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Subject: Best Samples / Covers of 80's songs
Written By: 80's Music Fan on 01/05/06 at 3:04 pm
What are your favourite songs beyond the 80's that are either covers of 80's songs or that feature samples of 80's songs?
Subject: Re: Best Samples / Covers of 80's songs
Written By: whistledog on 01/05/06 at 6:57 pm
My favourite one of 2005 was the Quincy Jones cover "Ai No Corrida" by Uniting Nations. Just can't get enough of that song 8)
Subject: Re: Best Samples / Covers of 80's songs
Written By: DJ Midas on 01/05/06 at 9:12 pm
"Smooth Criminal" by Alien Ant Farm
"Boys Of Summer" - The Ataris
"Call On Me" - Eric Prydz (Steve Winwood belts out a newly recorded loop from "Valerie")
"Slip Away" - Mohito feat. Howard Jones (samples HoJo's "Like To Get To Know You Well")
"Make Your Move" - Dave Armstrong (samples "Dare Me" by The Pointer Sisters)
"How Does It Feel?" - Electroset (samples New Order's "Blue Monday")
Just to name a few.
Subject: Re: Best Samples / Covers of 80's songs
Written By: whistledog on 01/05/06 at 9:19 pm
"Call On Me" - Eric Prydz (Steve Winwood belts out a newly recorded loop from "Valerie")
I am still amazed it's newly recorded. He sounds just the same now as he did back in '82 8)
A few other goodies I thought of ..
Nasty Girl - Inaya Day (Also includes the music from the Jacko hit "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough")
Do it 2 Nite - Rockefeller (New version of an S.O.S. Band classic)
Falling Stars - Sunset Strippers / Star to Fall - Cabin Crew (Boy Meets Girl Meets 2005. Listen to them back to back, and you'd wear both songs were just 1)
Out of Touch - Uniting Nations
Pump Up the Jam - D.O.N.S. featuring Technotronic
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