You can help me to buy some new equipment to make even better videos by hitting the Super Thanks button to make a donation to me of your choice, or you can buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/djfurio Beginning and end tracks are my own productions. Download my albums at djfurio.bandcamp.com
16:32 Inside My Love - Minnie Riperton J. Cole - Everybody Dies czcams.com/video/-5slZHLSnow/video.html La Frecuencia Rebelde - Riega la Semilla - 1999 czcams.com/video/B87QWuYjrrs/video.html
This just helps to prove that the 70’s was the best era of popular music to the point that even to this day it’s still being used. And I wasn’t even alive in the 70’s
Love your videos! As a youngin in the 70’s I grew up listening to these great tunes. In the 80’s and early 90’s DJ’s and producers gave these classics life again!
After seeing and hearing all the top hits from the 70's. Hip Hop emerges with their own style of flavor by sampling 70's greatest hits. Old school music never dies and brings new school of hip hop a new chapter of what real music from the ages is today.
@@DJFurio you are such a legend for putting forth so much effort you are a true crate digger and are helping persevere a beautiful time period for hip hop and rap
@@DJFurio take your time bro. Just make it when you can for us because we appreciate these originals and samples Furio. I be going to listen to the rap song and the dusty song back to back due to you nbs 😤💪
All I know is Premier is God tier. Growing up on most of these 70s joints, hearing Preme turning them into the headbangers of my college and young adult years was glorious!
4:41 I love hip hop, originally Bill Withers & sampled by Blackstreet and that song again was sampled by Big Moochie Grape “East Haiti Baby” Hip hop be a way to time travel and listen to 3 songs at once, name another genre I swear!
I don’t think 100 people sampled MJ. At least not artists most people would recognize. MJ had the best lawyers and he wasn’t giving anyone sample clearance.
Only because I’ve shown their use of it a lot of times in other videos. I’ve done a full breakdown of Midnight Marauders album showing every sample they used here czcams.com/video/L2YZ3i8joc0/video.html
you should put every song that uses the sample. for example at 6:29 I immediately hear "rump shaker" by wreckx n effect or at 20:22 I hear "ain't no ni**a" by jay-z
Yes both those samples have been used lots of times. I’ve already shown 100 different samples in this video so I think it would be too many to show every use of each one. Some have been sampled hundreds of times.
@@DJFurio that is a good point. Either way I'm loving these videos and listening to a bunch of old songs recently I probably never would have otherwise. Thanks for making these
Have you actually watched this video? Check what Havoc, DJ Premier and J Dilla do with some of the samples. Chopped up like mad and completely reconstructed to make something brand new. Try to copy a J Dilla drum pattern and you will fail. He takes single hit drum sounds and plays them without any swing settings so they completely bounce slightly off. So difficult to do. Try to find some of the really obscure parts of music that DJ Premier decides to chop up and rearrange. 99% of people would just skip past it and not even hear anything worth sampling. And Havoc messes with samples so much you can’t even recognise what they were even if you know where the sample is taken from.
A lot of these samples were from 90’s tracks. No internet with an endless supply of obscure music to stream and download. You really had to dig and listen to records back then to find samples. A lot have been blatantly used without changing them much agreed. Some have been replayed to sound like the original to avoid certain sample clearance issues. Dre did this a lot.
Keep up the great work @DJFURIO you do a great job! very glad I came up on your channel! keep it up man! you mean a lot and more than you know to those that appreciate the Boom Bap!
It’s the only way to avoid the video getting blocked unfortunately. The only ones I played longer are the really obscure tracks. I’ve had to edit the video 5 times already after uploading to not get it blocked.
@@DJFurio Ok, fair enough, no worries. Just 2/3 secs longer would've been good, but you don't have much choice if you're at the mercy of the CZcams 'gods'
HOL UP JO!!!!!!! Know what gonna do is take Scarface/On My Block down and put M.O.P/World Famous in its place bein tho they were the first to use it.....
