Brand New Hip Hop Samples From 1991

back again with another Sample video this one today all about hip-hop samples some tracks released in 1991 every sample on this video today I have never shown on my channel before so all brand new some real good tracks in this one all the music you're hearing in the background throughout are my own beats just search DJ Fiorio on any streaming service and you can hear all of my music if you want to keep the albums you can download them from my Bank Camp Link in description and if you want to get

them for free join up as a member to my channel and you'll get all six albums for free as well as exclusive members only videos those videos are unedited so it's just the samples running straight through without me talking over them and it's also a way to support me each month if you'd like to do that so no messing about let's jump in let's find out what the first track is [Music] just something that Premier Place fun we going to do it this way I'm getting funky something [Applause] that credit

whereever it is due give the credit y'all wherever it's due give the credit whever it is due oh yeah start off with my favorite hip-hop group they're a gangar and a rare track that one they were a big fan of sampling from Eddie Harris off that same album they sampled lovely as today for to deep but that gangar track it appeared on the Lovick 12 in on the flip side of it but it never really got a proper studio album release it appeared in 99 on the full clip compilation album but that's it so bit

of a hidden tracked by Gangstar at one but I really like it produced by Primo and Guru together as all their earlier stuff was listed with a pair of them as the producers yeah great track that one really do like it a lot so let's check out what the next one [Music] is why do I call myself a nigga you ask me well it's because motherfuckers want to play pass me and run me out of my neighborhood andb me this is the [Applause] J I gave our job so niggas wouldn't have to go out give up some dope in

a corner so they could show when the cops they F yeah parman George Clinton completely off his head that man but so good sister group of Funkadelic done some absolutely Amazing Music been sampled so many different times as well this is an example of a replayed sample so it's not directly recorded off that original but it's been replayed to sound like it I think probably the main reason in this one it's just to get it cleaner s because there was vocals over the top of the bits that they wanted to

use but as I've shown in plenty of my other videos Dre is a big fan of replaying samples more recently it's done to avoid certain sample Clarance costs because all you've got to do is pay the person actually originally wrote the track you've not go to actually pay to use the recording from it so great example of that of nwa's second album let's move on let's check out what the next track [Music] is now to the day deserve a Fit For A King I'm waiting for the time I AR mandril Three Brothers star

ted that group they're actually from Panama but moved over to New York at a young age very influenced with rock Funk and also Latin music they have been sampled a few times maybe the best known one as a Kanye track on College Dropout album two words was a sample from Mandrill as well so coming back to the Public Enemy track production credit on that one imperial Grand Ministers of funk so that was just a name that was put together for a collective that just produced Public Enemy tracks so it was

rather than just listing every person individually they just had a collective name for them great track that one sounds quite different from a lot of the very early stuff this one's a bit more laidback bit funkier but yeah another great Public Enemy track so let's see what the next one is [Music] [Music] is up this is not a love B mayard Ferguson absolutely amazing Trumpeter actually from Canada but did move over to the US been sampled a lot as well big track Mr melow that was sampled by Primo

on a remix for showing AG Next Level really really good remix that one but Paul Ra's teachers PRT I do really really like a lot of that stuff they've done some great great music religious rappers but they incorporate some really really good beats scratching as well so really really my type of stuff that one produced by Tony D now he was down with fat City Records Grand Central Records back in the '90s and I'm trying to remember the reason but we were DJing at a place in Manchester I think his lo

ng shot down now place called 10bar Tony D turned up and we were cutting it up on the decks playing stuff with him mcing over the top bit of a crazy night that one I think I'd probably had a few and I I can't remember it that well but yeah we definitely did play down at that 10 bar with Tony D sadly he passed away died in a car crash but really really good producer Tony day did some great stuff during his lifetime so let's see what the next track [Music] is [Music] remember the days when I was w

alking in talk what I Hugo Montenegro there from the god the Bad and the Ugly soundtrack classic movie great sample that one I think leaders of the new school which is where Bost Ry started his career out in just did two albums but I think that sample works really well really really good '90s track that one yeah great stuff that let's see what's next [Music] up you're telling me don't [Music] curse bu in the mg sample with hip hog her been sampled a lot of times at Ice Cube giving up the nappy d

og out and nothing track also from 1991 that used the same sample but I have shown that use of it before heavy in the boys track real good posy cut this one the verse of shown now cool g waps verse but a lot of different MC's featured on that track Pete Rock CL Smooth Big Daddy Kane grba Q-tip and it was produced by Pete Rock as well so yeah I really do like that one real real good Hy C so let's check out what the next one [Music] is it's been a long time since I hit you with freestyle Hightech

selection from the VA of the ice F kick back relax and watchx so we listened to a parliament track earlier here's the sister go Funkadelic George Clinton's over crew been sampled a fair few times at track especially the first part of it where it's just to drums on its own those drums are pretty popular for using but IC T Mind Over Matter off the OG album great album that I T is one of the first rappers I started listening to his first album I think it was 86 that came out Ryan pays and the track

