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82 samples across 73 songs by 43 artists.

Atlanta Disco Band
Bad Luck: (Ariola 1975)
• “I Am Trying”
  • Schoolly D’s “Just Another Killer”
B-Side & Fab Five Freddy
single: (Celluloid 1982)
• “Change le Beat” (Vocals: "This stuff is fresh!")
  • Schoolly D’s “PSK, What Does it Mean?”
B. T. Express
Do it Till Your Satisfied: (Scepter/Roadshow 1974)
• “Once You Get It”
  • Schoolly D’s “Parkside 5-2”
Barry White
I've Got So Much to Give: (Casablanca 1973)
• “I'm Gonna Love You Just a Little More, Babe” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Just Another Killer”
Bill Withers
Still Bill: (Sussex 1971)
• “Kissin' My Love” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Education of a Black Man”
Billy Paul
360 Degrees of Billy Paul: (Columbia 1972)
• “Am I Black Enough for You?”
  • Schoolly D’s “Am I Black Enough for You?”
Bo Diddley
Big Bad Bo: (Chess 1974)
• “Hit or Miss”
  • Schoolly D’s “Your Worst Nightmare”
Brass Construction
Brass Construction I: (Liberty 1975)
• “Changin'”
  • Schoolly D’s “Black Jesus”
Chambers Brothers
New Generation: (CBS 1971)
• “Funky”
  • Schoolly D’s “Your Worst Nightmare”
Chicago Gangsters
Blind over You: (Gold Plate 1975)
• “Gangster Boogie” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Gangster Boogie”
Chubukos
single: (Mainstream 1973)
• “House of Rising Funk”
  • Schoolly D’s “Black”
Commodores
Machine Gun: (Motown 1974)
• “Assembly Line” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Treacherous”
• “Young Girls Are My Weakness”
  • Schoolly D’s “Dedicated to All B Boys”
Creative Source
Creative Source: (Sussex 1973)
• “Who is He and What is He to You?”
  • Schoolly D’s “Run”
Eddie Bo
single: (Scram 1969)
• “Hook and Sling”
  • Schoolly D’s “Am I Black Enough for You?”
Funk Inc.
Funk Inc: (Prestige 1971)
• “Kool is Back” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “B-Boy Rhyme and Riddle”
  • Schoolly D’s “Get N Paid”
  • Schoolly D’s “Peace to the Nation”
Funkadelic
Connections and Disconnections: (Lax 1981)
• “You'll Like it Too” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Do It, Do It”
Let's Take it to the Stage: (Westbound 1975)
• “Get Off Your Ass and Jam”
  • Schoolly D’s “Get Off Your A-s and Get Involved”
  • Schoolly D’s “King of New York”
George Clinton
Computer Games: (Capitol 1982)
• “Atomic Dog”
  • Schoolly D’s “Where'd You Get That Funk From?”
Graham Central Station
Ain't No Bout-A-Doubt It: (Warner Bros 1975)
• “The Jam” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Livin' in the Jungle”
Herbie Hancock
Headhunters: (CBS 1973)
• “Chameleon”
  • Schoolly D’s “We Don't Rock, We Rap”
• “Watermelon Man”
  • Schoolly D’s “Here we Go Again”
  • Schoolly D’s “Smoke Some Kill”
Idris Muhammed
Turn this Mutha Out: (Kudu 1977)
• “Crab Apple”
  • Schoolly D’s “Black Jesus”
Incredible Bongo Band
Bongo Rock: (Pride 1973)
• “Apache” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Housing the Joint”
James Brown
Get up Offa That Thing: (Polydor 1976)
• “Get up Offa That Thing”
  • Schoolly D’s “How a Black Man Feels”
Hell: (Polydor 1974)
• “Coldblooded”
  • Schoolly D’s “Who's Schoolin' Who?”
• “I Can't Stand It (76)”
  • Schoolly D’s “D is For”
  • Schoolly D’s “Your Worst Nightmare”
• “Sayin' it and Doin' It”
  • Schoolly D’s “Who's Schoolin' Who?”
Hot!: (Polydor 1976)
• “Hot (I Need to Be Love, Love Loved)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Treacherous”
I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me): (King 1968)
• “I Can't Stand Myself (When You Touch Me)”
  • Schoolly D’s “It's Like Dat”
In the Jungle Groove: (Polydor 1986)
• “Get Up, Get into It, Get Involved” (First appearance on album)
  • Schoolly D’s “Get Off Your A-s and Get Involved”
  • Schoolly D’s “Godfather of Funk”
  • Schoolly D’s “Peace to the Nation”
• “Give it up or Turnit a Loose” (Remix)
  • Schoolly D’s “Who's Schoolin' Who?”
