Reply With Quotepossibly "Saturday" by Norma Jean
check the link: YouTube - Norma Jean - Saturday
Acetate [Level 1]
Am i becoming too obsessed with disco - because i don't know how i got this tune in my head....it keeps coming back and i have no idea where i got it from!
It goes...
'its Saturday, Saturday, Saturday, its Saturdaaay'
something like that ....sweet, young, female vocal...any idea?
Gracias peeps!!
xxxx
Chart Hit [Level 6]
possibly "Saturday" by Norma Jean
check the link: YouTube - Norma Jean - Saturday
Acetate [Level 1]
no way - its definitely not that!
Underground Hit [Level 5]
Maybe you're talking about De La Soul's 'Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays', but I don't know where the sample is from.
Acetate [Level 1]
Yeah that sounds like it!
Would love to know the original as thats the one in my head not the de la soul one!! :icon_razz:
thanks loads!
Underground Hit [Level 5]
http://www.geocities.com/sterling3l/...s_archive.html
From Geocities the sample(s!) used are:
A ROLLER SKATING JAM NAMED "SATURDAYS" -
Earth, Wind & Fire: "Shining Star" That's the Way of the World (CBS 1975) Instant Funk: "I Got My Mind Made Up" Instant Funk (Salsoul 1979) Mighty Ryders: "The Evil Vibrations" Tower of Power: "Ebony Jam" In the Slot (Warner Bros. 1975) Young-Holt Unlimiteds: "Light My Fire" Just A Melody (Brunswick) Frankie Valli: "Grease" Chicago: "Saturday in the Park
Sixty minutes is nothing special (but it\'s all the world to me)
Acetate [Level 1]
wow that many samples in one song!! which is the one with that vocal though?
x
Acetate [Level 1]
btw - thank you so much for that phyllis! :icon_biggrin:
Underground Hit [Level 5]
One sample needs to be mentioned, although I can see why it doesn't count.
The scratch in De La Soul's 'Saturdays' was looped from Fearless Four's 1983 hit 'F-4000'.
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