It took all weekend and then 5 edits and about 8 hours of uploading and checking just to get the video so it wasn’t blocked. I’m not taking it down again to replace 1 track 🤣🤣🤣
2 takeaways from this: 1. the originals are better almost all the time 2. Most samples are just ripping off the original without creative merits to it. One of the few exceptions is Blackstreet (which isn't even Hip Hop)
You can help me to buy some new equipment to make even better videos by hitting the Super Thanks button to make a donation to me of your choice, or you can buy me a coffee at www.buymeacoffee.com/djfurio
Beginning and end tracks are my own productions. Download my albums at djfurio.bandcamp.com
16:32 Inside My Love - Minnie Riperton
J. Cole - Everybody Dies czcams.com/video/-5slZHLSnow/video.html
La Frecuencia Rebelde - Riega la Semilla - 1999 czcams.com/video/B87QWuYjrrs/video.html
This channel is quickly becoming the way I discover music, love your work!
Glad to hear you’re enjoying it
This just helps to prove that the 70’s was the best era of popular music to the point that even to this day it’s still being used. And I wasn’t even alive in the 70’s
70’s was such an amazing time for music
Boom! DJ Furio - you're fire!
Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching.
damn bro i grew up on hip hop, but 70s soul was about love, romance, faith, hope, nuance, seduction, and stance.
The moral of this ENTIRE video: DJ PREMIER ABSOLUTELY DOMINATED THIS SEGMENT!!
I rate Preemo so highly. You can hear a track and instantly know it’s one of his productions. So talented.
Love your videos! As a youngin in the 70’s I grew up listening to these great tunes. In the 80’s and early 90’s DJ’s and producers gave these classics life again!
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Furio`s unstoppable.
Glad you like it
After seeing and hearing all the top hits from the 70's. Hip Hop emerges with their own style of flavor by sampling 70's greatest hits. Old school music never dies and brings new school of hip hop a new chapter of what real music from the ages is today.
Agreed
@@DJFurio where's the Skull Snaps (1973) sample and Minnie Ripperton's Here we go sample?
I’m other videos. I’ve done a full Minnie Riperton sample video.
Always great job , thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching
Next video should be "100 Hip Hop Tracks That Took Samples From The 1960s"
Maybe. They take so long to create.
@@DJFurio you are such a legend for putting forth so much effort you are a true crate digger and are helping persevere a beautiful time period for hip hop and rap
@@NoEnemiesRahim thanks
@@DJFurio take your time bro. Just make it when you can for us because we appreciate these originals and samples Furio. I be going to listen to the rap song and the dusty song back to back due to you nbs 😤💪
I’ve done a short video recently on samples from the 1960s czcams.com/video/NcDIoVIQRcc/video.html
I hadn't heard some of these before. Incredible work.
Glad you like the video. Thanks for watching.
Amazing, DJ Premier is all over hip-hop across decades.
He’s produced some amazing tracks
i never even thought some of these were sampled, Priority - Mos Def caught me by surprise 😮
Yeah most hip hop uses samples.
Hell! All of Hip Hop is samples if they didn't they never would have EXISTED! FOR REAL, REAL TALK!
Amazing
Glad you like it
All I know is Premier is God tier. Growing up on most of these 70s joints, hearing Preme turning them into the headbangers of my college and young adult years was glorious!
My number 1 producer definitely
SUBSCRIBED! Very Nice! Got me going back through all my CDs right now looking for music I didn't even know I already had. Great work dude!
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This is magic!
The Madd Skills sample (Carla Bley) shook me seriously. As did the Nytetyme rmx (Maynard Ferguson). Great work!
Glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching.
That Grand Puba sample on its own got me into Gil Scott
He’s amazing. Made some great albums. I was lucky enough to see him live twice.
One of the best channels on YT, keep it up!
Appreciate it. Thanks for watching.
Dj furio the goat
👍
Dope vid!
Glad you like it. Thanks.
Keep the vids coming loving it
I will do
@@DJFurio we appreciate your work and the time you put in
@@Bongz187 thanks
Great job man. Can hear ir all day zapping ⚡
Glad you like it. Thanks for watching.
Thanks!
