dannyd5050 said:

That's not what it is!

Cinnie said:

I knew it but just to confirm this is from songfacts.com

Initially this song samples Bob and Earl's "Harlem Shuffle," then later on it borrows elements from a number of other tracks including "Tramp" by Lowell Fulsome, "Get Off" by Prince and "You're No Good" by Harvey Arverne.

http://www.songfacts.com/...hp?id=9678
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dannyd5050 said:

Hate to break it to you, but that's not Prince screaming.

Ween - "Pushing Daisies". They are huge P fans.

stu241273 said:

At least I provided back-up to my claim. For those that say that's not a Prince sample where's your back up?

To be fair I did read somewhere that the opening scream on "Gett Off" is Rosie Gaines but I don't believe it. Sounds like Prince to me. And that's what I hear on "Jump Around".

princeiscool said:

Do you know what the sample is?

rap said:

From "Alphabet St." "I'm gonna put her in the back seat and drive her....to Tennessee"

A samplelist I found on the net a long time ago (although I can´t remember where, so I can´t give credit):

Above The Law "Groupies' Best Friend" "Housequake"
Acen 1992 "trip II the moon (mix)" "Alphabet St."
Arrested Development 1992 "Tennessee" "Alphabet St."
Arrested Development 1992 "Eve of Reality" "New Position"
Assassin "A Que L'Histoire" "Temptation"
Big Daddy Kane 1991 "The Lover In You" "Pop Life"
Black By Demand 1989 "Dearly Beloved" "Let's Go..."
Black, Rock and Ron "Rap Life" "Pop Life"
Bomb The Bass "Beat Dis" "Housequake"
Boy George 1988 "No Clause 28 (mix)" "Housequake"
Hiram Bullock 1992 "Way Kool" (album) "Housequake"
Candyman 1990 "Nightgown" "E.C." & "I.B."
Chubb Rock "Talkin Loud, Ain't Sayin Jack" "Housequake"
George Clinton 1989 "Hysterical" "Sex"
Color Me Badd 1993 "How Deep" "Crazy You"
Consolidated "America Number One" "Hot Thing"
Criminal Element Orch. 1987 "Put The Needle On The Record" "Kiss"
Cure 1993 "Purple Haze" "2 Whom It MC"
Da Lench Mob 1992 "Freedom's Got An A.K." "Gett Off"
De La Soul "Lovely How I Let My Mind Float""Ballad of DP"
Derek B 1987 "Bad Young Brother" "SOTT"
Die Warzau 1992 "Never Again" (Atlantic Mix) "America"
Digital Underground 1990 "Doowhatchalike"
Digital Underground 1990 "Hip Hop Doll" "Nine"
Digital Underground 1990 "Sex Packets" "Sex Shooter"
Digital Underground 1990 "Sex Packets" "S Always in MH
"
Digital Underground 1991 "Flowin' On The D-Line" "Housequake"
Dream Warriors 1991 "Wash Your Face in my Sink" "When Doves Cry
"
Candy Dulfer 1993 "Pick Up the Pieces" "Gett Off"
Eazy E "Eazy Duz It" "Let's Go Crazy
"
Carmen Electra 1993 "All That" "Adore"
TC Ellis "Miss Thang (mix)" "SOTT"
Elisa Fiorillo 1990 "Playgirl" "Erotic City"
Elisa Fiorillo 1990 "Playgirl" "Raspberry B."
Full Force 1992 "If It's Cool Witcha Baby" "New Position"
Boy George "No Clause 28 (mix)" "Housequake"
House of Pain 1992 "Jump Around" "Gett Off"
Kiss Like This 1990 "Faith In You (12" remix)" "Kiss"
Kool Moe Dee 1987 "Rock You" "SOTT"
Kwame' "Skinny Muva" "Bob George"
Levert 1990 "Rope-a-dope Style" "Housequake"
Madonna 1989 "Like a Prayer (12" club mix) "Bob George"
MC Doc "Are U Wid It" "IWBY Lover"
MC Hammer "They Put Me In The Mix" "Housequake"
MC Hammer 1990 "Pray" "When Doves Cry
"
MC Hammer 1990 "Work This" "Let's Work"
Grace Jones 1993 "Sex Drive" "My Name Is P"
Grace Jones 1993 "Typical Male" "The Max"
Jesus Jones "Right Here, Right Now (mix)" "SOTT"
Me Phi Me 1992 "Pu' Sho Hands 2Getha" "Gett Off"
Miki Howard 1992 "I've Been Through It" "Alpha. Street"
Meat Beat Manifesto 1988 "I Got the Fear" "Kiss"
Meat Beat Manifesto 1990 "God O.D." "Pos" & "Al St"
Mucky Pup "Freakin' At The Peep Show" "Gett Off"
Naughty By Nature 1991 "Let the Ho's Go" "Housequake"
Nine Inch Nails "Ringfinger" "Alphabet St."
NPG 1993 "Deuce and a Quarter" "Horny Pony"
Oh Well "Radar Love" "Housequake"
Robert Plant 1990 "Hurting Kind" "Housequake"
PM Dawn 1991 "A Watcher's Point of View" "Cindy C"
The Project 1991 "Explode" "ICSTFIG"
Public Enemy 1990 "Brothers Gonna Work It Out" "Let's Go Crazy
"
Rodney-O and Joe Cooley 1987 "D.J.'s and M.C.'s" "Kiss"
Sex on a Beach "Mary's Jam" "Gett Off"
Sir Mix-a-Lot 1989 "Beepers" "Batdance"
Sir Mix-a-Lot 1992 "A Rapper's Reputation" "Head"
MC Solaar "Caroline" "SAIMH"
SUAD "Lamborghini" "ATWIAD"
Sudden Death 1992 "Sleep Around" "Gett Off"
TC Ellis 1991 "Miss Thang (mix)" "SOTT"
Terminator X 1991 "Ain't Got Nothing" "IIWYG"
To Be Continued "Yo, Mr. President"
The Underworld 1992 "The Afterworld" "Let's Go Crazy
"
UTFO "Bits and Pieces" "Kiss"
UTFO "Diss" "Kiss"
Ween "Push The Little Daisys (mix)" "Alphabet St."
Young Disciples "Get Yourself Together" "SOTT"
Young Disciples "Young Disciples Theme" "SOTT"

