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Thread started 01/06/11 11:01am

wasitgood4u

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Musicology hook created in 93?

I was listening to a live jam of Come from 93 (I think one of the two on Estandard) and in the middle there is the horn hoo of the song Musicology played on keyboard. never noticed it before.

Was this a common part of the jam? Was that the first time it appeared? Did it resurface between 93 and 2004?

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Reply #1 posted 01/06/11 11:21am

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I believe in the second half of the song, the drum pattern is the same as Sexy MF(Second half)

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Reply #2 posted 01/06/11 11:25am

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There's one recording / performance of 'Come' on CD1, Track 7 of Estandard but only the one, as far as I'm aware.

The horn arrangement doesn't appear to be related to what appeared on 'Musicology' - at least not what I hear.

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Reply #3 posted 01/06/11 12:00pm

zaza

I've noticed the same hook from Musicology is in some Madhouse song (IIRC).
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Reply #4 posted 01/06/11 9:50pm

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To my ears, "Musicology" is very much influenced by James Brown's "Hot Pants":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDTWsMaIHLE

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Reply #5 posted 01/07/11 2:43am

misiu

The melody of musicology = the return of the bumb squad from 94 (NPG- exodus has begun)

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Reply #6 posted 01/07/11 3:41am

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toejam said:

To my ears, "Musicology" is very much influenced by James Brown's "Hot Pants":

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDTWsMaIHLE

That sounds right!

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Reply #7 posted 01/07/11 7:37am

PatricioRey

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Go listen 2 "My Computer" lol

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Reply #8 posted 01/07/11 10:34am

TrevorAyer

musicology has a hook?

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Reply #9 posted 01/07/11 2:34pm

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PatricioRey said:

Go listen 2 "My Computer" lol

Ah, of course - similar synth line. Never made that connection before. Nice find cool

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Reply #10 posted 01/09/11 11:12am

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langebleu said:

There's one recording / performance of 'Come' on CD1, Track 7 of Estandard but only the one, as far as I'm aware.

The horn arrangement doesn't appear to be related to what appeared on 'Musicology' - at least not what I hear.

Ok - my bad. My memory's going with age. I was, of course, talking about Race, not Come. On the second, longer version (10 min.) at 4:20 on my version, the keyboard (Tommy? Hayes?) plays the main horn line from the chorus of Musicology very distinctly, only once and then with variation.

(and, yeah, Toejam, the JB influence is pretty clear...)

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Reply #11 posted 01/09/11 11:35am

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Yes, I hear what you're referring to now - thanks. It is close to the line (played on some sort of organ). I get the impression it's part of his improvisation rather than a hook regul;arly played and then re-used later by Prince in 'Musicology'. Interesting.

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Reply #12 posted 01/09/11 11:38am

RipTheJacker

there's a group called Rhythm Syndicate that has a song from the 1992 c.d. Sex,Life And Love called "sexitivity" .....play it back to back with musicology and they sound similar.

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Reply #13 posted 01/09/11 11:41am

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langebleu said:

Yes, I hear what you're referring to now - thanks. It is close to the line (played on some sort of organ). I get the impression it's part of his improvisation rather than a hook regul;arly played and then re-used later by Prince in 'Musicology'. Interesting.

smile I was sure you'd show up on this thread and I see you and Boris as the experts on this period. So, thanks for the confirmation1 It's weird, hey, it just suddenly jumped out at me...

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Reply #14 posted 01/09/11 12:04pm

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Musicology has a hook?

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