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From: "Jonny McIntosh" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]>
Sent: Friday, August 09, 2002 10:41 AM
Subject: Re: [313] Ugly Edits?
> > Sorry Paul, not having a pop at you personally, I just think it's weird
> > that you could dismiss a record that you liked up till this morining now
> > you know it has a sample in it.
>
> I do that all the time and am unashamed. I can't listen to half of Glenn
> Underground's old records nowadays as a result. Maybe I'm fickle, but I'm
> not really fussed about that. On the other hand, I knew "Deep Burnt" was a
> sample and I still think it's ace. Even if I play it every single time I
DJ.
I think I'm the same way. I find myself ditching more and more of my old
Chicago house and buying more of the rare grooves from whence they sprang.
Yet I still love a ton of really imaginative or sneaky sampling a la Craig,
Global Communications and apparently Pepe Braddock. It's interesting to note
that almost oall of the (IMO) best sampling artists also have great
song-writing skills of their own, and tend to be amazing remixers (well, I
guess that bit should be evident).
> BTW, "Little Sunflower" is originally on Hubbard's "Backlash" album and is
> excellently covered by jazz harpist, and Detroiter, Dorothy Ashby ("Afro
> Harping" LP) and elsewhere. I recommend hunting down these two versions if
> you care.
I've been hunting all over for an mp3 of this track that actually has some
strings in it. It would seem it's quite the standard these days! Anyone know
where I can hear the original in its entirety?
Maybe I should just buy 'Backlash'... ;)
Oh, and I found a .mid file of it that was trully horrific...
Tristan
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