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Producer: James Brown
Tags: Soul-RnB, Jazz-Funk, Sampled in More Than 10 Songs, Ultimate Breaks and Beats, US R&B #1 Hit, Sampled in More Than 20 Songs, US #7 Hit [Add] Main genre: Soul / Funk / Disco More information on Wikipedia |
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pano said on Thursday, 02 August 2012:
"Glowe" used an alternative version of James Brown's Cold Sweat, where there are no James Brown vocals over the drum break. @4:29 in the current embed you can hear a woman say "wooh" in the background, which is also present in the sampled version "Glowe" used (@0:16 you can hear the "wooh" there too) |
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