Another one bites the dust- (10 minutes disco mix)

Could someone list the song snippets in this mix? There are few I recognize, but a good list would be perfect.

Do you mean the Long Dusted B Boy Version?

There's a lot on this, the 10:40-minute version -- it's a real tour de force I don't know a lot of them; here's the ones I pick up.

0:12 "Uh-oh the cuckoo clock kids, it's time to go" (Howdy Doody Show)

0:32 "Clap your hands, everybody" from "The Breaks" by Kurtis Blow

0:40 "Def wit the record that was mixed a long time ago" "I Know You Got Soul" by Eric B and Rakim

1:36 [scratched behind Freddie's vocal] "Good Times" by Chic

3:14 "It's too funky in here, gimme some air" "Too Funky in Here" by James Brown

3:44 "Yes, yes, y'all" Beastie Boys

4:22 "You ruined my record man" "Earache My Eye" by Cheech and Chong

5:00 "Apache" by Sugar Hill Gang (congas, up to the "ho! ho!")

5:18 [guitar lick and organ] Crap. Don't know this one. Think it's Booker T and the MGs

5:48 "I got to be myself" Al Green?

6:36 [piano riff] from "Hyperbolicsyllabicsesquedalymistic" by Isaac Hayes (piano riff, popularized by/sampled in "Black Steel in the Hour of Chaos" by Public Enemy

7:52 "all night" "More of that Jazz" Queen (!)

8:50 [guitar lick and organ] Crap. Don't know this. again

8:56 More Cheech and Chong; I don't have that record

Geez. I can see why this wasn't released due to copyright sample clearances.

Thanks Daniel.

Thanks, but i meant another mix :D it lasts 9 minutes, you can download it from mercuryparadise.com

it has songs like Immigrant song, One of these nights..

Bit of a difference between 9 and 10 minutes (!)

The AOBTD B-Boy 'Dusted' version did appear on a Basic Beats sampler. I believe it was a promo, however, so maybe it was held back because of clearance issues.

The disco version is a pretty interesting artifact--seems to be a DJ-homemade version from around the time the record was made. It doesn't sound like it was made with a sampler, in other words--just two turntables and a microphone.

So here's what I picked up.

Mostly DJ-made sound effects, really in the first 1:30. It happens elsewhere.

2:00 The double-up beats around here are from "Genius of Love" by Tom Tom Club

2:27 "You Haven't Done Nothin'" by Stevie Wonder

2:52 "Immigrant Song" by Led Zeppelin

3:35 "One of These Nights" by the Eagles

4:11 something by the Doobie Brothers

4:28 don't know

4:58

5:13

5:22 "Breakfast in America" by Supertramp

5:31 "Play That Funky Music" by Wild Cherry

6:03 "Honky Tonk Woman" by the Rolling Stones

6:38 "Cocaine" by Eric Clapton

6:55 "Body Heat" by James Brown

7:12 "Pick up the Pieces" by the Average White Band

7:37

7:58 "Smoke on the Water" by Deep Purple

8:14 "Party Time" by the Fatback Band

8:20 Peter Gunn Theme

8:33 "Do Wah Diddy" by Manfred Mann Band [their version?]

[QUOTE][QUOTENAME]Daniel Nester wrote: [/QUOTENAME]
4:11 something by the Doobie Brothers
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Doobie Brothers - Long Train Running.

Thank you Daniel -- seems my Best of the Doobies isn't on my iTunes. Was racking my brain...

Thanks, yeah, i was bit too hasty, didn´t bother to check the correct length of the song.

Thanks for hipping me to the disco version, actually! I've been on that site before, but never downloaded that "disco" version -- thought it was just the Basic Beats thing I wrote about earlier in the thread.

B-Boy was released as a promo. B-side to WWRY by Rick Rubin on 12". One of the better mixes i think. Never heard the version this thread was oficially about. anyone can share or have link? would be apreciated. :)