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JamiroquainPt
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Who Sampled Jamiroquai?
Hi people,
Surfing around the web, I've stopped in a new website, that I didn't know, and could be interesting.
There are some informations about some songs which were used to sample musics from Jamiroquai. This list can go bigger, with time and cooperation of all.
Here it stays the link:
http://www.whosampled.com/sampled/Jamiroquai/
Enjoy!
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smellbob
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| Posted: Sun Mar 10, 2013 09:21 |
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"Who do you believe in" always gets me mad.
2pac was amazing no doubt, but get credit where credit is due.
Whenever that song comes on and I'm with my friends or family, they always say 2pac always makes the best beats.
Not 2pac mother fucker. 
Kind of an odd choice for the rapper that sampled "Everyday". But props for him giving love to jamiro.
Nice find. 
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smellbob
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Another one that site didn't mention as I don't think it's really sample, they just stole the lyrics from Half The Man
Pharrell Williams/Kanye West - Number 1
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HxgfspeEmco
"Yesterday I was half the man you see, that's because your the other half of me."
lols.
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robotscantadlib
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Madlib sampled "Didgin' Out" in his track "Never Front"
Souls of Mischief sampled "Journey to Arnhemland" in "Shooting Stars"
Missy Elliot sampled "Morning Glory" in "Bite Our Style"
Moodymann sampled "Do You Know Where You're Coming From" in "The Setup"
Those are all of the notable artists that I know of who have sampled Jamiroquai. |
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HoneyBee
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| Posted: Sun Mar 08, 2015 17:49 |
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| smellbob wrote: |
"Who do you believe in" always gets me mad.
2pac was amazing no doubt, but get credit where credit is due. |
maybe a Jamiroquai fan took him out! 
@robotscantadlib Proof Jamiroquai made it- by the amount of samples.
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Curry
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| Posted: Tue Mar 10, 2015 23:56 |
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| smellbob wrote: |
"Who do you believe in" always gets me mad.
2pac was amazing no doubt, but get credit where credit is due.
Whenever that song comes on and I'm with my friends or family, they always say 2pac always makes the best beats.
Not 2pac mother fucker.
Kind of an odd choice for the rapper that sampled "Everyday". But props for him giving love to jamiro.
Nice find. |
Tupac died the very month Travelling Without Moving came out. So how could he have sampled Everyday? |
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HoneyBee
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| Posted: Sat Mar 14, 2015 05:05 |
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well I know it ain't the right source, but Wiki says the song was released in '99, and gives credit to Manifest Destiny.
find out the proper credits -it looks to be released posthumously. |
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Curry
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| HoneyBee wrote: |
well I know it ain't the right source, but Wiki says the song was released in '99, and gives credit to Manifest Destiny.
find out the proper credits -it looks to be released posthumously. |
Yeah, it can be heard. I just searched both on Youtube and listened carefully. It's a small sample, but it's used over and over.
Suge Knight was the one who pushed this through. Can't exactly blame 'Pac since he died years prior to.  |
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HoneyBee
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so is Suge short for Sugar?
I think this every time I hear his name!
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Curry
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| HoneyBee wrote: |
so is Suge short for Sugar?
I think this every time I hear his name!
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Yeah it is. It's likely some old hustler name from the 70s he gave himself to sound like the gangster he always wanted to be. |
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smellbob
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| Curry wrote: |
| smellbob wrote: |
"Who do you believe in" always gets me mad.
2pac was amazing no doubt, but get credit where credit is due.
Whenever that song comes on and I'm with my friends or family, they always say 2pac always makes the best beats.
Not 2pac mother fucker.
Kind of an odd choice for the rapper that sampled "Everyday". But props for him giving love to jamiro.
Nice find. |
Tupac died the very month Travelling Without Moving came out. So how could he have sampled Everyday? |
I never said he did. I'm talking about someone on the link the OP posted. It's all good in the hood. ^_^.
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Curry
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| Posted: Sun Apr 12, 2015 12:58 |
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| smellbob wrote: |
| Curry wrote: |
| smellbob wrote: |
"Who do you believe in" always gets me mad.
2pac was amazing no doubt, but get credit where credit is due.
Whenever that song comes on and I'm with my friends or family, they always say 2pac always makes the best beats.
Not 2pac mother fucker.
Kind of an odd choice for the rapper that sampled "Everyday". But props for him giving love to jamiro.
Nice find. |
Tupac died the very month Travelling Without Moving came out. So how could he have sampled Everyday? |
I never said he did. I'm talking about someone on the link the OP posted. It's all good in the hood. ^_^. |
Ah, I see. Sorry about that.  |
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HoneyBee
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So I saw the movie "Notorious".
I didn't know much about the story of Biggie & Tupac.
I wonder how accurate it is. 
It sorta makes Suge out to be the bad guy imo. The media is perhaps driven by the industry. |
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Adidas2076
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| Posted: Tue Apr 14, 2015 23:37 |
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Talking of Notorious.....
http://youtu.be/quyoiAOqg9g
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HoneyBee
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"my Detroit Players" (if I had to pick I'd pick East coast)
I highly doubt this was made in 1996, because Traveling without Moving wasn't officially released until like January 10th, 1997 in the U.S. Although it was on the radio a couple months before. I'll bet it's mixed in 1997 or later.
But nice that Jamiroquai is there again |
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