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Hawksworth  
?: (KPM 1968)  
* "Intro: Salute to Thames"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "In the Hood"

Albert King  
King of the Blues Guitar: (Atlantic 1969)  
* "Cold Feet"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)"

Ann Peebles  
If this is Heaven: (Hi 1978)  
* "In the Hood"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Rules"

Antoine Duhamel  
?: (? ?)  
* "Belphégor (Theme)"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Gravel Pit"

Barbara and the Browns  
?: (Stax 1964)  
* "In My Heart"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "In the Hood"

Blood, Sweat & Tears  
Child is the Father to the Man: (Columbia 1968)  
* "I Love You More than You'll Ever Know"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Maria"

Cameo  
Word Up: (Atlantic Artists 1986)  
* "Back & Forth"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Gravel Pit"

Clarence Reid  
?: (? ?)  
* "Nobody Babe"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Pinky Ring (UZI)"

Donny Hathaway  
Come Back Charleston Blue soundtrack: (Atlantic 1972)  
* "Little Ghetto Boy"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Little Ghetto Boys"

Everything is Everything: (Atlantic 1970)  
* "I Believe to My Soul"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "One of these Days"

Gladys and the Pips Knight  
I Feel a Song: (Buddah 1974)  
* "The Way We Were"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Can it All Be So Simple"

Hall & Oates  
Big Bam Boom: (RCA 1984)  
* "Method of Modern Love"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Method Man"

Honey Drippers  
single: (Alaga 1973)  
* "Impeach the President" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nothin' to Fuck wit'"

J.J. Johnson  
Willie Dynamite soundtrack: (MCA 1974)  
* "Parade Strutt" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Uzi (Pinky Ring)"

King Floyd  
King Floyd: (Cotillion 1973)  
* "Don't Leave Me Lonely"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "For Heaven's Sake"

Labi Siffre  
Remember my Song: (EMI UK 1975)  
* "I Got The"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Can it All Be So Simple"

Lafayette Afro Rock Band  
Voodounon: (Makossa 1974)  
* "Hihache" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Wu-Tang Clan Ain't Nothin' to Fuck wit'"

Lee Dorsey  
The New Lee Dorsey: (Amy 1966)  
* "Get out of My Life, Woman" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Maria"

Lightnin Rod  
Hustler's Convention: (United Artists 1973)  
* "Sport" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Method Man"

Lonnie Smith  
Drives: (Blue Note 1970)  
* "Spinning Wheel" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Wu-Tang: 7th Camber"

Lowell Fulsom  
Tramp: (Kent 1967)  
* "Tramp"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)"

Melvin Bliss  
single: (Sunburst 1977)  
* "Synthetic Substitution" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Bring Da Ruckus"
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Clan in Da Front"
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Method Man"

New Birth  
It Ain't No Big Thing But It's Growing: (RCA 1971)  
* "Honeybee"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Clan in Da Front"

O.V. Wright  
Bottom Line: (Hi 1978)  
* "Let's Straighten it Out"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "America is Dying Slowly"

Peter Nero  
Midnight Cowboy: (Columbia 1974)  
* "Love Theme from 'Romeo & Juliet'"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "A Better Tomorrow"

Sly & The Family Stone  
Stand: (Epic 1969)  
* "Sing a Simple Song" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)"

Stevie Wonder  
Innervisions: (Tamla 1973)  
* "Living for the City"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "The City"

Syl Johnson  
?: (Twilight 1969)  
* "Is it Because I'm Black?"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Hollow Bones"

single: (Twilight 1967)  
* "Different Strokes" (Vocals)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Shame on a Nigga"

The Charmells  
single: (Stax 1967)  
* "As Long as I've Got You"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Cream"

The Electric Prunes  
Release of an Oath: (Reprise 1968)  
* "General Confessional"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "The Monument"

The J. B.'s  
Food for Thought: (People 1972)  
* "The Grunt"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Protect Ya Neck (The Jump Off)"

Thelonious Monk  
Plays Duke Ellington: (Riverside 1955)  
* "Black and Tan Fantasy"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Shame on a Nigga"

Tom Scott  
Tom Scott & the LA Express: (Ode 1974)  
* "Sneakin' in the Back" (Drums)  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Bells of War"

Wendy Rene  
single: (Stax 1964)  
* "After Laughter (Comes Tears)"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Tearz"

Wilbur 'Bad' Bascomb  
Black Grass Music: (Paramount 1972)  
* "Black Grass"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "It's Yours"

Zapp  
Zapp: (Warner Bros 1980)  
* "More Bounce to the Ounce"  
     Wu-Tang Clan's "Method Man"