Shake off your weariness with Ann Peebles’ goodbye kiss to sorrows from her 1972 album, Straight From The Heart.
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CATEGORY: AUDIO, Daily Funk, LOOSIES, MUSIC | TAGS: Ann Peebles, Hi Records, Straight From The Heart
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Sang it! and let them horns do it to it!
Smooth!
GZA & Methodman ‘Shadowboxing’ flipped the sample on the beat (well the RZA did).
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FBZ5gFncT4g
hehe, i was waiting to see who called it first.
The opening bars are also sampled on another Wu Tang track, it’s on the tip of my tongue, but can’t quite put my finger on it. Pretty certain it’s a Cappadonna track from The Pillage.
I love shit like this. Makes you appreciate the producers ear to be able to pick out the illest parts of a record, chop and flip em into something completely different
Good shit G-Man.
They are but I can’t call it either. I know Wu & somebody else sampled it, but in my mind i think i’m confusing it w/some Ike Hayes too.
cotdamm man. I’m wallowing in some serious blues, and this joint just gave me some relief. so thank you, sir. thank you.
I got some doozies coming up just for you my good sir. Stay tuned.
RZA used it again on Throw Ya Flag Up…don’t know why I remember that. Wasn’t a very memorable album.
Didn’t Dilla (r.i.p.) use this on his album doughnuts??
Ain’t hard to see why they called it soul.