Marley Marl was probably the first person to sample it and used it on Kool G Rap's debut single, It's A Demo, in '86. He talks about it on his Drink Champs interview, which is a must-see for Golden Age Hip Hop heads.
You're origjnal intro sample. What LP or single is that sourced from? I can slightly hear breath sounds, which the official funky drummer reprise does not contain.
What about "I'am Streched on Your Grave" by Sinéad O'Connor?!
a lot of sublime songs uses the sample
Marley Marl was probably the first person to sample it and used it on Kool G Rap's debut single, It's A Demo, in '86. He talks about it on his Drink Champs interview, which is a must-see for Golden Age Hip Hop heads.
Also George Michael "Waiting for that Day" (also from the "Listen without Prejudice" album)
You forgot to add Ice-T's OG Original gangster album. It's got the funky all over! Ice-T's best album IMO
Scarlet Begonias by Sublime is that beat the entire time
You forgot Sinead O'Connor
You're origjnal intro sample. What LP or single is that sourced from? I can slightly hear breath sounds, which the official funky drummer reprise does not contain.
Ultimate break beat sample along with the "god beat"
Don’t forget Kanye West used this sample in “The Morning” off of the Good Music Cruel Cummerbund album
And I believe that the The Stone Roses used it for Fools Gold also …
you forget fools gold of the stone roses
This song has been muted due to copyright infringement from 3:50–4:06
Waiting for that day / George Michael
Just straight left out Madonna's Justify my Love!!!!!
Luscious Jackson – Let Yourself Get Down .1993
Heard it through
Paris – The devil made me do it.
I can hear for certain Clyde Stubblefield's beat is absolutely present in Sinéad O'Connor's performance of Nothing Compares 2 U.
I think every rapper from the 80s has at least 1 song with the funky drummer in it. Great work but obviously far from complete.
Who didn't would be a shorter list.
Sounds like James Brown sampled the "Amen Break". Lol
South Bronx – Boogie Down Productions and The Next Movement – The Roots?