I whis this song never stops, every call on me sounds different and new at my ears, non repetitive, not getting tired... just addictive, this awake some good emotions..
don't get why all ppl scream about pryda. he got some good tracks so far. daftpunk are unbeatable forever, so he can never beat them. but this version is a way clearer and better.
CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME
@arram087 yup idiots.com. Bangalter and falcon have more talent in their collective left testicle than prydz has in his entire ball sack combined so :-p oooooosh!
@scjw well, i'm not denying this, clearly we all know that bangalter and falcon are infinitely more talented, i mean, bangalter is 1/2 daft punk, but the number of people "butthurt" over this whole Call on Me fallacies is ridiculous.
@arram087 true. I personally do actually prefer the prydz version of call on me. I literally however would turn gay for together so became a bit of a fanboy with my reply. I do however have a humble side and realise u weren't trying to discredit bangalter's work, just giving a an objective view. I therefore humbly rescind my previous enthusiasm to discredit your comment and humbly apologise and respect it. I still bum together to the max though!
@arram087 can you clear something up for me,ive been argueing for years about this, i had a white label of call on me by RED KULT that was released 12months before prydz version! is prydz and red kult the same person???? any ways in my opinion red kults version is better than this and prydz's
@arram087 Dude you're fucking wrong and an idiot this is literally a different song just the same sample used. Together made it first whether Prydz copied or not is up to opinion together never played the prydz version in their sets they played their own don't make shit up FUCKING RETARD!!!
@icekingmonkey To end all of the discussions: Djs share their promos to other djs who have them in their set and in this case it was a early version wich later leaked and now people think it was made by Falcon Eric Prydz got new fresh re-recorded vocals from Steve Winwood. Originally he used a sample but then Steve heard Prydz remix and loved it so he re-recorded them. As you can hear this has no beat in the background = no sample wich tells that this is the new recorded vocals
@ultran84 Absolutly WRONG. Yes the vocals were rerecorded for the Prydz version. Listen to the track around it it's completely fucking different, not an early version a completely different song.
This is a track based on a re-recorded sample of Steve Winwood's 1982 song "Valerie". When Prydz presented the track to Winwood, he was so impressed with what Prydz had done, he collaborated with him and re-recorded the vocals to fit the track better. The original version of "Call on Me" was initially mistaken as a release by Together (a collaboration between Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon), due to Falcon's use of the song in DJ sets and an advance pressing credited to Falcon and Bangalter.
me as a witness.no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, it took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave me to listen to me secretly as i remeber he told me years ago, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
The original version of "Call on Me" was initially mistaken as a release by Together (a collaboration between Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon), due to Falcon's use of the song in DJ sets and an advance pressing credited to Falcon and Bangalter.[1]
@plw1993 I repeat: The original pressing was MISTAKENLY attributed to Together. That's why the pressing says DJ Falcon and Bangalter. It's not their song, it's Eric Prdyz'. Together played it a lot before it was ever released and thus people thought it was theirs. A sticker on a record does not automatically indicate with 100% certainty who wrote the piece.
@funkerman7 Are you trolling? Citation please on Dj Falcon's confirmation? What do you mean we all know it, apparently not. It is Eric Prydz' song, with the only people arguing otherwise are people here on youtube or other forums. Everything legitimate indicates that it's not Together's song.
I will continue to hold this is the truth but if you show me some evidence otherwise (such as DJ falcon's confirmation) I will reinvestigate.
@Oppo28 there's an interview with DJ Falcon, where he stated that he made this song for his set, and after the set him and Bangalter went to the studio and made the version that you hear right now, but I think the main reason why this was never released officially was because they thought it was way too cheesy (?) and not sample clearance. im not exactly sure, but the fact is that it was made by Together BEFORE Eric Prydz.
@funkerman7 You can't make unverified claims. You added nothing new. I already know you think DJ Falcon confirmed that it was his song, but I need confirmation. If there's an interview, link the interview. Substantiated claims can go a long way in convincing me of something, so please provide a link to something to back up your claims.
@Oppo28 That's gonna be a struggle to find it, because I've heard it a while ago, one specific person confirmed that it was indeed DJ Falcon etc. Check out what discogs has to say...
@funkerman7 "In 2004 DJ Falcon and Bangalter had the idea for 'Call On Me', a track based on a sample of 'Valerie' performed by Steve Winwood. Released as a white label, it started to get played in France. A DJ named Eric Prydz was supposed to remix it, but ever since the 'Gym Tonic Event',Bangalter had gained a notoriety in finding good samples and imaginative ideas.
@funkerman7 For unknown reasons, Roulé didn't clear the sample to release the track commercially, but Prydz, helped with his label Ministry Of Sound, did. Even Steve Winwood liked the track and re-recorded a part of his vocals to be part of the project. Result: 'Call On Me' became a worldwide hit, but without any mention of Bangalter in the credits or in the concept."
me as a witness.no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, it took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave me to listen to me secretly as i remeber he told me years ago, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
@Oppo28 Also, quoting wiki is not the brightest idea ever. I have my reliable sources, and I don't have to back my words when I don't really need to :) if you don't believe - that's okay, guess why Eric Prydz doesn't talk about Call On Me at all?
no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, i took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave to listen to with the headphones on so no one could hear it as he told me those years, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
@nilsodor you cant be serious. everybody knows Daft Punk is more famous dan Eric Pryds by far. Im not saying Eric Pridz is bad, but Daft Punk are the kings of house music
@Bikendi100 Lol I mean Dj falcon is in daft punk and eric prydz stole this song so i mean like without eric stole this song may Daft punk never met each other haha who knows :P
@nilsodor Seriously? DJ Falcon ISN'T IN DAFT PUNK! Thomas Bangalter is, though. This was done between 2002-2004 and Daft Punk had released their BIGGEST ALBUM by then, Discovery, so there is no way this could have possibly affected Daft Punk. And just to clear this up, Bangalter and DJ Falcon did not make the song, but simply played it a lot when they performed live. This caused confusion, and then people thought that it was their song, however this is not true.
