Kickin' In sample

[mothyham]

Ok everybody, and esmark, this one's primarily for you.
On the "kool-aid" version of free, called Kickin In, there is a sample at 2.45 into the song. I think it is a Doobie Bros song, but I don't know...
Can you help?
the sample is heard again at 4.44.
It is a groove on the electric piano with a guitar lick as well.
HELP!!

[esmark]

no idea, sorry

[nsc]

Ok everybody, and esmark, this one's primarily for you.
On the "kool-aid" version of free, called Kickin In, there is a sample at 2.45 into the song. I think it is a Doobie Bros song, but I don't know...
Can you help?
the sample is heard again at 4.44.
It is a groove on the electric piano with a guitar lick as well.
HELP!!

if you load the part of the tune in question. i'll give it a shot.

[QPRJIM]

Ok everybody, and esmark, this one's primarily for you.
On the "kool-aid" version of free, called Kickin In, there is a sample at 2.45 into the song. I think it is a Doobie Bros song, but I don't know...
Can you help?
the sample is heard again at 4.44.
It is a groove on the electric piano with a guitar lick as well.
HELP!!

Not sure but could it be Supertramp? I'll ask my more laid-back-prog-country-rock type mates.

[QPRJIM]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

[oliver]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

interesting site! It says that Public Enemy sampled "BAD" on "Terminator X to the Edge of Panic". I'd never noticed the "Go ahead (London)" part on there before

Any idea where B.A.D. got it from?

[bootsy]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

Thanks, great site ! Lots of fun.

[maypor1410]

no idea.....



so sorry..



may be later..



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[Wolter]

Spam.



Pathetic.



Does anyone click on these, really?



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[Dr. Medulla]

Spam.



Pathetic.



Does anyone click on these, really?



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Spam?! I just gave the guy my credit card number!

[rp61]

The sample used at that section of the track was...
Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost

[mothyham]

The sample used at that section of the track was...
Harold Melvin And The Blue Notes - The Love I Lost

THANKS!!!! spot on.
4 years later.

Esmark should add this to the samples page

[dave202]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

interesting site! It says that Public Enemy sampled "BAD" on "Terminator X to the Edge of Panic". I'd never noticed the "Go ahead (London)" part on there before

Any idea where B.A.D. got it from?

"Go ahead London" is from the FAB 60s TV Show, 'Thunderbirds'.
I'm half certain it is from the early episode where a nuclear fueled jet is attempting to land in London, but The Hawk has planted a bomb in the undercarriage. Hence, Thunderbird 2 is dispatched with three tarted up Beach Buggys with hydraulic pads which allow the plane to land safely.
Or, I dreamed that last part.

[Marky Dread]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

interesting site! It says that Public Enemy sampled "BAD" on "Terminator X to the Edge of Panic". I'd never noticed the "Go ahead (London)" part on there before

Any idea where B.A.D. got it from?

"Go ahead London" is from the FAB 60s TV Show, 'Thunderbirds'.
I'm half certain it is from the early episode where a nuclear fueled jet is attempting to land in London, but The Hawk has planted a bomb in the undercarriage. Hence, Thunderbird 2 is dispatched with three tarted up Beach Buggys with hydraulic pads which allow the plane to land safely.
Or, I dreamed that last part.

Dave you are almost correct the "Go ahead London" is actually from Gerry Anderson's Captain Scarlet. I know this is correct because I have the box set.

Captain Scarlett :
"Go ahead London"
- Big Audio Dynamite, Bad, This Is B.A.D

"Come in London... Come in London Control"
"Send out a mayday to London"
"Mayday, mayday, mayday"
"Captain Scarlett is indestructible. You are not. Remember this. Do not try to imitate him."
- Big Audio Dynamite, Sightsee MC, No. 10 Upping Street

[dave202]

Not what you are looking for but fun...

http://www.whosampled.com/sample/view/1 ... Got%20The/

interesting site! It says that Public Enemy sampled "BAD" on "Terminator X to the Edge of Panic". I'd never noticed the "Go ahead (London)" part on there before

Any idea where B.A.D. got it from?

"Go ahead London" is from the FAB 60s TV Show, 'Thunderbirds'.
I'm half certain it is from the early episode where a nuclear fueled jet is attempting to land in London, but The Hawk has planted a bomb in the undercarriage. Hence, Thunderbird 2 is dispatched with three tarted up Beach Buggys with hydraulic pads which allow the plane to land safely.
Or, I dreamed that last part.

Dave you are almost correct the "Go ahead London" is actually from Gerry Anderson's Captain Scarlet. I know this is correct because I have the box set.

Captain Scarlett :
"Go ahead London"
- Big Audio Dynamite, Bad, This Is B.A.D

"Come in London... Come in London Control"
"Send out a mayday to London"
"Mayday, mayday, mayday"
"Captain Scarlett is indestructible. You are not. Remember this. Do not try to imitate him."
- Big Audio Dynamite, Sightsee MC, No. 10 Upping Street

Thanks Marky. See what times does to the memory? I said I was only half certain, and that was a bit of an exaggeration. Now I remember the bit from Captain Scarlet as if it were yesterday!