Underground Hit [Level 5]
This group played 'Beat Dis,' in it was a woman's voice singing...
'Everybody in the street, get get get down to the funky beat.'
From what song did that sample come from? Thanx, I know youse guys can do it. 8)
Underground Hit [Level 5]
I can't believe this! Someone has to know. It sounds too much like maybe Madonna or something.
The name of this group is 'Bomb the Bass,' The label was on 4th & Broadway Records. Must be from back in 1987.
The song is 'Beat Dis.'
Anyone know? HAAAAAAALP!!!!!
Luv Y'all. :)
Test Pressing [Level 2]
The original sample came from the Funky Four Plus One "Everybody in the street"
Test Pressing [Level 2]
Correction, the song is not called "Everybody In The Street" it is "Rappin and Rocking The House"
Indie Release [Level 4]
The correct answer would be:
Funky 4 + 1 more.
"Feel it (The Mexican)" on sugarhill records
Its say everybody in the get down to the funky beat.
However on the US version of Beat dis they rerecorded it to
"Get down to the crazy beat" probably because of copyright issues.
Underground Hit [Level 5]
I knew it wasn't Rappin' & Rocking the House, that song is 16 minutes long, never have I heard it there. But the Mexican sounds more like it. I'll do some research and let you know.
Fingers xxxxxed.
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