Track Listing

Disc 1:

1. He's Gonna Step On You Again - John Kongos (Step On - Happy Mondays)
2. Woman To Woman - Joe Cocker (California Love - Tupac)
3. Into My Own Thing - Sly & The Family Stone (Weapon of Choice - Fatboy Slim)
4. I Just Want To Celebrate - Rare Earth (Derelict - Beck)
5. Chicago Bus Stop (Ooh I Love It) - The Salsoul Orchestra (Bentley's Gonna Sort You Out - Bentley Rhythm Ace)
6. Satin Soul - Love Unlimited Orchestra (No Time To Play - Guru)
7. Family Tree - Family Tree (Just Another Groove - Mighty Dub Katz)
8. I Love You More And More - Tom Brock (Girls - Jay Z)
9. I Likes To Do It - The People's Choice (Tread Water - De La Soul)
10. You Did It - Ann Robinson (Gangster Trippin' - Fatboy Slim)
11. Hot Pants Road - The JB's (Fight The Power - Public Enemy)
12. I Forgot To Be Your Lover - William Bell (Worst Comes To Worst - Dilated Peoples)
13. Misty Blue - Dorothy Moore (Misti Blu - Amillionsons)
14. Aht Uh Mi Hed - Shuggie Otis (Joints And Jams - Black Eyed Peas)
15. Supernatural Thing - Ben E King (Only One In Your Love - Botany 5)
16. The Boss - James Brown (You Played Yourself - Ice T)
17. Express Yourself - Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd Street Rhythm Band (Express Yourself - NWA)
18. What I am - Edie Brickell & New Bohemians (Something - New Edition)
19. Everybody's Talkin� - Nilsson (Starry Eyed Surprise - Oakenfold)
20. Viva Tirado - El Chicano (La Raza - Kid Frost)
21. The Human Abstract - David Axelrod (Midnight In A Perfect World - DJ Shadow)

Disc 2:

1. Blue On Blue - Gals And Pals (Step On - Royksopp)
2. Whole Lotta Love - Ike & Tina Turner (Whole Lotta Love - Goldbug)
3. Rags & Old Iron - Nina Simone (Love Story - Layo & Bushwacka)
4. Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler) - Marvin Gaye (Armand Est Mort - Mc Solaar)
5. Wiggle Waggle - Herbie Hancock (Back By Dope Demand - King Bee)
6. Let's Do The Latin Hustle - Klaus Wunderlich And His New Pop Organ Sound (Since I Left you - The Avalanches)
7. Higher Ground - Ellen McIllwaine (Song For Lindy - Fatboy Slim)
8. Light My Fire - Shirley Bassey (Mobbin' - Peanut Butter Woolf )
9. Shack Up Pt.1 - Banbarra (Gett Off - Prince)
10. Haven�t You Heard - Patrice Rushen (I Feel Good Things For You - Daddy's Favourite)
11. All Night Long - Mary Jane Girls (Mary Jane - Mary J Blige)
12. Risin' To The Top - Keni Burke (Around The Way Girl - LL Cool J)
13. Westchester Lady - Bob James (Circles - Adam F)
14. Shifting Gears - Johnny Hammond (In Full Gear - Stetsasonic)
15. What A Man - Linda Lyndell (What A Man - Salt N Pepa feat. En Vogue)
16. I'm A Good Woman - Barbara Lynn (Another Woman - Moby)
17. House Of Mirrors - David McCallum (Dark Days - DJ Shadow)
18. Holy Thursday - David Axelrod (Rabbit In Your Headlights - U.N.K.L.E.)
19. Drumbeat - Jim Ingram (It Began In Afrika - Chemical Brothers)

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #44368 in Music
• Released on: 2003-01-27
• Number of discs: 2

Amazon.co.uk Review
The concept of the Sampled series is simple. Virgin have chosen a selection of contemporary dance and hip-hop hits, traced the samples used in them and presented them all in their original glory on a double CD. It's an easy process but like many simple ideas, it works. The first three in the series have offered some real gems, and this latest is also full of rarities, classics and curious oddities too. There are a few obvious tunes too, but if you want to hear the tracks behind the Happy Mondays' "Step On" (John Kongos' "He's Gonna Step On You"), Ice T's "You Played Yourself" (James Brown's "The Boss"), Royksopp's "So Easy" (Gals and Pals "Blue On Blue") Layo and Bushwacka's "Love Story" (Nina Simone's "Rags and Old Iron") or DJ Shadow's "Dark Days" (David McCallum's "House Of Mirrors"), this is the album for you. --Paul Sullivan

Customer Reviews

This series is now getting a bit 'thin'
Sampled Vols 1,2, & 3 are excellent, however this does come across as a bit of a barrel scraper.

Another brilliant album.
The "Sampled" series has proved to be an unbeatable source of rare classics sampled by recent stars. The 4th enstallment is excellent, not as good as Vol. 3 which was the best of the series, but again they have dug up some priceless treasures. Sly Stone's brilliant "Into my own thing", a surprisingly funky Joe Cocker, Herbie Hancock's "Wiggle Waggle", Linda Lyndell's "What a man", two lots of David Axelrod, are just a few of the many highlights. You may want to skip over Shirley Bassey's "Light my fire", however it is at least interesting. But you won't have your finger over the fast forward button for long.

Sampled do it again...
Another cracking collection in the Sampled series, if you have enjoyed any of the other three compilations in this collection you will NOT be disapointed – quality tracks with a few real gems.