@nilsodor ohhh my god u must be trolling dj falcon is not in daft punk, thomas bangalter is in daft punk, this is like 2003 2004, daft punk was formed in the 90s and daft punk knew each other since they were kids and were even in a rock band with a guy from the band Phoenix. Daft punk was famous in late 90s by this time daft punk were already past their super famous...son i dont know what u are talkin about
DJ Falcon publicly played an early version of Eric Prydz's "Call on Me", leading it to be mistakenly credited as a Together (Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon) production in an unofficial pressing
@TASPChannel The early version WAS DJ Falcon and Thomas Bangalter's version of the track, and besides just listening to this you can hear how much different it sounds from the Eric Prydz version that that theory can't be plausible. And DJ Falcon has indeed admitted to creating Call on Me originally.
@BalooRJ no he didn't. its prydz' song. it's just an early version before steve winwood gave him a clean vocal stem for the final mix. dj falcon just happened to get an early version & played it live.
@3DMusicGroup No he didn't, that's a bullshit story made up by Prydz. DJ Falcon was playing the track a whole two years before Prydz released his version of Call On Me, back in 2002 no one knew who Prydz even was! DJ Falcon revealed in an interview that he did indeed formulate the original Call on Me track with Thomas Bangalter, but they didn't want to release it because it sounded too similar to the other Together tracks, one really good repetitive vocal loop over and over again.
fuck prydz that fucking prick, oh well... heres thier conversation
prydz : neh neh i took your song and scored millions whilst you and falcon sat there like idiots waiting for the sample to be cleared :P
thomas: oh yeah, we at least i can make records that consist of more than a terrible drum loop and a four second piano loop over and over for 6 minutes, seriously are you five years old ?? oh by the way im one half of daft punk :D
best part about it is he didnt score millions haha it was a record breakingly low selling number 1 LOL i read somewhere it only sold around 300k cd's in the year it came out which is shockingly bad not to mention most that money goes to the record company and managers etc
@Lollertron seriously ? ha fucking deserves it for stealing other peoples shit, unorigional dickhead he is, haha sorry for all the cussing, i just hate prydz
@CaptainEggSalad *sigh* I was going to reply more harshly, but im not gonna go to that level.
Lets just leave it as it is, let the people believe what they want to believe if its Thomas's track or not. It really doesnt matter who owns it so long as people enjoy listening to the song.
@CaptainEggSalad You Fuck off, go look up DJ Falcon + Cassius @ Pay and Go, Groove City. It's a live set from 2002 where DJ Falcon plays Call on Me. That's a full 2 YEARS before Eric Prydz even released Call on Me.
@CaptainEggSalad Oh, and DJ Falcon has also confirmed in an unreleased interview that he did the track Call on Me with Thomas Bangalter and that they didn't want the track released because it sounded too similar to So Much Love to Give and Together.
Together made the tune but couldnt get the samples cleared in time. Prydz decided to take the song, his label showed it to the original writer of the valerie which call on me samples- Steve Winwood who gave new vocals to be used on prydz's song and it was realeased while falcon and bangalter were waiting for their samples to be cleared. Prydz NEVER plays this song live- probably guilt. It sounds exactly like a together song as well.Theres also a thomas falke valerie tune which is a bit confusing
@dgpcostello oh interesting - i remember buying this tune and thinking, once again, how good thomas bangalter and dj falcon were and then a few months later its suddenly a really amatuer version by eric prydz :wtf:
the way this track is compressed is typical of daft punk and really much much more subtle than that the commercial one.
@dgpcostello Real story is that due to Sinclar and Bangalter making a song together prior to this that sounded in the same vein, it was thought that this was their song. It wasn't, as a matter of fact, it is Valerie (Eric Prydz Edit), used it in his sets all the time. THEN he cleared samples and etc etc.
Quote from Wikipedia, interpret the reliability of it as you wish, "DJ Falcon publicly played an early version of Eric Prydz's "Call on Me", leading it to be mistakenly credited as a Together production in an unofficial pressing."
WTF? Why is everyone hating on Eric Prydz...Both Thomas and Eric remixed Winwoods Valerie song so technically Eric Prydz didn't steal from Thomas he stole from Winwood.....Without Winwood both Thomas and Eric wouldn't have remixed such an amazing song..All credit goes to Winwood not Thomas no hate though.
BUT I like this one better that Prydz anyways so :)
This is what electronic/dance/real hip-hop is all about. Samples are called samples for a reason -.- How many people do you think actually make their own music today?
@funkerman7 the fact that it's a rumour doesn't make it true. it's in their biographies for fuck's sake. it was released on an unofficial white label with a song by falcon and bangalter, that plus the fact that falcon used it in sets a lot caused most of the confusion. do some research before you start making up "facts".
@LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY who cares about fucking biographies, when theres physical evidence (audio clips), white labels etc. however we will never reach an agreement plus both sides (prydz and together) won't tell the backstory behind call on me
hate to be a buzzkill, but the song is credited to falcon and bangalter by accident because they used to use this one in sets a lot.
this is actually prydz's original release, on the second release he collaborated with steve winwood, which is why it sounds more produced than this version.
so, hate to say it, cause i really like falcon and bangalter, but the track is credited to the wrong artists.
i'm not hating on bangalter, falcon,or prydz, cause they're all great artists in their own right.
for one thing, that first sentence made absolutely no sense, and secondly, the facts it's by Prydz is in all 3 of their biographies.
the reason it's credited to Together is cause it was released on a bootleg white label record with the song New New York (actually by falcon and bangalter), and ever since then that rumour has been around.
really, do some research before you start making up 'facts".
Prydz will always get ZERO respect by anyone in the House Community for basically ripping off Thomas and Falcon to make a quick buck. Him and the moron who did Gyn and Tonic the Rip-off to Gym Tonic by Thomas Bangalter
i think its fuckin awesome that you all are too stubborn to see that Prydz and Bangalter made DIFFERENT remixes. its not the same song copied, its a different song entirely, so you all are sayin you hate the song because its a remake, but its just a completely different song. so why not take the song for being a song and give the producer the credit he deserves for creating a tune that you could never hope to make in your meaningless youtube hater lives.
@xarx becuz have wax in ur ears to realize that its NOT an entirely different song, that eric prydz repackaged the song....i mean screw it just listen to the fucking backdrop of the song which is what prydz used and its the same fucking melody and notes for fucks sake dude.
@gilmourish so you can make similar song of the same genre by using same samples exactly same way and use same ideas in the composition without blaming anything, thats a steal mate..
Sampling Bangalter is just ugly and disrespective, stealing one goes out of scale.. first time i heard this song i was asking dj's to play it because it's going to be a BIG, all i was hearing was ".oh you mean that one, it's a Prydz song".
This song isn't by Thomas Bangalter, this song is a promo by Eric Prydz that was misunderstood as a TB and Dj Falcon song when they played a promo in a set. Promo copies and white labels were subsequently marked as Thomas Bangalter songs. Legally Bangalter could take credit for his song, even though he had used samples, but he has never done that, ever.
@Carloshache Nope, DJ Falcon has confirmed that him and Thomas Bangalter created this track, they merely did not want to release it. Prydz just made up that early promo story as a way to make people think he came up with the same.
@PimYuTub Sounds nothing like Bangalter? Are you mad? Go listen to Together and So Much Love to Give, same exact DJ Falcon/Thomas Bangalter concept of endless disco loops.
@dafthutso Still I don't see any evidence for this. Show me a quote from Bangalter about this in a serious interview and I can begin consider that. And even though you don't clear the sample you still have legal rights to your song. but no right to release it if the copyright holder who owns the sample doesn't want to. So Bangalter can sue Eric Prydz for theft, but he hasn't.
@Carloshache Well, it's virtually impossible to find an interview from Bangalter, because the man doesn't give them that often. I guess we'll never know who really came up with the original sampling. But it doesn't matter anyway, let's just enjoy the song.
@dafthutso Still I don't see any evidence for this. Show me a quote from Bangalter about this in a serious interview and I can begin consider that. And even though you don't clear the sample you still have legal rights to your song. but no right to release it if the copyright holder who owns the sample doesn't want to. So Bangalter can sue Eric Prydz for copyright theft, but he hasn't.
this is the original prydz bootleg before it got picked up,revamped and re-released.the record was mislabeled,i worked at a record store when this came out ,imo the flip side was better.basically everyone calling prydz gay and loving this version is an idiot.
The only part that's missing, is Eric Prydz's ass
doomfan12345 1 week ago
I whis this song never stops, every call on me sounds different and new at my ears, non repetitive, not getting tired... just addictive, this awake some good emotions..
AKKalashnikov47 2 weeks ago 2
don't get why all ppl scream about pryda. he got some good tracks so far. daftpunk are unbeatable forever, so he can never beat them. but this version is a way clearer and better.
LATRONNIK 1 month ago
i'm addicted to this music
Andretz89 1 month ago
youtube this
DJ Falcon - Call On Me (Live Groove City 11-21-02)
^ live mix in 2002
Lollertron 2 months ago
Yall fcking confusing me. So whtats the real story behind this track? Prydz made it out of Valerie, then DJ Falcon played it in his set?
Lorenshyne 3 months ago
CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE CALL ON ME CALL ON MEEEEEEE CALL ON ME
CANT STOP LISTENING TO THIS SONG
fullmetalbunny 3 months ago
Is call on me , pjanoo all you guys ever heard of prydz and now making this miserable conversation o_0?
marcoss981 3 months ago
So Like Wtf I Hear Daft Mafia Made This And Not Dj Falcon -.-
TheFernandoFunk 4 months ago
@TheFernandoFunk Daft Mafia made a remix of the song.
TubbyGeneration135 2 months ago
FUCKIN IDIOTS, mr.PRYDZ LIKE IT, AND BUY THE RIGHTS FROM THE LABEL THAT THIS TRACK RELEASED. ITS LEGAL.
