The vocal sample is from one of my all time FAVORITE blues tracks.
"Hard Time Killing Floor Blues", original by Skip James, but the sample is the version by Chirs Thomas King that appeared in the movie "O Brother Where Art Thou", in the scene around the campfire.
I've been coincidentally listening to the tune a lot lately, its lyrics are rather apt in these times.
But god damn this track is ing good.
Chris Thomas King version:
Original by Skip James:
plaxx
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This guy is getting out of control.
elFreak
i told you guys the follow up to the last one was made of win:p
MichaelBoogerd!
how strong is the organic ambience on the Guillaume version!
Clovis
This is the track of the year for me. It just embodies the direction I love.
I've always wanted to make a tune sampling this, and to have Guillaume do it perfectly...it feels like christmas came early!
chesco
in brilliant. i wish i had this on friday - it would have went down so well during my set..
What a track.
Clovis
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Originally posted by chesco
in brilliant. i wish i had this on friday - it would have went down so well during my set..
What a track.
Yeah, I keep thinking of all these great places to play it. :haha:
IpLaYWiTLiGhTs
really liking the way the sample was used for this. perfect with the over all vibe.
Clovis
This track is ing amazing.
UWM
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Originally posted by Clovis
This track is ing amazing.
Clovis
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Originally posted by UWM
People have been doing that to me all day in multiple threads. :wtf:
cmay119
Thanks for posting this, Clovis. This is quite a solid tune, with some really thoughtful sampling and layering. Although, I don't play this type of EDM too often, I can see this track working well with quite a few other genre varieties. Very cool to hear the original's first, to get a feel for where this track is coming from. It's in the beatport crate. :)
