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Hello and welcome to Second hand the show that brings you background information on well- known hits.
Today we focus on a song that is already 25 years old but that you've probably not forgotten.
The band EMF from England has released three albums during their run. Their first album called Schubert Dip, has been the most successful. The name of the album, as songwriter Ian Dench explained in an interview, was If ever he is short of a chord sequence he nicks one from Schubert.
The song Unbelievable was the band's biggest hit. It reached number three in the UK charts and it even topped the charts in the US which is a huge success for an indie production. We find two samples in this song.
One of the samples is of US comedian Andrew Dice Clay it is the exclamation of "oh!" at the start of each chorus along with the words "it's unbelievable".
Funk Legend Chuck Brown is responsible for the rhythm in the background. He played with the band The Soul Searchers. Chuck was also called "the Godfather of Go-go" that was a subgenre
of funk music in the Washington DC. area. His biggest hits were I Need some Money and Bustin' Loose.
In 2012 Chuck died at the age of 76. At the age of 74 he released the album We Got This and in 2014 Chuck's final recordings were released posthumously on the album Beautiful Life.
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Second hand looks at the trend of recycling existing music in the form of samples, remixes and covers - although sometimes these modifications are actually flagrant violations of copyright laws... Some artists use without acknowledging where they got it, so we decided to take a closer look. The result: a huge number of hits are credited to the wrong musician, while the people who really wrote it remain ignored. Listen to the original and the adaptation and familiarize yourself with what's going on in the music industry - you'll be surprised by how many of your idols have built their reputation on the shoulders of others.
Hello and welcome to Second hand the show that brings you background information on well- known hits.
Today we focus on a song that is already 25 years old but that you've probably not forgotten.
The band EMF from England has released three albums during their run. Their first album called Schubert Dip, has been the most successful. The name of the album, as songwriter Ian Dench explained in an interview, was If ever he is short of a chord sequence he nicks one from Schubert.
The song Unbelievable was the band's biggest hit. It reached number three in the UK charts and it even topped the charts in the US which is a huge success for an indie production. We find two samples in this song.
One of the samples is of US comedian Andrew Dice Clay it is the exclamation of "oh!" at the start of each chorus along with the words "it's unbelievable".
Funk Legend Chuck Brown is responsible for the rhythm in the background. He played with the band The Soul Searchers. Chuck was also called "the Godfather of Go-go" that was a subgenre
of funk music in the Washington DC. area. His biggest hits were I Need some Money and Bustin' Loose.
In 2012 Chuck died at the age of 76. At the age of 74 he released the album We Got This and in 2014 Chuck's final recordings were released posthumously on the album Beautiful Life.
We will start with number 51 of our music chart and end with number 1 for New Year's Eve. Number 51 of the most frequently sampled songs is 'When the levee breaks' by Rock and Roll legends Led Zeppelin. The best known examples of samples of this part of the song are: The Beasty Boys in their song "Rhymin' & Stealin'’, who have been the first to sample the drum track and were sued doing so, later they have used the part also in Wat Cha want and other songs; Eminem and other rappers have also used samples as well as Massive Attack in their song Man next door; Sophie B. Hawkins used the sample in her hit Damn I wish I was your lover; Enigma in Return to Innocence; Bjork in Army of me and of course many others Ta teden smo pri številki 51 na naši lestvici, končali pa bomo s številko 1 prav na novo leto. 51 najbolj semplana pesem je When the levee brakes, rock and roll legend Led Zeppelin. Najbolj znani primeri uporabe tega sempla so: Beastie Boys – Rhymin and stealin, ki so ga dejansko prvi odkrili in uporabili ter si s tem nakopali tožbo, kasneje pa ga uporabili še v Watcha want in drugih pesmih; med novejšimi Eminem in množica drugih repperjev ter Massive attack v Man next door; Sophie B Hawkins v svojem hitu Damn I wish I was your lover; Enigma v Return to innocence; Bjork v Army of me in seveda še množica drugih.
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