House of Pain claims they did not sample "Gett Off".

ISF said:

I don't think 'Last Night' samples the drums . . .
Despite people alleging it's a nod to Prince, I've always thought it owed more to the Eurythmics.

Se7en said:

and Party Up

oh and House of Pain's Jump Around isn't a sampled scream, it's a sound effect...I've listened to this enough times to tell the difference

However they did sample 'I don't have a gun' from Nirvana's Come As You Are
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[Edited 1/27/09 23:26pm]

Jacq said:

They lie.

oh and House of Pain's Jump Around isn't a sampled scream, it's a sound effect...I've listened to this enough times to tell the difference
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So have I. And it is the sample, but it's an edit of the scream, not the complete scream. It's starts about a split second into it and then doesn't finish through, so of course it sounds like a sound effect. But if you compare them side by side you can tell the exact split second that they used. They were smart because it's not really a "sample" (so no credit has to be given) but more like a sound effect using that sample. I knew back then when it first came out because "Gett Off" had just come out the year before.

From "Jump Around" from Wikipedia:

The song is known widely by its distinctive horn fanfare intro, sampled from the Bob & Earl's 1963 track "Harlem Shuffle". The squealing sound at the start of every bar of music is a scream sampled from Prince's "Get Off." The song also samples "Daddy Sang Bass" track # 12 from Johnny Cash's The Holy Land originally penned by Carl Perkins.

http://en.wikipedia.org/w...ump_Around

No one has said anything about Ja Rule yet.


Have they? My eyes are so dizzy from reading. Anyway, while ago, he did this ATROCIOUS re-make of Pop Life that at the time I liked but later loathed as I heard it again and again. Obviously it wasn't a hit and was simply horrid. It's a wonder Prince didn't sue the baggy pants off of him for doing it. I wish I could remember the song but it was almost like a word for word rap fusion crap thing with him totally pooing all over the song. UGH....gonna google it for a minute and see what comes up.
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methodcal said:

***EDIT***
Someone beat me 2 it.
[Edited 2/4/09 10:37am]

dannyd5050 said:

The sample in "Jump Around" sounds like a keyboard effect, where as "Gett Off" just sounds like distorted vocals. I don't think "jump around" samples it, but it's possible.

I know that "My Name Is Prince" was sampled by a few. So were some of the interludes from the album (mostly Mayte's (or Carmen's) scream). One of the songs was a HUGE HIT, but I can't think of it off of the top of my head.

"Round and Round" was sampled for the Top Chef opening theme.

SUPRMAN said:

The remix did contain a sample of Erotic City. The original didn't.

No one has mentioned MoKenSteff "He's Mine" it sampled "Do Me Baby".

"Do Me Baby" has been sampled several times, but I can't think of anymore right now.

Jacq said:

Must be from www.housequake.com

Your list is very uncomplete btw

Maybe one day, the Housequake list will be published somewhere

From http://www.the-breaks.com...=1&page=P, this list includes covers, samples, "interpolations":

For You: (Warner Bros 1978)
* “Soft & Wet”
Hammer’s “Soft & Wet”
RBL Posse’s “I Ain't No Joke”
* “Crazy You”
Color Me Badd’s “How Deep”

Prince: (Warner Bros 1979)
* “I Wanna Be Your Lover”
DJ Quik’s “Safe + Sound”
Nice & Smooth’s “Sky's the Limit”
* “It's Gonna Be Lonely”
Kanye West’s “Big Brother”

Controversy: (Warner Bros 1981)
* “Controversy”
Jungle Brothers’s “Black is Black”
* “Let's Work”
Hammer’s “Work This”
* “Sexuality”
Pigeonhed ft Lo-Fidelity Allstars’s “Battleflag”

1999: (Warner Bros 1982)
* “Little Red Corvette”
Lil' Troy’s “Wanna Be a Baller”

single: (Warner Bros 1983)
* “Irresistable Bitch”
Candyman’s “Nightgown”
Eve’s “Irresistible Chick”
* “How Come U Don't Call Me Anymore?”
Alicia Keys’s “How Come U Don't Call Me”