StephanVStar 4 months ago
It's sad, I thought prydz version was the only one...
thatsmybriefcase 4 months ago
hahahhahahah you guys have made my day with all your stupid comments about eric prydz stealing the song HAHAHAHAAHAH you guys need to grow up.
veguixor 4 months ago
Eric Prydz is not just Call On Me and Pjanoo ;)
dhhs91 5 months ago 10
are you guys all idiots? Bangalter and DJ Falcon themselves admitted that Prydz did the original and Falcon just played it in his sets.
arram087 5 months ago 24
@arram087 yup idiots.com. Bangalter and falcon have more talent in their collective left testicle than prydz has in his entire ball sack combined so :-p oooooosh!
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@scjw well, i'm not denying this, clearly we all know that bangalter and falcon are infinitely more talented, i mean, bangalter is 1/2 daft punk, but the number of people "butthurt" over this whole Call on Me fallacies is ridiculous.
arram087 2 months ago
@arram087 true. I personally do actually prefer the prydz version of call on me. I literally however would turn gay for together so became a bit of a fanboy with my reply. I do however have a humble side and realise u weren't trying to discredit bangalter's work, just giving a an objective view. I therefore humbly rescind my previous enthusiasm to discredit your comment and humbly apologise and respect it. I still bum together to the max though!
scjw 2 months ago
@arram087 Bangalter and Falcon NEVER admitted this. I have an interview that in fact says otherwise!
BalooRJ 2 months ago 3
@arram087 can you clear something up for me,ive been argueing for years about this, i had a white label of call on me by RED KULT that was released 12months before prydz version! is prydz and red kult the same person???? any ways in my opinion red kults version is better than this and prydz's
letthebeathitem 2 months ago
@arram087 Dude you're fucking wrong and an idiot this is literally a different song just the same sample used. Together made it first whether Prydz copied or not is up to opinion together never played the prydz version in their sets they played their own don't make shit up FUCKING RETARD!!!
icekingmonkey 1 month ago
@icekingmonkey To end all of the discussions: Djs share their promos to other djs who have them in their set and in this case it was a early version wich later leaked and now people think it was made by Falcon Eric Prydz got new fresh re-recorded vocals from Steve Winwood. Originally he used a sample but then Steve heard Prydz remix and loved it so he re-recorded them. As you can hear this has no beat in the background = no sample wich tells that this is the new recorded vocals
ultran84 1 month ago
@ultran84 Absolutly WRONG. Yes the vocals were rerecorded for the Prydz version. Listen to the track around it it's completely fucking different, not an early version a completely different song.
icekingmonkey 1 month ago
@arram087 That is not true. I have a recorded interview with DJ Falcon in which he explains they made the song.
secretadmirer8769 1 week ago 6
Prydz did it better
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Ingason8 5 months ago
This is a track based on a re-recorded sample of Steve Winwood's 1982 song "Valerie". When Prydz presented the track to Winwood, he was so impressed with what Prydz had done, he collaborated with him and re-recorded the vocals to fit the track better. The original version of "Call on Me" was initially mistaken as a release by Together (a collaboration between Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon), due to Falcon's use of the song in DJ sets and an advance pressing credited to Falcon and Bangalter.
melodichousemusic 5 months ago
OMGFKINSOIDFGIOPAEOGNAOIERNGIAOMG I LOVE THIS SONG!!! <3
saltyoceanwater 7 months ago
A bit repetitive ... but it has that awesome 80s/90s sound ... Me likes :)
91FroSt91 7 months ago 2
this track was made JUST by falcon. it's often said this track belongs to the Together duo but it's actually a dj falcon track.
snowdjagha 7 months ago
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me as a witness.no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, it took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave me to listen to me secretly as i remeber he told me years ago, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
FernyBass007 7 months ago
holy shit lads just enjoy the fukin tune!!!!
hammymurray 7 months ago
awesome!! so Daft Punk originated another hit!!
love this too at the mo
/watch?v=7CgGuiYty-U
tishytishy123 8 months ago
The original version of "Call on Me" was initially mistaken as a release by Together (a collaboration between Thomas Bangalter and DJ Falcon), due to Falcon's use of the song in DJ sets and an advance pressing credited to Falcon and Bangalter.[1]
-From Wikipedia.
Oppo28 9 months ago 4
@Oppo28 look at the pressing... the white label specifically says DJ Falcon and Bengalter-Call On Me'
plw1993 8 months ago
@plw1993 I repeat: The original pressing was MISTAKENLY attributed to Together. That's why the pressing says DJ Falcon and Bangalter. It's not their song, it's Eric Prdyz'. Together played it a lot before it was ever released and thus people thought it was theirs. A sticker on a record does not automatically indicate with 100% certainty who wrote the piece.
Oppo28 8 months ago
@Oppo28 It's Together's song. We all know that, and there is no need to argue anymore, truth is out there, confirmed by DJ Falcon himself.
funkerman7 8 months ago
@funkerman7 Are you trolling? Citation please on Dj Falcon's confirmation? What do you mean we all know it, apparently not. It is Eric Prydz' song, with the only people arguing otherwise are people here on youtube or other forums. Everything legitimate indicates that it's not Together's song.
I will continue to hold this is the truth but if you show me some evidence otherwise (such as DJ falcon's confirmation) I will reinvestigate.
Oppo28 8 months ago
@Oppo28 there's an interview with DJ Falcon, where he stated that he made this song for his set, and after the set him and Bangalter went to the studio and made the version that you hear right now, but I think the main reason why this was never released officially was because they thought it was way too cheesy (?) and not sample clearance. im not exactly sure, but the fact is that it was made by Together BEFORE Eric Prydz.
funkerman7 8 months ago
@funkerman7 You can't make unverified claims. You added nothing new. I already know you think DJ Falcon confirmed that it was his song, but I need confirmation. If there's an interview, link the interview. Substantiated claims can go a long way in convincing me of something, so please provide a link to something to back up your claims.