Really appreciate your support 👍👍
Damn you should put all of those in some Spotify playlist
What a wonderfull work man!!
Thanks for watching
next you should do a video about recent samples. Like songs that were only a few years old when they were sampled.
Could be interesting
Love it, great vid.......
Thanks
When I hear Herbie Hancocks Watermelon Man sample I think of Super Cats “Dolly My Baby”
Great track. It’s been used quite a few times.
10:25- Tribe called Quest used this for “Butter”
4:41 I love hip hop, originally Bill Withers & sampled by Blackstreet and that song again was sampled by Big Moochie Grape “East Haiti Baby”
Hip hop be a way to time travel and listen to 3 songs at once, name another genre I swear!
Necro is a very underrated producer
He’s really good
FAX HES UNDERRATED AF
Necro The White James Brown >>>> czcams.com/video/hYn8VAJhkgA/video.html >>>>>>
He and RA the Rugged man are seriously top level MCs but people don’t really give them their flowers because they’re kinda crazy.
I like these cuz i only glance at the phone to see wear the sample came from. Other than that I just listen only.
Glad you like my videos. Thanks for watching.
The darkest light was also sampled in rumpshaker
FACTS: Kool Keith brought that Joe Cocker record to Ced Gee’s studio to create the classic “Funky” by the Ultramagnetic M.C.’s. Way before Dre
Yeah I’ve shown Ultras version in a different video.
Can you do a top 100 hip hop songs that sampled Michael Jackson
I could make a video but probably not 100 on just one artist.
I don’t think 100 people sampled MJ. At least not artists most people would recognize. MJ had the best lawyers and he wasn’t giving anyone sample clearance.
2:12 - LL Cool J sampled this for “Hollis to Hollywood”.
Handclapping song was also sampled by a tribe called quest on clap your hands.
Yeah it’s been used a lot
Mary j bilge used Ike’s mood too 😘
Yeah she did. Great track.
@@DJFurio one of my favorites
6:13 i thought the song that sampled this would be dopeman by nwa
Yeah it’s been used so many times. I’ve shown Dopeman use of it in other videos.
@16:37 how could you miss this sample of tribe called quest Lyrics to Go??? That’s one of the strongest songs on that album
Only because I’ve shown their use of it a lot of times in other videos. I’ve done a full breakdown of Midnight Marauders album showing every sample they used here czcams.com/video/L2YZ3i8joc0/video.html
@@DJFurio I’m going to watch that video now. Thanks!!!!
Exactly what I'm saying!
@@DJFurio... Still should've used that example.
@@STAK_22 why? I explained the reason already.
fuckin' preemo, incredible.
He’s crazy good
Gotta hit us with the Spotify playlist bro
you should put every song that uses the sample. for example at 6:29 I immediately hear "rump shaker" by wreckx n effect or at 20:22 I hear "ain't no ni**a" by jay-z
Yes both those samples have been used lots of times. I’ve already shown 100 different samples in this video so I think it would be too many to show every use of each one. Some have been sampled hundreds of times.
@@DJFurio that is a good point. Either way I'm loving these videos and listening to a bunch of old songs recently I probably never would have otherwise. Thanks for making these
Thanks for watching and glad I’ve got you listening to some new music.
I really like the sample from Joe Chambers’ song Mind Rain for Nas’ song N.Y. State of Mind.
Both are great tracks
13:10 - Too many artists used that instrumental. Take your pick, LOL
Yeah. Some of these tracks have been sampled so many times over the years.
Some of these songs that sampled these 70's joints, are very obscure & unknown.... you should've used the More Known/Famous examples!
The idea is to open people up to different music they might not otherwise have listened to. I get so many comments saying that’s what they like.
for bob james' nautilus, shoulda gone with "brothers on my jock" by epmd. just my opinion.
I did a short sample video just about that 1 track czcams.com/video/u4v_uC41eUg/video.html
Valerie was sampled by 50cent- best friend
Yep
I didn’t know Mobb Deep’s Shook Ones Pt. 2 was a Quincy Jones sample.