Purple Rain: (Warner Bros 1984)
* “When Doves Cry”
Afrika Bambaataa ft Jungle Brothers’s “Return to Planet Rock”
Dream Warriors’s “Wash Your Face in my Sink”
Gold Money’s “Daddy Never Left Ya”
Hammer’s “Pray”
* “Darling Nikki”
Tupac’s “Heartz of Men”
* “Let's Go Crazy”
Black by Demand’s “Dearly Beloved”
Eazy-E’s “Eazy-Duz-It”
Public Enemy’s “Brothers Gonna Work it Out”
Underworld’s “The Afterworld”

single: (Warner Bros 1984)
* “17 Days”
MC Lyte’s “Paper Thin”
* “Erotic City”
Elisa Fiorillo’s “Playgirl”
King MC & DJ Flash’s “Erotic City Rapp”

Parade: (Warner Bros 1986)
* “Kiss”
CEO’s “Put the Needle to the. . .”
Like This’s “Faith in. . .”
Meat Beat Manifesto’s “I Got the Fear”
Rodney O & Joe Cooley’s “DJs and MCs”
UTFO’s “Bits and Pieces”
UTFO’s “Diss”
* “New Position”
Arrested Development’s “Eve of Reality”
* “I Wonder U” (Drums)
D'Angelo’s “Africa”

Around the World in a Day: (Paisley Park 1985)
* “Pop Life”
Big Daddy Kane’s “The Lover in You”
Black Rock & Ron’s “Life”
Grandmaster Melle Mel and Van Silk’s “What's the Matter with Your World?”
* “Rasberry Beret”
Elisa Fiorillo’s “Playgirl”
* “Around the World in a Day”
SUAD’s “Lamborghini”
* “The Ladder”
Tupac’s “I Get Around”

single: (Paisley Park 1985)
* “She's Always in My Hair”
Digital Underground’s “Sex Packets”

Sign of the Times: (Paisley Park 1987)
* “Housequake”
Above the Law’s “G-Rupies Best Friend”
Bobby Jimmy’s “Milkshake”
Bomb the Bass’s “Beat Dis”
Chubb Rock’s “Talkin' Loud, Ain't Sayin' Jack”
Digital Underground’s “Flowin' on the D-Line”
Hammer’s “They Put Me in the Mix”
Hiram Bullock’s “Way Kool-album”
Levert’s “Rope-a-Dope Style”
Misa’s “Shake the House”
Naughty by Nature’s “Let the Ho's Go”
Robert Plant’s “Hurtin' Kind”
Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Lockjaw”
* “Sign of the Times”
Derek B’s “Bad Young Brother”
Grandmaster Melle Mel ft Van Silk’s “What's the Matter with Your World?”
Young Disciples’s “Get Yourself”
Young Disciples’s “YD Theme”
* “Starfish and Coffe”
Nice & Smooth’s “No Delayin'”
* “If I Was Your Girlfriend”
Click’s “If I Took Your Boyfriend”
Mobb Deep’s “Young Luv”
Nemesis’s “Str8 Jackin'”
TLC’s “If I Was Your Girlfriend”
Tupac’s “Thugs Get Lonely Too”
TX’s “Ain't Got Nothing”
Yo-Yo’s “Ain't Nobody”
* “The Ballad of Dorothy Parker”
De la Soul’s “Lovely How I Let My Mind Float”
Digital Underground’s “Wussup Wit the Luv”
Lords of the Underground’s “Flow On”
* “Hot Thing”
Consolidated’s “America Number 1”
* “Adore”
Carmen Electra’s “All That”

The Black Album: (bootleg 1987)
* “Bob George”
Kwame’s “Skinny Muva”
Madonna’s “Like a Prayer”
* “Cindy C”
PM Dawn’s “A Watcher's Point of View”

Lovesexy: (Paisley Park 1988)
* “Alphabet Street”
Arrested Development’s “Tennessee”
Meat Beat Manifesto’s “God O.D.”
Miki Howard’s “I've Been. . .”

Batman: (Warner Bros 1989)
* “Batdance”
Sir Mix-A-Lot’s “Beepers”
* “Electric Chair”
Candyman’s “Nightgown”

Diamonds and Pearls: (Warner Bros 1991)
* “Gett Off”
Candy Dulfer’s “Pick up the. . .”
Da Lench Mob’s “Freedom Got an AK”
House of Pain’s “Jump Around”
Me Phi Me’s “Put Sho Hands 2 Getha”
Mucky Pup’s “Freakin' at. . .”
Sudden Death’s “Sleep Around”
X-Clan’s “Funk Liberation”

Demos 1980-1994: (bootleg 1994)
* “Sex”
George Clinton’s “Hysterical”

And yes I know the Jump Around thing is widely regarded as NOT from Prince.

I don't think anyone has mentioned Miki Howard sampled "Alphabet St." for a song on her Femme Fatale album. I want to say it was "Thank You for Talkin' to Me Africa", but don't quote me on that.