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Syl Johnson

Syl Johnson
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Tracks that sampled Syl Johnson [238]
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Tracks that sampled music produced by Syl Johnson [3]

Tracks that Sampled Syl Johnson

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I Feel an Urge I Feel an Urge (1963) was sampled in
Juice (Know the Ledge) by Eric B. & Rakim (1991)
 Let It Out (SDP Remix) by Ugly Duckling (2005)
Different Strokes Different Strokes (1967) was sampled in
(This Is) Detroit Soul by Paul Nero (1968)
 Hip Hop Beat (Street Mix) by The Rapologists (1984)
 Put Your Fila's On by Schoolly D (1985)
 Brooklyn Rocks the Best by Cutmaster D.C. (1986)
 B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle by Schoolly D (1986)
 It's the Hip Hop (Free Style) by Freddy B & the Mighty Mike Masters (1986)
 Sneakers by Little 7 and Hass-C-B (1986)
 I Know You Got Soul by Eric B. & Rakim (1987)
 Criminal Minded by Boogie Down Productions (1987)
 It's My Thing by EPMD (1987)
 Feelin' James by Fresh Gordon (1987)
 Miuzi Weighs a Ton by Public Enemy (1987)
 You Can't Win by The Brothers (1987)
 Scratch Monopoly by T La Rock (1987)
 S.O.L.O. by Rappers on a Mission (1987)
 The Brothers by The Brothers (1987)
 I Got Rhythm by The Brothers (1987)
 Let Us Entertain You by Bambi and Mr. Freeze (1987)
 Kick the Ball by Krown Rulers (1987)
 On Fire by Tone Loc (1987)
 Payback's a Mutha by King Tee (1988)
 Desperado by Beastie Boys (1988)
 Super Dope Remix #2 (Kick the Ball) by Krown Rulers (1988)

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MrBlondNYC said on Wednesday, 09 February 2011:
The moaning part is an interpolation but I believe the horn is a chopped direct sample

dahlhansen101 said on Tuesday, 08 February 2011:
Could be a coincidence (although I doubt it) but in the Beatnuts' track "Strokes" (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OY8uhPTxhqo) they definately have the female part of the moaning, sounding a lot like the beginning of "Different Strokes". Wouldn't go as far as calling it a sample, though. Maybe somewhat of a reinterpretation.

 
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