Amen Break - normal, fast and slow version

The "Amen break" was a brief drum solo performed in 1969 by Gregory Sylvester "G.C." Coleman.
The Winstons - Amen Brother
The "Amen Break", "Amen", or imitations thereof, are frequently used as sampled drum loops in hip hop, jungle, breakcore and drum and bass music.
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[newoldkid]

powerpuff

[unnunn12]

And there we have it; breakbeat, drum'n'bass and hip-hop right there, respectively.

[weeweeeewee]

For Powerpuff girls to bring you here is alarming. This beat dominated the tunes from 1991 to 1993 with thousands of slammers.

[weeweeeewee]

1 = Oldschool/Hardcore.

2 = Jungle.

3 = Hip-Hop.

[Natsuo043Gaming]

or 140bpm

[GmodCaboose56]

I've always wondered where that fast beat originated from. I heard that so many times in certain video games, as well as Powerpuff Girls.

[Squizree]

Firestarter.

[niabwerd]

378bpm

[Dom A]

What bpm is the first one at?

[Wilson Silva]

The Powerpuff Girls theme is based on a James Brown's Funky Drummer sample.

[bmuralter]

sry i forgot the link:

/playlist?list=PLw-dUjkwN1xAT9­RzwYSh1IrtqUPQf8-Uy&feature=mh­_lolz

[bmuralter]

here is a link to some raw material of an interview with coleman. its a playlist and the first two parts are very bad start with part 3