Dr Dre Samples and Interpolations

[deyup0pp]

what`s the name of the beat made from the sample at 1:49

[bigphil2003]

@deyup0pp Snoop Doggy Dogg - Gz & Hustlaz

[TOUNIMAL]

wowowowowoooo à 0:44 c'est Charles Aznavour - parce que tu croyais! Hey oh faut pas nous zapper les français!!

[jebass5]

Cali Love sample is crazy

[jpicecold17]

whats the sample at 1:19 ?

[sigekalon]

@jpicecold17 The Eleventh Hour - Hollywood Hot. The song of dre is Bad intentions

[hubi111]

2:45 Moby sampled that track too, i think its called "Honey"

[Ggritadidj]

@hubi111 no...... it isn't.....

[Ggritadidj]

@hubi111 no. it isn't....... the name of dample at 2:45 is Joe Cocker - Woman to Woman

[booxx3]

i don't know the original song but i hope you find what your looking for

[jerefoxleycba]

awesome thanks for this awesome samples ^^

[orlanduce]

what's the name of the song at 2:15

[SuperKemp84]

@orlanduce 2:15 = The Ohio Players- Let's do it (Let's Love)

[orlanduce]

@SuperKemp84 which version?

[orlanduce]

1:35 The Silvers - Misdemeanor for It's Funky Enough

[elijahmcelroy]

i didnt know they were samples and interpolations ! i thought 90% was at least all original!

[flyfull100]

as it is called the song of 3:50 minutes

[doraybiko1]

DRE is sick

[TownTalk510]

i no thats Nas-nas is coming who made the original song

[ErreApee7]

What is the song from 2:15?

[Dumebi7278]

@ErreApee7 Brass Construction - The message (Inspiration)

[booxx3]

@ErreApee7 the name of the song is i ain't tha one by ice cube

[orlanduce]

@booxx3 but what's the name of that original song?

[PharoahMicz]

i feel ashamed now

[putain72]

0:44 is charles aznavour , parce que tu crois

[ZEK1NRZ]

0:00 David McCallum - The Edge

0:30 mais dans la lumiere - mike brant

0:44 Bitter:Sweet - Dirty Laundry

0:55 petite fleur chris barber

[insanemacbeth]

at 0:55, would love to know the jazz sample, to 'PHONE TAP'. DR. DRE did an interpolation, with guitars. siKK!

[TheYoungTopGun]

Lol wow for 1:42 what did he do? This is the same beat, it seems like he didn't add anything to it...

[omeraudi97]

0:45 - 0:55

0:55 - 1:18

Can somebody tell pls ?

[drSmarty11]

@omeraudi97

0:45 whats the deference between us

0:55 phone tap

[kingicered]

shenanigan



[StonkaUK]

2:44 my uncle on the piano!! :D

''Woman To Woman'' by Joe Cocker & Chris Stainton

[Thablukoolaidsmile]

what is the names of the song's @ 1:45 , 4:00 ,

[Thablukoolaidsmile]

what is the name of the song @ 1:45

[0oNikiri0o]

Can anyone please write the track names of the original songs and those "made"/sampled by dre?

[AymNaija]

It be helpful if you at least posted annotations of what beat the samples were used in

[1992dean]

whats da 3rd 1

[0oNikiri0o]

@1992dean think the sampled song is let it bretha with sean paul and blue cantarell

[shizzlemelizzle]

goodwork.spend more time making money please

[albo1221]

0:56 como se llama esa? porfavor diganmela y me suscribo

[seccoas]

0:29 what' s the name oh this track?

[bugzyenglish]

@seccoas "crack A Bottle" ft. 50 Cent and EM

[seccoas]

@bugzyenglish thanks

[st0ka96]

01:48 track name ??

[xxNtGxx]

Dr Dre is a figurehead, Mel-Man made all of the beats on 2001.

[richardkennard]

i agree with patrick plastic at the end of the day somebody still has to put the track together, you gotta put all kinds of other sounds with it plus 2 to 3 seperate dope hooks like for example appetite for destruction

[19biggiesmalls94]

1:00 which track is this

[ItazukiShi]

Whats the second one?

