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Dustie Of The Day (9/18/03): The Fatback Band, "King Tim III" you just clap your hands and ya stomp your feet
and get down to the sound of the sure-shot beat i'm the k-i-n-g, the t-i-m king tim the 3rd, and i am him... testify, ya'll! ![]() | |
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First rap jam on wax. That bass-line is just tooo nasty. Respect for bringing that cut up. Bringing Together Five Decades of R&B/Funk/Soul/Dance
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ohhh sheeeit, i was just spinnin the 12' of that dej' Hot dayum... | |
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Finess said: ohhh sheeeit, i was just spinnin the 12' of that dej' Hot dayum...
dayum, get outta my head!!! i got it on repeat, i can't stop listenin to it... 2, 4, 6, 8...fatback, dont'cha hesitate! | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: Finess said: ohhh sheeeit, i was just spinnin the 12' of that dej' Hot dayum...
dayum, get outta my head!!! i got it on repeat, i can't stop listenin to it... 2, 4, 6, 8...fatback, dont'cha hesitate! ' that actually goes down as the 1st rap record in hip-hop history Sylvia claims it was rappers delight... whoaaa nooo lol [This message was edited Thu Sep 18 16:54:46 PDT 2003 by Finess] | |
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Do it to me!
And I'll do it to you! | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: i had bought a copy of mojo magazine today and it had this free cd that came along with it, roots of hip-hop. it has all these songs that have been sampled in hip-hop songs over the years, and "king tim III" is on it.
Hey HCFSnapz: what else is on that roots of hip-hop disc? I reallly did the knowledge on Old School Hip-Hop, especially 1979-1981, but just in case there might be a track I could snag with that magazine I would pick it up.. | |
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CinisterCee said: Hey HCFSnapz: what else is on that roots of hip-hop disc?
I reallly did the knowledge on Old School Hip-Hop, especially 1979-1981, but just in case there might be a track I could snag with that magazine I would pick it up.. here's the tracklist: 1. grandmaster flash, "adventures of flash on the wheels of steel" 2. lee dorsey, "get out of my life woman" 3. lowell fulsom, "tramp" 4. rufus thomas, "itch and scratch (pt. 1)" 5. the bar kays, "in the whole" 6. the mad lads, "no strings attached" 7. james brown, "give it up or turnit a loose (live)" 8. blood, sweat and tears, "lucretia mac evil" 9. the jb's, "the grunt (pts. 1 & 2)" 10. the dramatics, "get up and get down" 11. al green, "here i am (come and take me)" 12. flaming ember, "gotta get away" 13. the jimmy castor bunch, "it's just begun" 14. kool and the gang, "nt" 15. cymande, "bra" 16. parliament, "flash light" 17. the fatback band, "king tim III" 18. funky 4 + 1, "that's the joint" | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: CinisterCee said: Hey HCFSnapz: what else is on that roots of hip-hop disc?
I reallly did the knowledge on Old School Hip-Hop, especially 1979-1981, but just in case there might be a track I could snag with that magazine I would pick it up.. here's the tracklist: 1. grandmaster flash, "adventures of flash on the wheels of steel" 2. lee dorsey, "get out of my life woman" 3. lowell fulsom, "tramp" 4. rufus thomas, "itch and scratch (pt. 1)" 5. the bar kays, "in the whole" 6. the mad lads, "no strings attached" 7. james brown, "give it up or turnit a loose (live)" 8. blood, sweat and tears, "lucretia mac evil" 9. the jb's, "the grunt (pts. 1 & 2)" 10. the dramatics, "get up and get down" 11. al green, "here i am (come and take me)" 12. flaming ember, "gotta get away" 13. the jimmy castor bunch, "it's just begun" 14. kool and the gang, "nt" 15. cymande, "bra" 16. parliament, "flash light" 17. the fatback band, "king tim III" 18. funky 4 + 1, "that's the joint" lmao, every sample every crap rapper has sampled | |
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Finess said: lmao, every sample every crap rapper has sampled
hell yeah... | |
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"Money oh money
Got to get my hands on some" I AM King BAD a.k.a. BAD,
YOU EITHER WANNA BE ME, OR BE JUST LIKE ME | |
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Handclapsfingasnapz said: CinisterCee said: Hey HCFSnapz: what else is on that roots of hip-hop disc?
I reallly did the knowledge on Old School Hip-Hop, especially 1979-1981, but just in case there might be a track I could snag with that magazine I would pick it up.. here's the tracklist: 1. grandmaster flash, "adventures of flash on the wheels of steel" 2. lee dorsey, "get out of my life woman" 3. lowell fulsom, "tramp" 4. rufus thomas, "itch and scratch (pt. 1)" 5. the bar kays, "in the whole" 6. the mad lads, "no strings attached" 7. james brown, "give it up or turnit a loose (live)" 8. blood, sweat and tears, "lucretia mac evil" 9. the jb's, "the grunt (pts. 1 & 2)" 10. the dramatics, "get up and get down" 11. al green, "here i am (come and take me)" 12. flaming ember, "gotta get away" 13. the jimmy castor bunch, "it's just begun" 14. kool and the gang, "nt" 15. cymande, "bra" 16. parliament, "flash light" 17. the fatback band, "king tim III" 18. funky 4 + 1, "that's the joint" Thanks for the listing! I thought it was gonna have rap from that same era, but it's like alot of breaks I have already. EXCEPT FOR flaming ember, "gotta get away" -- I LOVE THAT BUT DO NOT OWN IT. I totally haven't seen their vinyl in my travels. Thanks again, ![]() | |
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CinisterCee said: but just in case there might be a track I could snag with that magazine I would pick it up..
Finess said: but every wanna be rapper is gonna snag this Mojo magazine and rip it into thier Akai mpc's lol
Hey!! | |
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