Cris Williamson - Shine On Straight Arrow

"Shine On Straight Arrow" (1971) by Cris Williamson off her album "Cris Williamson", sampled by J Dilla for Jaylib's "The Red", available on their "Champion Sound" album.

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• Cris
• Williamson
• Shine
• On
• Straight
• Arrow
• Dilla
• Madlib
• Jaylib
• The
• Red
• Champion
• Sound

[omarplm5]

Thumbs up if your here because of J Dilla!

R.I.P J Dilla, God needed a DJ

[puttmill14]

cris williamson must be outa her head... (her system aint up to The Red!!)

[LonerKid6981]

@sssmelliott23 lol

[sssmelliott23]

thumbs up if you keep clicking :41 so it will loop....

[sievans123]

Fuckkkkkkkkkkkkkkkkk

Thisssssssssssssss

Bitchhhhhhhhitchhhhhh (Singing This To The Red Instrumental) :D

[mellowb1]

anybody hear elements of roberta flack - be real black for me?

[dashiznit95]

this video would probably have under 1,000 views if it wasn't for jay dee. fuck cris williamson

[kurt2rsenjazz]

@FunkDawg0711 The version of 'the red' on champ sounds is not the original :( ? Do you by any chance know where I can listen/get a hold of the original, just for comparisson? Much thanks in advance

[FOTSOproductions]

@FOTSOproductions Also, this very YouTube video is, by the letter of the law, an illegal copy of Cris Williamson's intellectual property. But clearly you don't have any problem with this particular brand of infringement. IP laws in the US are a disjointed mess, and Dilla knew that as well as anybody.

[FOTSOproductions]

@miabee111 What exactly does the law protect Cris Williamson from in this case? When Jaylib's "Champion Sound" was released in 2003, the album this song appeared on had been out of print for a considerable time. In 2005 the album was re-issued in part thanks to the attention that this sample drew to Williamson's music. Also, while he was surely aware of the law, it's often unclear who owns the rights to a song, or difficult to track someone down to ask.