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Producers: Russell Simmons, Rick Rubin
Tags: Rap, Sampled in More Than 60 Songs [Add] Main genre: Hip-Hop / R&B More information on Wikipedia Lyrics and meaning at Songfacts |
Producer: Creed Taylor
Tags: Jazz Fusion, Breakbeat, Drum Break, CTI, Sampled in More Than 120 Songs, Drum Breaks (Most Used) [Add] Main genre: Jazz / Blues More information on Wikipedia |
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Drpepperfan said on Saturday, 02 June 2012:
I think it's just a case of fame. Peter Piper was the first song on the album Raising Hell, which is just about the most important and influential rap album of them all. So I guess this is the most famous use of the sample just cause it is more famous as a song... |
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C.R. Brown said on Saturday, 02 June 2012:
I don't quite get it, this song is widely used in breakbeat and sample culture, but this is the one track that is known for sampling this song. Peter Piper is a tight track but, what's so different between the way this song used it compared to how other songs used it? |
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JF said on Friday, 12 December 2008:
WOW |
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