Fuck I get nostalgia from it but cant remember

[MrDaZe5]

@ItazukiShi Crack A Bottle

[onarix]

@ItazukiShi Mike brant - dans la lumiere

[TownTalk510]

who sing the song at the 4:32 min mark after Gthang????

[ImperiumXXII]

@TownTalk510 Nas - "Nas is Coming"

[AlienBeatzz]

But sampling is a part of music. IF we didnt have sampling we wouldnt have the music we have nowadays. Every song you bop youre head to, guaranteed a sample was used.

[iji147]

Who the fuck even cares. If it wasn't for dre you would never know this song. So what if he was or wasn't a phony. He was the original face of hip hop. Everyone has their part to play in life and if he wasn't here or did what he did, hip hop would not be the same and we wouldn't have these legandary tracks like what's the difference, still dre etc etc or have name's like eminem in the business.

[TheBlasianChris]

yeah but the thing people have to understand is that not all producers ACTUALLY PHYSICALLY produce their records. Some of them come up with the ideas and know how they want to track to sound. Kanye West is another one who doesn't really do too much of the physical creating. Check out this vid. youtube.com/watch?v=ni54Tlgdos­g

[jesta1409]

@xxNtGxx  , oke listen , If you disrespect DRE, there is something tottaly wrong with you if you listen to "good" hip hop! he was in the game since 85 and made tons of beats and he is a rapper. 50, eminem and game are all famous and good rappers (50 was a good rapper )because of him. and if you make a better beat than still dre "that isn't sampled" than i will have some respect for you left. but you apperently come out of no where dissin big names! and I bet you can't do it yourself! I am out!

[PrAnG2000]

@xxNtGxx

What do you think a producer is??? Do you think James Brown physically played every instrument in his songs?

A producer doesn't have to be able to play shit. A producer comes up with the idea from his vision, then employs people to make his vision a reality, In the same way an architect does. I guarantee you that Sir Christopher Wren didn't even get his hands dirty when he had St Paul's Cathedral built and he's still credited as the builder.

[whatigottado2]

@PrAnG2000 much love homie cuz you have the most valid point on these comments preach!

[PrAnG2000]

@whatigottado2

Respect to you bro.

[whatigottado2]

@PrAnG2000 you're right cuz its bout the design and genius behind the hands that build it just like bethoven and mozart wrote the music but didnt play what they composed i feel u to the fullest glad somebody know what they're talkin bout teach em!

[eduardo13rocha]

Sry, but Next Episode was a cheap rip off. 

[AstekOst]

@eduardo13rocha yea

[rodenrren2]

link doesnt work

[Johnnymarzo]

whats the song at 1 minute

[megacarcos]

DOES ANYONE KNOW THE SONG IN 0:30 ????

[Bharri215]

@megacarcos crack a bottle sounds like

[megacarcos]

thankz man :D

[11bulldogg]

@megacarcos crack a bottle by eminem

[megacarcos]

thankz :D

[WORDUPproduction]

Dr.Dre King Of Rap , King Of Producet Hip-Hop history :)

[JakiroOne]

Youre here too because of noodles?

[AlienBeatzz]

@JakiroOne Noodles brought me here lol

[JakiroOne]

@AlienBeatzz ???

[tord95]

The DL link doesn't work for me

[AslamProductionz]

what that sample in 2.20

[tikocal]

I heard DRE also has a team of studio musicians, once he hears something they do, he'll have them do it again. So its more about good samples, and a keen ear for music. But not a producer in the traditional term, I guess. But still someone who all producers of many genres should aspire to be and top.

[KDBJR617]

this is where he got his instrumentals from??

[iYEMTheGreatest]

@KDBJR617 No. He samples these melodies and add sounds on top of them the way only HE can.

