAMP (Roy Ayers Music Project) with the gem, "Daylight."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/6809439436b17505/
From 1967, here's Chess Records own, Rotary Connection (RIP Minnie Riperton) with "Memory Band."
http://www.zshare.net/audio/680947548effd2a1/
From "People's Instinctive Travels and the Paths of Rhythm", here's a Tribe Called Quest with "Bonita Applebum."
"You Keep Sayin' 'Kick It, Quit It'"
"Never Sleep', Cause Sleep is The Cousin of Death"
"Day In, Day Out"...
From 1972's "Black Byrd", here's Donald Byrd with "Where Are We Going?"
From "Live From Ackniculous Land", here "(Peace) Ya' Self" from Philly's own, Three Times Dope.
"Another Daay..Like Yesterday...ayy"
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