Joe Crocker: Woman to Woman (1972)

Joe Crocker: Woman to Woman (1972)


Sampled by:

Funky by Ultramagnetic MC's (1987)


Knick Knack Paddy Wack by EPMD feat. K-Solo (1989)


California Love by 2Pac feat. Dr. Dre and Roger Troutman (1995)

Say You Will - Eddie Henderson (Vinyl) 1977

Too sick to bother writing anything. Just listen...

The Emotions - "Blind Alley" '71

I've been quiet on the blog tip lately bc I've just been crazy busy. So here's an old gem that's been sampled by more groups than I can count. Enjoy...



Big Daddy Kane - “Ain’t No Half Steppin’”


DAS EFX used it in "Jussammen"and also in "Clap your hands now"


ED O.G. Sampled it on two tracks "I'm different" and "Go Up and Up"


EPMD "Brothers from Brentwood LI"


LL Cool J "Pink cookies in a plastic bag"


Tribe used it in "Scenario" but also in "Phony Rappers"


Long list of others who sampled it:
* 112 - “In Love with You”
* 3rd Bass - “Product of the Environment”
* A Tribe Called Quest - “Phony Rappers”
* A Tribe Called Quest - “Scenario”
* Alkaholiks - “Who Dem Niggas”
* AMG - “Jiggable Pie”
* Big Daddy Kane - “Ain’t No Half Steppin’”
* Black AG - “There it Is”
* Brand Nubian - “Alladat”
* Chubb Rock - “Organizer”
* Craig Mack - “Funk Wit Da Style”
* Das EFX - “Jussummen”
* Das EFX - “Klap Ya Handz”
* Ed O.G. - “Go Up and Up”
* Ed O.G. - “I’m Different”
* EPMD - “Brothers from Brentwood LI”
* Gang Starr - “Comin’ for Datazz”
* Ice Cube - “We Had to Tear this Motherfucker Up”
* Innosense - “A Real Good Man”
* King Sun - “Sippin’ Brandy”
* King Tee - “Duck”
* Leaders of the New School - “Sound of the Zeekers”
* LL Cool J - “Pink Cookies in a Plastic Bag”
* Lords of the Underground - “Psycho”
* Makeba & Skratch - “Mentally Fitness”
* Mariah Carey - “Dream Lover”
* Massive Attack - “Any Love”
* Melvin Riley - “I’m Going Through a Thang”
* Mormon Ghetto Projectz ft X-Caliber - “Intro-section + Turn the Tables”
* Nikki D - “The Beauty Shop”
* P King - “It�s Fundamental”
* P King - “Sleepaway Camp”
* P-King - “Wicked and Nasty”
* Pharcyde - “4 Better or 4 Worse”
* Redhead Kingpen - “We Don’t Have a Plan B”
* Redman - “Redman Meets Reggie Noble”
* Sweet N Lo - “All in How You Bag It”
* Trilogy - “Good Time”
* Wreckx-N-Effect - “Rump Shaker”

To Have & To Hold: Vinyl “Musicmentory”

I will be buying this when it releases...I am a sucker for a good documentary. Such a great way to learn about past and present culture.

To Have & To Hold - Taster Tape from Jony Lyle on Vimeo.

Clean Records With Wood Glue aka The Vinyl Facelift

Interesting...

I love this song... Sam & Dave "Hold On - I'm coming" 1966

The song I posted yesterday always reminds me of this song...I usually put them next to each other in sets. This track is just so classic. Enjoy!

Sam & Dave "Hold On - I'm coming" 1966

Jr. Walker & the All Stars "Shotgun" 1965

Today is gonna be a shotgun approach from jump street....here's a classic that you've probably heard:

Jr. Walker & the All Stars "Shotgun" 1965


DJ Green Lantern, Fat Joe and Styles P 2006

rare funk for your azz: Bill Chase "Bochawa"

I slipped and didn't make a post yesterday, so here's some heat...

Bill Chase "Bochawa" '74


Sampled by Compton's Most Wanted in Music to Drive by "Dead men tell no lies" '92

nildoctrine "Lyricism and Capitalism"

Idris Muhammed - “Crab Apple” (1977)

From 1977's "Turn This Mutha Out", here's percussionist, Idris Muhammad with the classic, "Crab Apple." Also peep some of the tracks that sampled this bad-boy below.



Ghostface Killah - “Daytona 500”


Shyheim - "Napsack"


Run-DMC - “Beats to the Rhyme”


Jeru - “Mind Spray”


Grand Puba ft Mary J. Blige - “Check it Out”


Notorious B.I.G. -“Big Booty Hoes” (WARNING UNCENSORED)


Tupac - "Crooked Ass Niggas"


Couldn't find the video to embed... but I suggest checknig DJ Honda's "Every Now and Then" which also sampled this track.

45 King on Big Turntables but little records

There's just not many heads out there today who (a) have a collection of 45s like he does and (b) still rocks out with them at the skill level he does. These days everyone does 12" or Serato and there's nothing wrong with either of those approaches, but you have give The 45 King respect for sticking to his roots and being a Master at his craft. Enjoy...



Some more from the 45 King

Thomas Bruso aka Epic Beard Man Documentary! [18 Min]

Remember the crazy old white dude who knocked out the idiot black guy on the bus... well this is his story. This dude is fucken great!!!