[222222e]

@iYEMTheGreatest All producers do that duh....he just picks rarely used samples and that's what makes him great

[iYEMTheGreatest]

@222222e There's alway some DUMB-FUCK who just has to say the DUMBEST shit when it's the most uncalled for; especially when you tried make me appear stupid when in fact I was helpind the other naive guy out with his ignorance.

I know that's what they do. I make beats myself. Fuckin' moron. Go hold a sign for Bush or somethin'.

[BacamHejt]

does anyone have a list of all the songs?

[Cristos08]

What's the name of the song starting at 2:14?

[bertmarx]

@Cristos08 Brass Construction- The Message

[Cristos08]

@bertmarx Thanks!

[bertmarx]

@Cristos08 no problem

[blackface216]

Just make me wanna get back in the studio

[Nola504King]

4:26 is also corner bodega 50 cent score!

[CoolerKing37]

1:35, the lyrics sound like the ones from Marvin Gaye's "inner city blues"

[bertmarx]

@CoolerKing37 yeahhhh right!? its the Foster Sylvers- Misdemeanor

[tyresejohnsonmusic]

it would've been cool if the names and artists of the original works accompanied the audio.



[patrickplastix]

Taking a sample from a track and making a new piece out of it is a highly skilled process and I agree its not the same as writing a track from scratch but never the less does not in any way detract from the amazing talent of Dr Dre and his associates

[elitevibes]

@patrickplastix yeah i can agree to a point on that one. anyone who can mix can do that quite simple. but its hard to find stuff that work's dr dre no's what he wants on a tune and what will sound good. but i still think samples like that just using someone's hole song that is a piss take. not really making a tune just throwing some layers over the drums changing the tempo witch is automatic anyway. but all his tunes always someone behind them he will have a band of musicians.

[xxNtGxx]

@patrickplastix Sampling takes skill when you chop pieces and replay it. Looping someone else's song is stealing, and as far as i can tell that is all that dre does.

[lewjones3]

2:14 is Eminem: Hi, My Name Is

[xBaitMyScenex]

@lewjones3 no it is not, 2:14 is from N.W.A. - I aint tha one

[dnbJammy]

how is this disheartening... how many people do you know that would listen to them and think, oh i know that would work with hip hop.... NONE.. having a good ear for samples and making them fir a tune is just as hard as making your own in my opinion...

[XDexxProductions]

go to my page for free samples right now i have p diddy sample pack just subscribe every subs ill give u guys a new one i have tons of samples

[ThaRitzZ]

dope

wt happend to the download link..

[fucker661]

at 4:24 that is the wash

[bertmarx]

@fucker661 its 24 karat black synopsis two: Mother's Day and the one before it is 24 Karat Black- Mother's Day

[ragingcluegoo]

haha nobody knows all hip hop producers just resample? they don't really make shit of their own. Kanye samples the SHIT outta songs. BUT doesn't mean he isn't skilled as a producer. It means he's got a damn good ear for what people want and they make it work with hip hop. RESAMPLING makes music go round.

[spannran]

at 4:24 is nothing but a G thang not let me ride

[BoomDelaZapp]

@2009VanDingo WTF???? NoBody Could make beats like Dr.dre even if they tried (i adress this LEGEND by his REAL name nigga! )

[Radaral2]

So these songs would all be true funk and dr dre also sampled them?

[MegaRyan1987]

man some of those is way ooff 4:24 is the wash not let me ride

[jo58896]

4:24 is Corner Bodega - 50 Cent

[imwkidteck]

nas is def one of the best samples he did!

[ProSwervez]

2:14 is NWA- I Ain't Tha 1

[Radaral2]

Dr Dre is a thief. Nail him on the cross!

[63legendary]

@Radaral2 He's no more of a thief than anybody. For the record, he hires musicians to replay those "samples", not chop and paste like most producers.

[ropermusic]

@63legendary a thief?? Wow, I bet if you never heard these samples and Dre's albums you couldnt come up with the music he created. He knows how to manipulate the music and re create whats in his head... I guess you are the type of person to think Kanye is a music mastermind....lol

[63legendary]

@ropermusic Dude, why ya gotta bring Kanye into this?!? LOL I NEVER said Dre was a "thief". I said he is "no more of a thief than..." in response to some other guy that called him a thief. I was actually defending him. It does take talent to make beats like him. However, he is NOT a genius. The bands that made the songs he sampled or replayed were the true geniuses.