Yep
Most of these song are fire yet the reason people don’t respect the art of sampling.
Have you actually watched this video? Check what Havoc, DJ Premier and J Dilla do with some of the samples. Chopped up like mad and completely reconstructed to make something brand new. Try to copy a J Dilla drum pattern and you will fail. He takes single hit drum sounds and plays them without any swing settings so they completely bounce slightly off. So difficult to do. Try to find some of the really obscure parts of music that DJ Premier decides to chop up and rearrange. 99% of people would just skip past it and not even hear anything worth sampling. And Havoc messes with samples so much you can’t even recognise what they were even if you know where the sample is taken from.
A lot of these samples were from 90’s tracks. No internet with an endless supply of obscure music to stream and download. You really had to dig and listen to records back then to find samples.
A lot have been blatantly used without changing them much agreed. Some have been replayed to sound like the original to avoid certain sample clearance issues. Dre did this a lot.
@28:22 The Rhythm - Kwame
I did a full sample video about Bob James and showed that use of the sample czcams.com/video/jgTXbzvp8EA/video.html
Also eamon used bootsy I rather be with you for his single I’d rather f*** with you
He did. I think it’s more of a cover version of the NWA track with the same name.
@@DJFurio true 😊 you’re right
20:40 "No Vaseline" was released in 1991*
Yeah I’ve copied and pasted from the previous EPMD track and forgot to change it
@@DJFurio I understand. It happens. Great video though 😀😁
@23:07 Ms by David Oliver was more famous for po pimp do or die
You missed an obvious one. "Fly Like an Eagle" is a prominent sample in "You're a Customer" by EPMD.
Already shown it in another video. Trying not to duplicate things.
Dumbass
Is there a video of just Premiers samples?
There sure is. I’ve done so many sample videos about him czcams.com/play/PLKhcbxwjtW9E2WtoCHD8_TOFVtC7tR8ij.html
@@DJFurio Thanks for what you do!
Thanks for watching
Keep up the great work @DJFURIO you do a great job! very glad I came up on your channel! keep it up man! you mean a lot and more than you know to those that appreciate the Boom Bap!
That’s really great to hear. Thanks for watching.
Bruh why did the Handclapping Song just make me think of KFC?????
It's a song used in KFC ads here in NZ
im sorry but the best hiphop sample is It ain’t hard to tell by Nas sampling Michael Jackson
Here you go czcams.com/video/Omiw-uo7NT8/video.html
😃👍👍
Please give proper credit for Touch the Sky to Just Blaze for Production
He’s literally listed as the producer in the top left hand corner as the track is playing
This is wicked, but i feel you've faded the tracks out too quickly, like they're on a conveyor belt
It’s the only way to avoid the video getting blocked unfortunately. The only ones I played longer are the really obscure tracks. I’ve had to edit the video 5 times already after uploading to not get it blocked.
@@DJFurio Ok, fair enough, no worries. Just 2/3 secs longer would've been good, but you don't have much choice if you're at the mercy of the CZcams 'gods'
@@DJFurio I don't know how many many other channels get away with playing whole tracks, & even albums... 🤔
Yeah. Often as soon as a track is identified it says the video is blocked worldwide.
@@DJFurio the irony of it all can give a headache
No vassaline by ice cube came out in 91/92 not 87
Yeah sorry. I copied and pasted the info from the previous track and forgot to change the year.
HOL UP JO!!!!!!! Know what gonna do is take Scarface/On My Block down and put M.O.P/World Famous in its place bein tho they were the first to use it.....
It took all weekend and then 5 edits and about 8 hours of uploading and checking just to get the video so it wasn’t blocked. I’m not taking it down again to replace 1 track 🤣🤣🤣
Boy I bet yo brain got scrambled when u had to do funky worm. Still think BDK had one of the sickest samples ever for no half steppin...
Yeah Funky Worm has been used so many times.
2 takeaways from this:
1. the originals are better almost all the time
2. Most samples are just ripping off the original without creative merits to it. One of the few exceptions is Blackstreet (which isn't even Hip Hop)