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20 samples across 19 songs by 19 artists.

Afrika Bambaataa (& The Soulsonic Force)
single: (Tommy Boy 1982)
• “Planet Rock”
  • Mos Def’s “Universal Magnetic”
Aretha Franklin
single: (? ?)
• “One Step Ahead”
  • Mos Def’s “Ms. Fat Booty”
  • Mos Def ft. Ghostface Killah’s “Ms. Fat Booty 2”
Bar-Kays
single: (Volt 1972)
• “Memphis Sunrise”
  • Mos Def’s “Rock N Roll”
Brian's Oblivion Express Auger
Live Oblivion Vol. 2: (RCA 1974)
• “Maiden Voyage”
  • Mos Def’s “If You Can Huh You Can Hear”
David Axelrod
Earth Rot: (Capitol 1970)
• “The Warning Pt II”
  • Mos Def’s “Hip Hop”
David Porter
?: (Stax 1971)
• “I'm Afraid the Masquerade is Over”
  • Mos Def’s “Brooklyn”
Dennis Coffey
Evolution: (Sussex 1971)
• “Scorpio” (Drums)
  • Mos Def’s “Universal Magnetic”
Diana Ross
Mahogany soundtrack: (Motown 1975)
• “Theme from Mahogany”
  • Mos Def’s “Climb”
Dionne Warwick
Anyone Who Had a Heart: (Scepter 1964)
• “Anyone Who Had a Heart”
  • Mos Def ft. Talib Kweli’s “Know That”
Fela Kuti
Fear Not for Man: (? ?)
• “Fear Not for Man”
  • Mos Def’s “Fear Not of Man”
GilScott-Heron & Brian Jackson
Real Eyes: (Arista 1980)
• “A Legend in his Own Mind”
  • Mos Def’s “Mr. Nigga”
Intruders
Cowboys to Girls: (Philadelphia International 1968)
• “Cowboys to Girls”
  • Mos Def’s “Pistola”
Junior Mance
With a Lotta Help from My Friends: (Atlantic 1970)
• “Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” (Drums)
  • Mos Def’s “Fake Bonanza”
Madelaine
Who Is She...: (United Artists 1978)
• “Who Is She And What Is She To You”
  • Mos Def’s “Life Is Real”
Norman Connors
Invitation: (Buddah 1979)
• “Invitation”
  • Mos Def’s “Brown Sugar”
Ramsey Lewis
Sun Goddess: (CBS 1974)
• “Sun Goddess”
  • Mos Def’s “Mr. Nigga”
Roy Ayers (Ubiquity)
He's Coming: (Polydor 1972)
• “We Live in Brooklyn Baby” (Drums)
  • Mos Def’s “Brooklyn”
Stanley Clarke
Modern Man: (CBS/Epic 1978)
• “Slow Dance” (Drums)
  • Mos Def’s “Hip Hop”
The) Fatback (Band
Let's Do it Again: (Perception 1972)
• “Baby I'm-A Want You”
  • Mos Def’s “Mathematics”