[ropermusic]

@63legendary LOL.. To reply about you saying he is a thief, wouldnt that be an insult if somebody called you a thief. It takes talent and skill to reply the music and to come up with the idea as well.. A collection of people made those beats, I just hope he has the same ideas when it comes to Detox....cause I wasnt impressed with Under Pressure and Kush.

[63legendary]

@ropermusic Yes, it does take talent. Dude, I'm NOT bashing sampling at all. I do it sometimes. You have to have go taste in music to know what will sound good. Some sounds cannot be recreated with modern technology. Yeah, and by the way Detox should be dope...he's spent only 11 years making it!

[ropermusic]

@63legendary I hope Detox turns out dope... You got good points Legendary...

[simplebowman]

@ropermusic Kanye heavily samples too, he's basically a Contemporary Dr. Dre

[ropermusic]

@simplebowman I gave u a thumbs up, however... kayne directly samples. Dre replays it, manipulates a lot of the "samples, or replays" and you have the track. I think Dre's drums and sound selection is far beyond Kaynes. I consider Dre hip hop and Kayne pop. Kayne used to be hip hop with his first album.

[simplebowman]

@ropermusic Yea, I think Kanye is more pop than Dre but I still think he applies the original mission of Hip-Hop to his music. Dre, on the other hand, has beats that are more "hard" in contrast to Kanye's light production. Although I Need A Doctor is kind of pushing it

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman I Need a Doctor isn't a Dre production......that's just mainstream garbage by Alex Da Kid.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat Dr. Dre is still responsible for it

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Once again, no....he isn't. We are talking about production values, and Dre had NOTHING to do with the producing of I Need a Doctor....why he decided to keep the track....I don't know....but the fact that the song is poorly produced (ecspecially, the instrumentation....UGHH), has NOTHING to do with Dre

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat Yeah... it kind of does. It's his song, he made it. There's no way around it. Even if he didn't write the lyrics, even if he didn't produce it, it's still his song. It's under his responsibility. If he didn't think it was acceptable, he would have scrapped it. But he kept it, which means he wanted it to be put out.

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Correction: He did NOT make it.....do you still not understand what I am saying? *sigh*

But yes, I guess Dre decided that he needs a more mainstream sound in order to sell...unfortunately. Eminem is largely to blame for the release of I Need A Doctor.

Nevertheless, that's not the point of this. This video and the conversation as I see it is seeing where people like Dre stand as producers.When he produces beats himself, he has a better sound......well....hopefully he still has it.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat He did make it. If he didn't, it wouldn't be his song. But yes, hopefully he still has that midas touch that was deliciously apparent in the production for 2001

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman No he didn't make it.....Eminem never made Not Afraid....it was made for him....(well....it ended up in his hands).....he spits his verses on the track and it's his. Same here, after Love The Way You Lie, Eminem got a track from Alex Da Kid and gave it to Dre who apparently liked the song and passed it over on his album, Detox. Eminem wrote for the entire song and the song was officially mixed for Dre and hence, it's his. He did not make it.....but it's still his song.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat Well in the sense that he didn't write the lyrics or compose the music, then no he didn't make it. It's his song, and he "made" it in the sense that he put it out. Either way, it's his responsibility.

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman You are trying to make sense of what you stated before...but it's ending up being really pathetic.

It's his song....his responsibiity...leave it at that.

However, there is no way you could associate his name with the production of the song....he did not "make" it, but it's his song....HUGE difference.

Putting a track out isn't "making a song".....once you dismess the production and the lyrics, there is no song....clear your mind.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat I guess we both have a different meaning of the word "make", but still agree that it's his responsibility. That's all I was trying to say. And even if I dismiss production and lyrics, there is still the vocals.

