definitely my favorite song on Donuts...anyone know any of the original samples used in this track?

and is it just me or does that vocal sample in the background sound like Uncle Ruckus (no relation)

>and is it just me or does that vocal sample in the background
>sound like Uncle Ruckus (no relation)

maybe its the same actor who does the Ruckus voice but from something else?

Kenny Fresh
www.Bling47.com

(by the way, my screenname's lame.)

i love it

you may have seen it already, but this could be a clue:

FADER: (song by song comments)

tracks 1-18...
"19. Anti-American Graffiti - Dilla goes Woodstock."

http://www.thefader.com/blog/articles/2005/11/22/deelightful

Wolfman Jack.

Ya'll are funny.

wolfman jack is one of the most recognizable voices, and the title is obviously a reference to him as well, because his voice is playing on the radio all the way through the movie "american graffiti"

the question from me is where the fuck is the MUSIC from

please, someone, anyone....this is one of the last songs i do not know.....someone HAS to know!!!

>definitely my favorite song on Donuts...anyone know any of
>the original samples used in this track?
>
>and is it just me or does that vocal sample in the background
>sound like Uncle Ruckus (no relation)


Anti-American Graffiti: Tin Tin - Family Tree

Album: Tin Tin LP (1970)

>>definitely my favorite song on Donuts...anyone know any of
>>the original samples used in this track?
>>
>>and is it just me or does that vocal sample in the
>background
>>sound like Uncle Ruckus (no relation)
>
>
>Anti-American Graffiti: Tin Tin - Family Tree
>
>Album: Tin Tin LP (1970)

why do you make it so easy for anyone to just click this post and know the sample? goddamn man, i'm no elitist, but that shit is wack.........make these jerks work a little. damn, that was ONE of the few samples noone would find, and you just fuckin' ruined it.

>>Anti-American Graffiti: Tin Tin - Family Tree
>>
>>Album: Tin Tin LP (1970)
>
>why do you make it so easy for anyone to just click this post
>and know the sample? goddamn man, i'm no elitist, but that
>shit is wack.........make these jerks work a little. damn,
>that was ONE of the few samples noone would find, and you just
>fuckin' ruined it.

I think that was one of the easier ones.. I've also seen the ID on at least 3 other Dilla related discussion forums, so it's not like it was the biggest secret..

>>>definitely my favorite song on Donuts...anyone know any of
>>>the original samples used in this track?
>>>
>>>and is it just me or does that vocal sample in the
>>background
>>>sound like Uncle Ruckus (no relation)
>>
>>
>>Anti-American Graffiti: Tin Tin - Family Tree
>>
>>Album: Tin Tin LP (1970)
>
>why do you make it so easy for anyone to just click this post
>and know the sample? goddamn man, i'm no elitist, but that
>shit is wack.........make these jerks work a little. damn,
>that was ONE of the few samples noone would find, and you just
>fuckin' ruined it.

Stupidity at it's best..or is that worst?

music is music man. i dont understand the point of not sharing it if you know.

im trying to open my mind up (as well as others) to different kinds of music.

just because you stumbled on the sample doesnt make you cooler than the rest of us. get a life doggie.

Anyone?


You can swim in the Sea of Knowledge and still come out dry.

i've been scouring the internet for weeks for that piece

Tin Tin - Family Tree

thank you to whoever posts it

Cut that bitch off!-Reverend X

r.i.p Jay Dilla 1974-2006

its Cooperation...


upp that Joint!

Come get it folks.

good looks man!!!

can i get a d/l link? possibly...

i got some other dilla samps from donuts if you want to do a trade...

Analogic used that same sample for Hi, on K-Hill's stamps of approval cd.