Oppo28 8 months ago
@Oppo28 That's gonna be a struggle to find it, because I've heard it a while ago, one specific person confirmed that it was indeed DJ Falcon etc. Check out what discogs has to say...
funkerman7 7 months ago
@funkerman7 "In 2004 DJ Falcon and Bangalter had the idea for 'Call On Me', a track based on a sample of 'Valerie' performed by Steve Winwood. Released as a white label, it started to get played in France. A DJ named Eric Prydz was supposed to remix it, but ever since the 'Gym Tonic Event',Bangalter had gained a notoriety in finding good samples and imaginative ideas.
funkerman7 7 months ago
@funkerman7 For unknown reasons, Roulé didn't clear the sample to release the track commercially, but Prydz, helped with his label Ministry Of Sound, did. Even Steve Winwood liked the track and re-recorded a part of his vocals to be part of the project. Result: 'Call On Me' became a worldwide hit, but without any mention of Bangalter in the credits or in the concept."
funkerman7 7 months ago
me as a witness.no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, it took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave me to listen to me secretly as i remeber he told me years ago, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
FernyBass007 7 months ago
@Oppo28 Also, quoting wiki is not the brightest idea ever. I have my reliable sources, and I don't have to back my words when I don't really need to :) if you don't believe - that's okay, guess why Eric Prydz doesn't talk about Call On Me at all?
funkerman7 7 months ago
Wow, I've wondered who this song was by...
gorillazhead 9 months ago
no one will believe me it was Thomas Bangalter company with dj falcon that made the mix, i also remember it took years to get the licensees for the call me samples..( as the loussy stvewe winwood, denied of using his samples, i took years for the production or better yet been secret.i have the original acetate LP that thomas gave to listen to with the headphones on so no one could hear it as he told me those years, even though the truth will come out...let the music spin!!
FernyBass007 9 months ago
Falcons version is the best....the bassline is so nice...Fu..k Prydz
akaDJCLARKENT 9 months ago 2
Ahhhh! Who cares who wrote it!
It's an amazing song !
UchihaFan182 9 months ago
Without eric prydz stole this song Daft punk may never exist :P
nilsodor 10 months ago
@nilsodor you cant be serious. everybody knows Daft Punk is more famous dan Eric Pryds by far. Im not saying Eric Pridz is bad, but Daft Punk are the kings of house music
Bikendi100 9 months ago
@Bikendi100 Lol I mean Dj falcon is in daft punk and eric prydz stole this song so i mean like without eric stole this song may Daft punk never met each other haha who knows :P
nilsodor 9 months ago
@nilsodor o well, i see, i just misunderstood everything. but have a good day
Bikendi100 9 months ago
@nilsodor Seriously? DJ Falcon ISN'T IN DAFT PUNK! Thomas Bangalter is, though. This was done between 2002-2004 and Daft Punk had released their BIGGEST ALBUM by then, Discovery, so there is no way this could have possibly affected Daft Punk. And just to clear this up, Bangalter and DJ Falcon did not make the song, but simply played it a lot when they performed live. This caused confusion, and then people thought that it was their song, however this is not true.
Okard125 9 months ago
@nilsodor lol you kind of my much owned me haha :P Isn't it just that you don't beilive itäs true? :O Or are you sure ?
nilsodor 9 months ago
@nilsodor ohhh my god u must be trolling dj falcon is not in daft punk, thomas bangalter is in daft punk, this is like 2003 2004, daft punk was formed in the 90s and daft punk knew each other since they were kids and were even in a rock band with a guy from the band Phoenix. Daft punk was famous in late 90s by this time daft punk were already past their super famous...son i dont know what u are talkin about
535manbearpig 6 months ago
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lightnessss 10 months ago
I LOVE THE PART WHERE SAY "CALL ON MEEEEEEEEEEE, CALL ON ME!"
robottttrockkkk 10 months ago 2
@robottttrockkkk eeermmmmm... All the song? XD
DjNiiveek 10 months ago 2
DJ Falcon publicly played an early version of Eric Prydz's "Call on Me", leading it to be mistakenly credited as a Together (Thomas Bangalter & DJ Falcon) production in an unofficial pressing
TASPChannel 10 months ago
@TASPChannel The early version WAS DJ Falcon and Thomas Bangalter's version of the track, and besides just listening to this you can hear how much different it sounds from the Eric Prydz version that that theory can't be plausible. And DJ Falcon has indeed admitted to creating Call on Me originally.
BalooRJ 10 months ago
@BalooRJ no he didn't. its prydz' song. it's just an early version before steve winwood gave him a clean vocal stem for the final mix. dj falcon just happened to get an early version & played it live.
3DMusicGroup 10 months ago
@3DMusicGroup No he didn't, that's a bullshit story made up by Prydz. DJ Falcon was playing the track a whole two years before Prydz released his version of Call On Me, back in 2002 no one knew who Prydz even was! DJ Falcon revealed in an interview that he did indeed formulate the original Call on Me track with Thomas Bangalter, but they didn't want to release it because it sounded too similar to the other Together tracks, one really good repetitive vocal loop over and over again.
