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Producer: Arthur Baker
Tags: Rap, Hip Hop, Electro Hop, Vocoder, Drum Break (Drum Machine), Electro, Rolling Stones 500 Greatest Songs, Japanese [Add] Main genre: Hip-Hop / R&B More information on Wikipedia |
Producers: Alan Shacklock, Nick Mobbs
Tags: Sampled in More Than 20 Songs, Ultimate Breaks and Beats [Add] Main genre: Rock / Pop More information on Wikipedia |
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MrBlondNYC said on Monday, 16 November 2009:
First, it is listed as an interpolation. Second, while it may be true that Babe Ruth interpolated Morricone's score (I don't know for sure, you can direct us to the info), what is important is the intent of the sampling artist. Most likely, Bambaataa's intent was to interpolate The Mexican as it was a popular breakdancing song in the early days of hip-hop and other hip-hop songs have sampled/interpolated it. |
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ejosephsmith said on Monday, 16 November 2009:
This is wrong. First off, it's more like an interpolation, and second, it's originally from the theme for the movie 'For A Few Dollars More,' which was done by Ennio Morricone. |
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