I know we go straight to Biz Markie on the sample. But Ghostface Killah on the pretty Toney album sample this beat and song and its entirety, the song is called save me dear by Ghostface Killah from Wu-Tang
As Patrice Oneal said "how dare I not know this song". Look up "patrice oneal hosts O and A show" or "Patrice Oneal unsung sample day". It's one of the greatest things I've ever listen to
I like the original because it's so DOPE, just funky and perfect, and yeah Biz did his thing on this joint. I met him at BWI airport and asked him about his version and he said it was a true story, but he would not say the woman's name. Biz was a cool guy, very friendly and wicked smart much respect to Biz Markie Dee !!!
I know we go straight to Biz Markie on the sample. But Ghostface Killah on the pretty Toney album sample this beat and song and its entirety, the song is called save me dear by Ghostface Killah from Wu-Tang
As Patrice Oneal said "how dare I not know this song". Look up "patrice oneal hosts O and A show" or "Patrice Oneal unsung sample day". It's one of the greatest things I've ever listen to
Written by
Kenny Gamble
and
Leon Huff
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Lead Vocals:
Freddie Scott
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Background Vocals:
Barbara Ingram
Carla Benson
Evette Benton
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Instrumentation:
Leon Huff and
the early formation
of MFSB
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Arranger and
Conductor:
Bobby Martin
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Produced by
Kenny Gamble
and
Leon Huff
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Year:
1968
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Non-album
single
0:47
24k golden completely copied of of this on more than friends you can hear it
I like the original because it's so DOPE, just funky and perfect, and yeah Biz did his thing on this joint. I met him at BWI airport and asked him about his version and he said it was a true story, but he would not say the woman's name. Biz was a cool guy, very friendly and wicked smart much respect to Biz Markie Dee !!!
Biz Markie brought me here
This beat slap hard from the beginning almost like RZA produced it..Boom bat type beat
It's Always Sunny
Wow! what a Great Song it the beat is great and the lyrics are perfect, but it's the singers who bring it to life.
SIP BIZ MARKIE!
Too bad Biz didn't just use Freddie Scott's vocals for the chorus. It would have made his song so much better.
Damn, this shit slaps! I'm 40 years old and I just now heard this song in 2021. RIP Freddie Scott
R.I.P. Biz Markie!!!
I have to give Biz credit. He added some creative twists to this and gave this underground old-school tune a new lease on life. RIP BIZ.
Rip Biz
Biz.
everyone talking about biz but no one talking about ghostface