BalooRJ 10 months ago
I love this song
DrDFreshshow 11 months ago
fuck prydz that fucking prick, oh well... heres thier conversation
prydz : neh neh i took your song and scored millions whilst you and falcon sat there like idiots waiting for the sample to be cleared :P
thomas: oh yeah, we at least i can make records that consist of more than a terrible drum loop and a four second piano loop over and over for 6 minutes, seriously are you five years old ?? oh by the way im one half of daft punk :D
prydz : *aims gun at head*
francaisemusique 11 months ago 34
@francaisemusique HELL YEAH BRO TELL THEM! LOL
TubbyGeneration135 9 months ago
@francaisemusique
best part about it is he didnt score millions haha it was a record breakingly low selling number 1 LOL i read somewhere it only sold around 300k cd's in the year it came out which is shockingly bad not to mention most that money goes to the record company and managers etc
Lollertron 5 months ago
@Lollertron seriously ? ha fucking deserves it for stealing other peoples shit, unorigional dickhead he is, haha sorry for all the cussing, i just hate prydz
francaisemusique 5 months ago
@francaisemusique oooooooosh!
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@francaisemusique Thomas usually has a sample loop for 4 minutes, you know.
kanal4 1 month ago
so much more intricate than the eric prydz version.
SlamTheLabel 11 months ago
Ive lost all respect for pryz fuckin theif
EdSMaNutD 11 months ago
I am loving this!!
temptationeyes1976 1 year ago
This is not a Together/Thomas Bangalter/DJ Falcon song. There is no proof to support this theory.
CaptainEggSalad 1 year ago
@CaptainEggSalad Go read about Thomas on discogs
Inikalord 1 year ago
@Inikalord Fuck off, any loser can enter an EP/single on Discogs. There is no evidence on either side that this was ever a Bangalter track
CaptainEggSalad 1 year ago
@CaptainEggSalad *sigh* I was going to reply more harshly, but im not gonna go to that level.
Lets just leave it as it is, let the people believe what they want to believe if its Thomas's track or not. It really doesnt matter who owns it so long as people enjoy listening to the song.
Inikalord 1 year ago
@CaptainEggSalad You Fuck off, go look up DJ Falcon + Cassius @ Pay and Go, Groove City. It's a live set from 2002 where DJ Falcon plays Call on Me. That's a full 2 YEARS before Eric Prydz even released Call on Me.
BalooRJ 1 year ago
@CaptainEggSalad Oh, and DJ Falcon has also confirmed in an unreleased interview that he did the track Call on Me with Thomas Bangalter and that they didn't want the track released because it sounded too similar to So Much Love to Give and Together.
BalooRJ 1 year ago
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@BalooRJ Unreleased. How convenient. Lol
CaptainEggSalad 1 year ago
@CaptainEggSalad Ask mr. Bangalter himself then douche
PandemicRevelutions 11 months ago
@PandemicRevelutions I'll get him to fax me a written statement.
Whore.
CaptainEggSalad 11 months ago
@CaptainEggSalad Whore indeed. Weak shit man.. weak
PandemicRevelutions 11 months ago
I'm the same boy I used to be
RedMage8BT 1 year ago
@RedMage8BT Can those lyrics get any more epic? I love that line.
Zeronautic 1 year ago 2
Together made the tune but couldnt get the samples cleared in time. Prydz decided to take the song, his label showed it to the original writer of the valerie which call on me samples- Steve Winwood who gave new vocals to be used on prydz's song and it was realeased while falcon and bangalter were waiting for their samples to be cleared. Prydz NEVER plays this song live- probably guilt. It sounds exactly like a together song as well.Theres also a thomas falke valerie tune which is a bit confusing
dgpcostello 1 year ago 65
@dgpcostello No proof that this is Together track.
CaptainEggSalad 1 year ago
@dgpcostello The sample is heard on the Steve Winwood remix of VALERIE from 1987 because 1982 is old.
The10285dollars 9 months ago
@dgpcostello
The original valerie: [from 20,000 LEAGUES UNDER THE SEA 1954] SEA! OH!
The new valerie: [from THE PARENT TRAP 1961] Let's get together! Yea-yea-yea! (strum)
The10285dollars 7 months ago
@dgpcostello as far as i have heard, pryds was told to remix that one
PenEtTrant 7 months ago
@dgpcostello oh interesting - i remember buying this tune and thinking, once again, how good thomas bangalter and dj falcon were and then a few months later its suddenly a really amatuer version by eric prydz :wtf:
the way this track is compressed is typical of daft punk and really much much more subtle than that the commercial one.
daftblac 6 months ago
@daftblac Thomas Bangalter can make good music without using corny production.
TheOneartist 5 months ago
@dgpcostello not to be rude but huh?
georgiefromtippit 6 months ago
@georgiefromtippit which part you didnt understand? what he said was more or less true.
funkerman7 5 months ago
@dgpcostello LMFAO (party rock anthem) and Prydz copied this song BIG TIME!
O0oSorousho0O 5 months ago
@dgpcostello Real story is that due to Sinclar and Bangalter making a song together prior to this that sounded in the same vein, it was thought that this was their song. It wasn't, as a matter of fact, it is Valerie (Eric Prydz Edit), used it in his sets all the time. THEN he cleared samples and etc etc.
mantax55 4 months ago
this version has more original parts than the prydz's one
minimalista242 1 year ago
Quote from Wikipedia, interpret the reliability of it as you wish, "DJ Falcon publicly played an early version of Eric Prydz's "Call on Me", leading it to be mistakenly credited as a Together production in an unofficial pressing."
ezrecognise 1 year ago
This is way better than the Eric Prydz version!
