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Tambourine's intro is a total rip from Jimi's 'little mss lover', hope he's paid the Hendrix estate some $$. Man i've heard P USE some influences on songs but this is just a straight out copy from the great Mitch Mitchell intro solo. Go check it out, the CD is 'Axis Bold as love'. By the way the track does a damn site more than Tambourine ever did!. | |
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I think you may have your wires crossed. The song that uses the drums from LML is Tick Tick Bang, not Tambourine.  | |
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eleven said: I think you may have your wires crossed. The song that uses the drums from LML is Tick Tick Bang, not Tambourine.
Well kiss my ass, that's 2 Dayum sets of Royalties!!!, | |
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Many people have sampled that drum intro; prince did it on graffiti bridge cd.
Tambourine alledgely was composed by sheila e! | |
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mikek1 said: Many people have sampled that drum intro; prince did it on graffiti bridge cd.
Tambourine alledgely was composed by sheila e! Didn't we have this before...Tambourine was merely inspired by Sheila's drumming, Sexual Suicide was a beat Sheila showed Prince and then recorded it himself. Both is hardly "composed by Sheila E", especially because we don't know if Prince changed anything about the SS beat or not. [Edited 9/11/06 7:14am] | |
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calldapplwondery83 said: mikek1 said: Many people have sampled that drum intro; prince did it on graffiti bridge cd.
Tambourine alledgely was composed by sheila e! Didn't we have this before...Tambourine was merely inspired by Sheila's drumming, Sexual Suicide was a beat Sheila showed Prince and then recorded it himself. Both is hardly "composed by Sheila E", especially because we don't know if Prince changed anything about the SS beat or not. [Edited 9/11/06 7:14am] I think Prince would of def added things; if tamb is his own ;it's damn funky! | |
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Sheila plays the Sexual Suicide beat during her solo on Sott. That beat is fiyah! i gotta go listen to ticktickbang again. | |
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 tick tick bang bang have a listen not 2 hard 2 hear backto back theyre the same | |
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Someone on some thread mentioned that you didn't legally have to give credits for samples until 1992. As digital recording and sampling entered the industry, they had to get some rules sorted out. Before that, it was pretty much a free-for-all.
The Vault has this to say: "Unusually, two of the songs rely on acoustic drums sampled from other artists' records: the drum track of 'Tick, Tick, Bang' was taken from Jimi Hendrix's 'Little Miss Lover' (from Axis: Bold As Love, 1967) and 'Release It' lifted the drums from Tower of Power's 'Squib Cakes' (from Back To Oakland, 1974). Prince sampled a portion of the songs and turned the drum beat into a loop. Prince actually sampled a low-quality cassette recording of 'Little Miss Lover,' being unable to locate a CD quickly enough. Prince didn't credit the two songs he sampled." | |
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metalorange said: Someone on some thread mentioned that you didn't legally have to give credits for samples until 1992. As digital recording and sampling entered the industry, they had to get some rules sorted out. Before that, it was pretty much a free-for-all.
The Vault has this to say: "Unusually, two of the songs rely on acoustic drums sampled from other artists' records: the drum track of 'Tick, Tick, Bang' was taken from Jimi Hendrix's 'Little Miss Lover' (from Axis: Bold As Love, 1967) and 'Release It' lifted the drums from Tower of Power's 'Squib Cakes' (from Back To Oakland, 1974). Prince sampled a portion of the songs and turned the drum beat into a loop. Prince actually sampled a low-quality cassette recording of 'Little Miss Lover,' being unable to locate a CD quickly enough. Prince didn't credit the two songs he sampled." Yeah; p only sampled from 89-92 without crediting and it was only a few tracks. I don't know why a genius like prince would need the sample? | |
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You still don't have to credit a sample on a CD sleeve. It depends on what the original writer stipulates. | |
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| dont kid uselves hey will suck u dry actual fact just bebebeeible | |
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