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Producer: Vincent Davis
Tags: Rap, Signature Song, Instrumental, Drum Break (Drum Machine), Sampled in More Than 70 Songs, Sampled in More Than 60 Songs, Vocal Samples (Most Used), Dance Craze [Add] Main genre: Hip-Hop / R&B |
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Cow_tipping said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
Yeah, you both are absolutely right. 1990 is wrong. I know Addy was involved in house music back in those days (<3 first House Party Cd's), but this is indeed from 2010. (beatport get-get-down/203306) I think I still had wrong info stuck under the ctrl-v and didn't check. And yes Anubis, you were right. Mr Lee's sample was also sampled from PeeWee's dance. I didn't know that, I just recognized the snippit: 'Get'. |
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DJ Anubis said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
It's R3hab for this release, but it's the same as the Rehab we already had (see Discogs' correction). yeah must be 2010 and added as cover/sample of Paul Johnston... |
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Xanadu said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
Oh, and it's R3Hab actually! |
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Xanadu said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
According to the Myspace page of Nasty Tunes, it was released in 2010 (might just be the date it was added to their profile). http://www.myspace.com/nastytunesrecordings/music/songs/r3hab-addy-van-der-zwan-get-get-down-64806743 Another page (in Dutch) shows it charted in 2010: http://www.futuremusiccharts.nl/futuremusiccharts/2010/01/jaarlijst-neder.html I don't think it was released in 1990. It should be linked to Paul Johnson version as a cover, however. |
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DJ Anubis said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
And I forgot something: are you sure this is from 1990? Than it was the inspiration for Paul Johnson's Get Get Down... |
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DJ Anubis said on Saturday, 23 July 2011:
Check out the Pee-Wee's Dance sample, not sure if this is right or should be linked to Pee-Wee's Dance. Why the "whole track", I might be missing something? |
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