V8Mustang89 1 year ago 3
@V8Mustang89 you kidding, this is terrible, just cuz its orginal doesnt make it better
MsFathole 1 year ago
Eric Prydz just had the money to buy the rights on the sample of this song..but it"s Together wich created this track !
Onlydefected 1 year ago
WTF? Why is everyone hating on Eric Prydz...Both Thomas and Eric remixed Winwoods Valerie song so technically Eric Prydz didn't steal from Thomas he stole from Winwood.....Without Winwood both Thomas and Eric wouldn't have remixed such an amazing song..All credit goes to Winwood not Thomas no hate though.
BUT I like this one better that Prydz anyways so :)
NEWRNBDAILY1 1 year ago
This is what electronic/dance/real hip-hop is all about. Samples are called samples for a reason -.- How many people do you think actually make their own music today?
Wilshy 1 year ago
@Wilshy ROFL stfu faggot
MarioBrosClassic 1 year ago
@MarioBrosClassic well ur clearly a wanker
dgpcostello 1 year ago
@funkerman7 the fact that it's a rumour doesn't make it true. it's in their biographies for fuck's sake. it was released on an unofficial white label with a song by falcon and bangalter, that plus the fact that falcon used it in sets a lot caused most of the confusion. do some research before you start making up "facts".
LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY 1 year ago
@LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY who cares about fucking biographies, when theres physical evidence (audio clips), white labels etc. however we will never reach an agreement plus both sides (prydz and together) won't tell the backstory behind call on me
funkerman7 1 year ago
@funkerman7 true. guess we can never really know for sure just cause of the ambiguity behind it.
LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY 1 year ago
Love listening to this song on 6minute 25second drives...
Abitibbi 1 year ago
hate to be a buzzkill, but the song is credited to falcon and bangalter by accident because they used to use this one in sets a lot.
this is actually prydz's original release, on the second release he collaborated with steve winwood, which is why it sounds more produced than this version.
so, hate to say it, cause i really like falcon and bangalter, but the track is credited to the wrong artists.
i'm not hating on bangalter, falcon,or prydz, cause they're all great artists in their own right.
LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY 1 year ago
@LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY dude, you should just fucking comments on youtube. its an open fact that Prydz indeed stole it from Together.
funkerman7 1 year ago
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LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY 1 year ago
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@funkerman7
for one thing, that first sentence made absolutely no sense, and secondly, the facts it's by Prydz is in all 3 of their biographies.
the reason it's credited to Together is cause it was released on a bootleg white label record with the song New New York (actually by falcon and bangalter), and ever since then that rumour has been around.
really, do some research before you start making up 'facts".
LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY 1 year ago
@LoCkdoWnKiLLKeNnY:
Brainwashed by Ministry of Sound much?
Lemanic89 4 weeks ago
Prydz will always get ZERO respect by anyone in the House Community for basically ripping off Thomas and Falcon to make a quick buck. Him and the moron who did Gyn and Tonic the Rip-off to Gym Tonic by Thomas Bangalter
luisisfresh79 1 year ago
i think its fuckin awesome that you all are too stubborn to see that Prydz and Bangalter made DIFFERENT remixes. its not the same song copied, its a different song entirely, so you all are sayin you hate the song because its a remake, but its just a completely different song. so why not take the song for being a song and give the producer the credit he deserves for creating a tune that you could never hope to make in your meaningless youtube hater lives.
xarx 1 year ago
@xarx becuz have wax in ur ears to realize that its NOT an entirely different song, that eric prydz repackaged the song....i mean screw it just listen to the fucking backdrop of the song which is what prydz used and its the same fucking melody and notes for fucks sake dude.
535manbearpig 6 months ago
any1 knows the sample they used?
axxrulez 1 year ago
@axxrulez its steve winwood - valerie
JSPR010 1 year ago
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PasHou 1 year ago
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@axxrulez steve winwood - valerie
PasHou 1 year ago
@axxrulez Steve Winwood - Valerie
GamiXswe 1 year ago
@gilmourish so you can make similar song of the same genre by using same samples exactly same way and use same ideas in the composition without blaming anything, thats a steal mate..
lownrgy 1 year ago
Eric Prydz = TOYZ!
Thomas & DJ Falcon = RULEZ!
MicheleCatella 1 year ago 68
Eric Prydz = Twat
Twicks1992 1 year ago 3
Levantate conchetumadre! jaja
genmodo 1 year ago
the begining always makes me think of Deadmau5 vs Chris Lake "I thought inside out",
28deadbeats 1 year ago
Sampling Bangalter is just ugly and disrespective, stealing one goes out of scale.. first time i heard this song i was asking dj's to play it because it's going to be a BIG, all i was hearing was ".oh you mean that one, it's a Prydz song".
lownrgy 1 year ago
@lownrgy ..don't forget prydz was literally nobody before dj falcon made this song, and his version sucks btw..
lownrgy 1 year ago
@lownrgy what? Prydz sampled the original tune, not Bangalter..
gilmourish 1 year ago
If you dont read the title and you listen to the song, it sounds like it is saying, "Cumm on Meeee" lol
Angelo01234 1 year ago
I'll take this over the shit eric pydz and his porn music video anyday.
LaurenK418 1 year ago
even if he did steal it from DP, eric prydz's version is pretty good, and it has some hot babes in it. and where's this interview?