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Well, I share the definition of "make" with the dictionary. I don't know a single person who defines the word as you do. Your definition of make is actually the definition of "release". Dre released the song....he did not make it....

By the way, the vocals don't necessarily have anything to do with who "made" the song. Xxplosive, a track from Dre's 2001 was produced by him, but did not feature him, nevertheless, it his song,,,,why? He MADE it.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat ... It was on his album

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Once again you fail to understand the point. It was on the album, so it's his song....but just because it was on the album, that doesn't mean he made...that's just stupid. He produced the full track and THAT'S why he's credited for the making of the track.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat There are different definitions of the word "make" in the dictionary. One of them is "to bring into existence", which Dr. Dre did. Also, there isn't just one way someone can be credited with a song.

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman No, Dre never brought the song to existence, Alex Da Kid did....if Dre didn't use the song, Alex Da Kid would have gave it to another artist...remember, majority of the song was roughly created way before it was shown to Dre.

Dre merely promotes the song.

Yes, there are more than one way someone could be credited for a song, but it's not right to credit someone for the wrong reasons....which is what you are doing. Dre deserves credit for his rapping......not for "making the song".

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat You know what? Never mind. Yeah, sure. Dr. Dre didn't make the song, didn't bring it into existence and shouldn't be responsible for it. He just sat there while it came together magically in his name. This argument is obviously going nowhere, so I'll put a stop to it. You can credit yourself as the winner if you want, but I've grown bored of this discussion.

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman You haven't come to your senses....but atleast you understand that you just won't accept the truth......

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat ♪Circus Music♪

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman *sigh*

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat *sigh* indeed

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Yea....you're getting annoying, please stop replying.

[simplebowman]

@KayWildcat Likewise

[KayWildcat]

@simplebowman Yet, you replied. Why don't you take the initiative and stop replying once you read this comment......but I know you can't get away from talking to me.....

[Aleex197]

@Radaral2 and Dj Premier and others too???

[TekSwift]

@barllino thanks man! :)

[TekSwift]

whats dr dres version of the song at 1:42 called? ^_^

[barllino]

G'z And Hustlas - Snoop Doggy Dogg from Doggy Style Album

[djfastburn]

@TekSwift

eminem my name is

of course !!

[djfastburn]

@TekSwift

eminem my name is

of course !!

[TJofDaWestunes]

This Is Disheartening

[leatherhead14]

@TJofDaWestunes come on u didnt know Dre Sampled ?

[lewjones3]

@TJofDaWestunes How?.. Hip hop was built off sampling.. The first Hip hop song was sampled.. Evan Grandmaster Flash and the Furous Five sampled Genous of Love by the Tom Tom Club for "The Message"

[OnThatPowder]

@TJofDaWestunes drink more! u wont care ur fav apper is fraud, works for me!

[CURRENTLY2HIGH]

@TJofDaWestunes Iknow i didnt think Dre used samples. Im kinda dissapointed. And I LOVE Samples....

[TJofDaWestunes]

Bad Intentions isn't Dre's

[dizza213]

you should've put the names of the ogs!

[brojam83]

you in the back with those french braids , wut u wanna be when u grow up?...i wanna be a muthaf*ckin hustla..u better ask somebody!

[pattontje]

@brojam83 ask somebody? its act xD

[tkinbk]

If only all the gangsta wanna-bees realized that all the music sanples came from French 70's music :D :D :D

[dalastdon1432]

the song in 4:01 is for XXXplosive right? thats crazy?

[red2893]

how names is the song from 1:35 from dre

[OneManArmy22]

@red2893 The D.O.C - It's Funky Enough

[red2893]

@OneManArmy22 thank you very much brother

peace

[sigekalon]

Every musician is sampling since classic music : classic invented all music. History of music is sampling. Today, the only difference is that we do this on computer, and so dem all think it's stealing.. It is not!

Peace!

[theoneandonlyhut]

i'm always not sure if sampling isn't stealing. i mean i love dre but come on , some things sound exactly the same.... (same thing for daft punk)