Motherlode: (Polygram 1988)
• “Can I Get Some Help”
  • Schoolly D’s “Peace to the Nation”
• “Untitled Instumental”
  • Schoolly D’s “Godfather of Funk”
• “You Got to Have a Mother for Me”
  • Schoolly D’s “Gangster Boogie”
Reality: (Polydor 1975)
• “Funky President”
  • Schoolly D’s “Sometimes It's Got”
Sex Machine: (King 1970)
• “Give it up or Turnit a Loose”
  • Schoolly D’s “It's Like Dat”
• “Soul Power-Live”
  • Schoolly D’s “It's Like Dat”
Jean Knight
Mr. Big Stuff: (Stax 1971)
• “Mr. Big Stuff”
  • Schoolly D’s “Mr. Big Dick”
Jimi Hendrix
Electric Ladyland: (Reprise 1968)
• “Voodoo Chile”
  • Schoolly D’s “Pussy Ain't Nothing”
Led Zeppelin
Physical Graffiti: (Swan Song 1975)
• “Kashmir”
  • Schoolly D’s “Signifyin Rapper”
Lyn Collins
Female Preacher: (People 1973)
• “Mama Feelgood”
  • Schoolly D’s “Mama Feel Good”
Think (About It): (People 1972)
• “Think (About It)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Mama Feel Good”
Maceo & the Macks
single: (People 1974)
• “Cross the Track”
  • Schoolly D’s “Where'd You Get That Funk From?”
Us!: (People 1974)
• “Soul Power '74”
  • Schoolly D’s “Am I Black Enough for You?”
Mahavishnu Orchestra (with John McLaughlin)
Inner Worlds: (Columbia 1975)
• “Planetary Citizen”
  • Schoolly D’s “Black Education”
Mandrill
Composite Truth: (Polydor 1973)
• “Fencewalk”
  • Schoolly D’s “King of New York”
Just Outside of Town: (Polydor 1973)
• “Fat City Strut”
  • Schoolly D’s “Am I Black Enough for You?”
Melvin Bliss
single: (Sunburst 1977)
• “Synthetic Substitution” (Drums) ► YouTube
  • Schoolly D’s “Saturday Night”
New Birth
Birth Day: (RCA 1972)
• “Got to Get a Knutt”
  • Schoolly D’s “This is It (Ain't Gonna Rain)”
Olympic Runners
Put the Music Where Your Mouth Is: (London 1974)
• “Put the Music Where Your Mouth Is”
  • Schoolly D’s “King of New York”
Parliament
Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome: (Casablanca 1977)
• “Funkentelechy”
  • Schoolly D’s “Where'd You Get That Funk From?”
• “Sir Nose D'Voidoffunk (Pay Attention- B3M)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Godfather of Funk”
Mothership Connection: (Casablanca 1976)
• “Give up the Funk (Tear the Roof Off the Sucker)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Godfather of Funk”
Motor Booty Affair: (Casablanca 1978)
• “Aquaboogie (A Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Super Nigga”
Rhythm Heritage
Disco-Fied: (ABC 1976)
• “Theme from S.W.A.T.”
  • Schoolly D ft. Mekon’s “Skool's Out”
Richard Pryor
Supernigger: (Warner Bros 1982)
• “Jail”
  • Schoolly D’s “Super Nigga”
Roy Ayers (Ubiquity)
Everybody Loves the Sunshine: (Polydor 1976)
• “Lonesome Cowboy”
  • Schoolly D’s “Don't Call Me Nigger”
Mystic Voyage: (Polydor 1975)
• “Brother Green (The Disco King)”
  • Schoolly D’s “Black Power”
Rufus Thomas
?: (Stax 1973)
• “Do the Funky Penguin” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Don't Call Me Nigger”
Sly & The Family Stone
Greatest Hits: (Epic 1970)
• “Thank You (Falletinme Be Mice Elf Agin)” (Intro)
  • Schoolly D’s “Cold Housin the Joint”
Stand: (Epic 1969)
• “Don't Call Me Nigger, Whitey”
  • Schoolly D’s “Don't Call Me Nigger”
• “I Want to Take You Higher”
  • Schoolly D’s “Dis Groove is Bad”
• “Sing a Simple Song” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Dis Groove is Bad”
• “You Can Make it if You Try” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “Mr. Big Dick”
  • Schoolly D’s “This is It (Ain't Gonna Rain)”
The J. B.'s
Breakin' Bread: (People 1974)
• “Breakin' Bread”
  • Schoolly D’s “Sometimes It's Got”
Damn Right I Am Somebody: (People 1974)
• “Blow Your Head” (Intro)
  • Schoolly D’s “Gangster Boogie”
• “Damn Right, I Am Somebody”
  • Schoolly D’s “Livin' in the Jungle”
  • Schoolly D’s “Mama Feel Good”
Food for Thought: (People 1972)
• “To My Brother” (same as "My Brother" single)
  • Schoolly D’s “It's Like Dope”
The Wild Magnolias
The Wild Magnolias: (Barclay 1974)
• “(Somebody Got) Soul, Soul, Soul”
  • Schoolly D’s “Saturday Night”
The Winstons
Color Him Father: (Metromedia 1969)
• “Amen Brother” (Drums)
  • Schoolly D’s “How a Black Man Feels”
Thin Lizzy
Johnny the Fox: (Vertigo 1976)
• “Johnny the Fox Meets Jimmy the Weed”
  • Schoolly D’s “How a Black Man Feels”
UPP
UPP: (Epic 1975)
• “Give it to You”
  • Schoolly D’s “Am I Black Enough for You?”