Hobbyist56 1 year ago
@Hobbyist56 I think you mean "together" not Daft Punk. Thomas is only in together not manuel
raulisanonymous 1 year ago
@FuzemiRecords Wow, do you seriously have to post this w/ Fuzemi account and not your true one?
funkerman7 1 year ago
@funkerman7 it's what i was logged in under..old laptop
Hubi40 1 year ago
@Hubi40 Haha, I tried to catch you on MSN so many times to hear the interview, but u keep ignoring, man wtf :)
funkerman7 1 year ago
hum je préfere largement la version d'eric prydz
gg9567 1 year ago
This song isn't by Thomas Bangalter, this song is a promo by Eric Prydz that was misunderstood as a TB and Dj Falcon song when they played a promo in a set. Promo copies and white labels were subsequently marked as Thomas Bangalter songs. Legally Bangalter could take credit for his song, even though he had used samples, but he has never done that, ever.
Carloshache 1 year ago 5
@Carloshache Nope, DJ Falcon has confirmed that him and Thomas Bangalter created this track, they merely did not want to release it. Prydz just made up that early promo story as a way to make people think he came up with the same.
BalooRJ 1 year ago
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Carloshache 1 year ago
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Carloshache 1 year ago
@BalooRJ Lie. It's clearly you don't have a source for this statement except speculation, which is why it has never been said.
Carloshache 1 year ago
@Carloshache I believe this because this doesn't sound anything like bangalter.
PimYuTub 1 year ago
@PimYuTub Sounds nothing like Bangalter? Are you mad? Go listen to Together and So Much Love to Give, same exact DJ Falcon/Thomas Bangalter concept of endless disco loops.
BalooRJ 1 year ago
@Carloshache Thomas provided the samples but he never cleared them to release the track.
dafthutso 1 year ago
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Carloshache 1 year ago
@dafthutso Still I don't see any evidence for this. Show me a quote from Bangalter about this in a serious interview and I can begin consider that. And even though you don't clear the sample you still have legal rights to your song. but no right to release it if the copyright holder who owns the sample doesn't want to. So Bangalter can sue Eric Prydz for theft, but he hasn't.
Carloshache 1 year ago
@Carloshache Well, it's virtually impossible to find an interview from Bangalter, because the man doesn't give them that often. I guess we'll never know who really came up with the original sampling. But it doesn't matter anyway, let's just enjoy the song.
dafthutso 1 year ago
@dafthutso DJ Falcon has stated in interview that Call On Me was indeed Together song
funkerman7 1 year ago
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@Carloshache DJ Falcon has stated in interview that Call On Me was indeed Together song
funkerman7 1 year ago
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@dafthutso Still I don't see any evidence for this. Show me a quote from Bangalter about this in a serious interview and I can begin consider that. And even though you don't clear the sample you still have legal rights to your song. but no right to release it if the copyright holder who owns the sample doesn't want to. So Bangalter can sue Eric Prydz for copyright theft, but he hasn't.
Carloshache 1 year ago
Dude I really believed Eric Prydz made this song. That rotten mofo. TEAM BANGALTER/FALCON.
butterflysuper12 1 year ago
Great song! Wish I could download it. Eric Prydz's version is horrible.
Cykull 1 year ago
@Cykull You can download it from my blog right here:
wdpk.wordpress(dot)com/2010/06/25/together-call-on-menicolas-vallee-new-new-york/
BalooRJ 1 year ago
@BalooRJ Thank you kind sir.
Cykull 1 year ago
@Cykull
You can download this I use VDownloader you can convert this video into MP3.
NEWRNBDAILY1 1 year ago
Regardless of who made what, this is the best version of this song.
DJevilstereo 1 year ago
Huge track here
youtube.com/watch?v=8ZiK7c8j91Q
MerciMademoiselle 1 year ago
I like this version better because it actually samples more of "Valerie" than the words "call on me" and "I'm the same boy I used to be"
Actual sampling. :D
9MagicMaster9 1 year ago
this is the original prydz bootleg before it got picked up,revamped and re-released.the record was mislabeled,i worked at a record store when this came out ,imo the flip side was better.basically everyone calling prydz gay and loving this version is an idiot.
leepicciotto 1 year ago 2
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leepicciotto 1 year ago
sampled: Valerie Remix 1987 by Steve Winwood
September 1987, not April 1982
NikitaFilatovFan3040 1 year ago
way way way better than prydz, cause this still sounds like ther original song
psykosel 1 year ago
Thomas > Prydz
BrandonGrim 1 year ago 3
gayyy?!
Plan3arium 1 year ago
WHAT!? Eric Prydz copied this guy?!
xirishkid93x 1 year ago 24
@xirishkid93x That's right
jordantiste 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x yep
cdude247 1 year ago
@cdude247 uncool -.- saddens me
xirishkid93x 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x this "guy"??? T-Bang and DJ Falcon are two of the most influential producers to dance music
funkerman7 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x yep
nabnew 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x well not really copied
he asked if he could used it
nabnew 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x not really, i did another version based on this (which use a lot of old stuff)... one of those guy is Thomas Bangalter aka DAFT PUNK ;)
MrF3r4 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x He didnt copy he made is own remake
KnightWarri0r 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x
yes, prydz did. falcon recently played at one club i'm resident in, and he shared the story. prydz is a prick, imo.
puczylowski 1 year ago
@xirishkid93x LOL? You think anyone today comes up with their own shit?
bishyalergmail 1 year ago