6 in the morning off that is probably one of my earliest favorite hip-hop tracks so yeah I do really rate IC te and I love some of the stuff he puts on Twitter I'm going to call it Twitter it's not X that's a stupid name it's Twitter same way Snickers bars and marathons but yeah IC te posting on there on Twitter really really funny stuff and I love how he replies back to trolls it's really funny check him out if you've not already anyway let's see what's next up you got something to say to me n

ight L mhm too many ladies I got long to say love you ra oh we love you raim had to show that one anyone watches wuang and American Saga there's a full episode all about that track and the making of that video prince rakee rizer I think that's one he wants to forget about really really commercial track really really corny video to it as well but yeah there's the sample from it track that came out in 91 I think I've said enough let's move on let's see what the next track [Music] is when I was you

ng I used to hang with the seventh grade his little bad motherfucker playing space fucking with the girls in theth grade another sample laugh from pal really good use of that sample I think so it's been chopped and they've used the second part in front of the first part to turn it into a loop works really well producers on that the Boogyman and Ice Cube so the Boogyman were a collecti DJ Pooh was part of that Collective and DJ Pooh has produced a lot of stuff for Ice Cube on his own it was a goo

d day really big track that was produced by DJ Pooh so this one off death certificate album great album that one lot of his early stuff from Cube I really really like and yeah really funky track that one works dead well that sample so let's check out what the next one is been through different worlds gave them all a try Kadeem is my man but Jasmine's not my guy I wonder if the cane ever Dan babby white there known as the walus of Love been sampled huge huge amount of times that particular track

as well Black Moon I got you open remix a sample that so the Big Daddy Kane track actually featured on there is his younger brother little Daddy Shane so yeah the two of them together Big Daddy Kane little Daddy Shane not a bad track probably not the best of his albums that one I think some of his other tracks are much better but yeah just wanted to show that one as I said featuring his younger brother on it as well so let's check out what the next one is finally finally here we are and for good

all the three follow me it ain't even though if it was you could make it to the the enemy Cal Jada sample there off that exact same album Gangstar full clip that's where they got their sample from for that so Naughty by Nature that's off their debut album just a straight up Loop but I think it works pretty well one of The Producers on that Louis Vega not really that well known but a track I really like Master race Incorporated Inc ride he produced that track as well so yeah great track that one

let's see what the next one is step to me if you're ready for a beat down SLE my hands I don't fuck around I'm laying out the CLE Holmes Soulful sounds another tracker as that's been sampled call me come back home that was used in Rakim it's been a long time produced by Primo that Tim Dog Track just funny all these beef that he had absolutely slate in NWA apart from Ice Cube who we liked but yeah just going through the lyrics of that is just going through all the different members absolutely sl

ating them but then saying the only good person in NWA was Cube so yeah good track that one let's check out what the next one [Music] is that that and this and this and this and this and that this a't school days but you can give me that oh snap back went a pop you Roy ubiquity heavily heavily samp P legendary musician I think everybody Loves the Sunshine probably his most famous track great sample there common sense as he started out as changed his name to Common I've mentioned this before it w

as a reggae group called Common Sense put a court case in against him made him drop the sense off the end of it so that was actually his 1991 demo tape didn't come out for many many years later and and I don't actually know who the producer of that track is so just put unknown if anyone does know drop a comment let us know who it is so let's check what the next track [Music] is [Music] we rappers can dance sing and shake their thing at the same time but can't run they probably think the three so

unds great jazz Trio not really that popular not been sampled many times that main source track though I love main source large professor was part of them and that's his Burse on that track just love it this to all the very commercial rappers at the time MC Hammer Vanilla Ice people like that talking about them been at dance jump around on stage but not been able to actually rhyme yeah really good track that one and one of the co-producers on that actually Pete Rock so I'm going to call at the e

nd of it because man united have on TV soon and he ain't missing that playing Arsenal away and I'll probably be in a bad mood afterwards cuz I think we won't win that one but hopefully it's a good game so hope you enjoyed the video if you have leave a like drop a comment subscribe if you want to see more stream my albums buy them off my bank Camp link join up as a member getting them all for free and I'll be putting this unedited version of this sample video on the members side as well so as alw

ays thanks for watching