Who sampled whom No.13

Rjd2 - Work

Alvin Robinson - Something you got

Who sampled whom No.12

Here's a greek one... Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

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Bob Marley and the Wailers - Burnin and Lootin

Who sampled whom No.11

Two classics... "Fall in Love" by Slum Village, produced by J Dilla and Gap Mangione's "Diana in the Autumn wind". Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Slum Village - Fall in Love

Gap Mangione - Diana in the Autmun wind (sample appears at 0:27)

Ps. Gap Mangione's album is also called "Diana in the Autumn wind" and features Tony Levin on the bass and Steve Gadd on the drums.

Ps1. A tribute to "Fall in Love" by the great Flying Lotus...

Who sampled whom No.9

Today's "Who sampled whom" is sponsored by Orestis Falireas who sent these two gems to me. Method Man's "Bring the Pain", produced by the mighty RZA and Jerry Butler's "Mechanical Man". Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Method Man - Bring the Pain

Jerry Butler - Mechanical Man (sample appears at 3:00)

Who sampled whom No.6

Such killer tracks. Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Gravediggaz - Diary of a Madman

Johnny Mathis - No love

Who sampled whom No.5

Two true masterpieces... Mos Def's "Kalifornia" and the Mahavishnu Orchestra's "You know you know". Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Who sampled whom No.4

John Abercrombie is a great guitarist and composer. Throughout the years he has offered some landmark-recordings to us humble people, like "Timeless", "Gateway" and many more. That's one of the main reasons he has been sampled so much. The second explanation I can offer to you is  that people probably smoked too much, when listening to his albums. Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Slum Village - Reunion (produced by black milk)

John Abercrombie - Timeless (samples appears at 9:18, but listen to the whole track)

Cinematic Orchestra - Durian

John Abercrombie - Sorcery No.1 ( first sample appears at 1:16, second sample appears at 7:13)

Who sampled whom No.3

Vibes... Vibrations... Stakes is high... A classic by De la Soul produced by the greatest producer of all time, J Dilla (R.I.P.). Original sample appears in Ahmad Jamal's "Swahililand" (wait til 7:30). Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Who sampled whom No.2

"The Score" by the Fugees was initially released in 1996. I was twelve at the time. I went with my mother at the record store and bought it, along with Body Count's "Body Count". The whole album is sample based, but my favorite sample is the following. Enjoy...

Yours, Serafeim

Ps.What a great album.

Who sampled whom No.1

Daft punk are a great band with a real fat sound. However, they didn't have much work to do for their song "Robot rock". It was almost in its last form when they decided to sample Breakwater's "Release the Beast". Enjoy.

Yours, Serafeim

Daft punk's version

Breakwater's version

Ps. I dig both versions.