Diggin On J Dilla’s Original Samples

J Dillas Original Samples

Unknown Track” by Shuggie Otis

• Sampled in “Donuts (Outro)”
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“The Worst Band In The World” by 10cc

• Sampled in “Workinonit”
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“The New Style” by the Beastie Boys

• Sampled in “Workinonit” & “The New”
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“Johnny Don’t Do It” by 10cc

• Sampled in “Waves”
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“Light My Fire” by Lil Brown

• Sampled in “Light My Fire”
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“Watcha Gonna Wear Now” by Detroit Emeralds

• Sampled in “The New”
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“ You’re Gonna Need Me” by Dionne Warwick

• Sampled in “Stop”
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“ People Hold On” by Eddie Kendricks

• Sampled in “People”
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“ Fruitman” by Kool & The Gang

• Sampled in “The Diff’rence”
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“Golden Apple Part 2″ by Galt Macdermot

• Sampled in “Mash”
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“ All I Do Is Think Of You” by the Jackson 5

• Sampled in “Time: The Donut of The Heart”
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“ You Just Cant Win” by Gene & Jerry

• Sampled in “Glazed”
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“ I Don’t Really Care” by L.V. Johnson

• Sampled in “Airworks”
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“ Lightworks” by Raymond Scott

• Sampled in “Lightworks”
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“ Long Red” by Mountain

• Sampled in “Stepson of The Clapper”
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“For Once In My Life” by Stevie Wonder

• Sampled in “The Twister”
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“ A Legend In Its Own Time” by Smokey Robinson & The Miracles

• Sampled in “One Eleven”
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“Only One Can Win” by The Sylvers

• Sampled in “Two Can Win”
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“I Cant Stand (To See You Cry)” by The Escorts

• Sampled in “Don’t Cry”
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“Family Tree” by Tin Tin

• Sampled in “Anti-American Graffiti”
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“UFO” by ESG

• Sampled in “Geek Down”
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“ Charlie’s Theme” by The Jimi Entley Sound

• Sampled in “Geek Down”
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“ Sweet Misery” by Martha Reeves

• Sampled in “Thunder”
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“To The Other Man” by Luther Ingram

• Sampled in “Gobstopper” & “One For The Ghost”
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“Rubber Band” by the Trammps

• Sampled in “Dilla Says Go”
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“Walk On By” by The Undisputed Truth

• Sampled in “Walkinonit”
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“ Just Because I Really Love You” by Jerry Butler

• Sampled in “U-Love”
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“Maybe” by The Three Degrees

• Sampled in “Hi.”
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“ Don’t Say Good Night” by The Isley Brothers

• Sampled in “Bye.”
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“To You With Love” by The Moments

• Sampled in “Last Donut of The Night”
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“ When I Die” by Motherlode

Sampled in “Donuts (Intro)”

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The Stylistics, Maybe it’s Love this Time

Sampled in (Baby)

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James Dewitt Yancey, aka J Dilla, Jay Dee was one of the best Producers of all times, and will always live on through his music. I’ll never forget the day he died, I was having

a hard time my self with my life, and the fatal news that had come to my attention that very day did not make life any easier. I know that People say that J Dilla changed a

lot of lives, but I need to tell you how he changed mine. I was always a huge classic soul fan, and new much about not only the classic soul world, but the Hip Hop community

as well. J Dilla was very special. He was one that wasn’t to high on him self, but new ways of life and knew how to live it with gradititude. If it wasn’t for him I wouldn’t have

made up my mind to attend The Institute of Audio Research, Although The Institute didn’t work out at that time for me, it did a bit later. J Dilla was one of the Special ones that

gave something to everyone to hold on to even if you didn’t know him in person as much of us did, He was the type that made you want to go out and just make it in your dreams.

James Dewitt Yancey, was Born February, 7th, 1974. He was was an Aquarius like me. Maybe thats why I always felt close to him, who knows. Anyway he began his early career in

the 1990’s. He started off with one of my favorite groups today Slum Village. He also had to do with the Production Trio Ummah. I remember when he first started like other Artists he

used to call him self Jay Dee. Most of the time a lot of the hip hop artists end up changing their names. He changed it according to his innitals, and it stuck. J DIlla was known for remixing

old samples from old school soul songs and he achieved a lot of susscess in that genre which was called Neo Soul. J Dilla was known for working with some of the greatest Hip Hop acts today,

Like A Tribe called Quest, De La Soul, Q Tip, Pharcyde, Busta Rhymes, and a lot more. J Dilla family life was pretty normal growing up he was the second oldest of four kids, and he grew up in Michigan.

In 2001 J Dilla Joined with Producer Madlib, The two formed as a group calling

themselves Jaylib, and released their album Champion Sound in 2003. In 2004 J Dilla relocated to LA. Unfortonatly by then J Dilla’s disease started acting up, he suffered from a disease called

TTP, and Lopus, even though he was sick he acted if he weren’t and toured even though he was confined to a wheel chair. Plus he still went on working hard and producing more and more. The thought of

that to me makes the man a hero. I mean when I am PMSing I don’t get out of bed for at least 3 days. lol I could not imagine running around especially in a wheel chair all over the country, and europe,

Japan, and etc. Plus his work just got better and better. It might nor have been as known, but like I said in the beginning J Dilla is one who lives on through his work. He is more popular now then ever.

I mean I can’t believe how many blogs, and websites I read on him, on lives that he has touched including mine from people that didn’t even know him. I really wanted you all to just know what a

couragous man he was from someone who has met him a few times, and just from that my life was changed for ever. I know I mentioned in the first paragraph that I was a classic soul fan, but I didn’t mention the

experiance I’ve had learning about it. Basically when I was a teen I knew I had a big fondness for the soul genre, so I began researching about it, but it wasn’t in till 2004 when I moved down

to Miami where I basically got my Doctorate, lol, I was on the mad hunt for Keni Burke’s Import Risin 2 the Top which was only available on the Smooth Grooves after hours mix, but my best friend Alex at

the time had told me about this store Blue Notes Records, who I knew was one of the Biggest Labels in the Jazz, Soul, and Blues Genre through out time. Well they were now a store in Miami Florida, about

10 minutes from my apartment. The minute I walked into the store and met Bobby, who worked in there, Basically that was a wrap for me.

Well to get to the point, i spent about half my day at work and the other half at Blue Notes where I learned more in a year in a half then you can possibly imagine. Thats what i loved most about J Dilla

he wasn’t like a Hip Hop Producer, or Artist that didn’t have much love for the art of classic soul, and just wanted a hit, I mean J Dilla was underground and has now entered most lives recently. I am a firm believer

in keepin it real, and would rather work on something I believe in then something I don’t. I truly think it’s great that all the producers today have been diggin the crates like crazy and trying to measure up to a great man like J DIlla,

but I also believe that you producers can do things, and try to originate your own style as well. I am a new producer as well, and I believe in creating my own work as well as sampling, but in order to do that I believe that

you should really take pride in your work and really try to learn what Hip Hop is all about. To do that you should really understand the roots of Hip Hop which is classic soul, Blues, and Jazz. Here I am leaving some of

J DIlla’s Original Samples for you to Download. I hope you enjoy! Much Love to you All! Ali Jordana Maltz aka SoulQueen (J Dilla R.I.P)

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