It's nice to see my Dad's band Wood Brass and Steel being honored in this song.The bassist on this joint is Doug Wimbish of Living Colour and Black Jack Johnson,the Yasiin Bey project.
This isnt an alternate intro, this is more of a comparison to the sample. An alternate intro would feature the original for a bit and blend it into the song that is using the sample. Nice video tho.
@@thebitterdose6749 My Dad Skip McDonald was in this band.Along with Doug Wimbish,my Godfather,who has also worked with Lauryn Hill,Mos Def and Talib Kweli.He's also the bassist in Living Colour.Skip and Doug,along with Keith Leblanc we're the Sugar Hill House Band from '80-85-ish.I'm honestly shocked and honored that The Alchemist sampled this.Wood,Brass and Steel we're big on the East Coast in the late '70s,but pretty obscure to the public in general.
@@brandimcdonald5481 My Dad had this Brass, Wood Steel album back in the day. I used to stare at the album cover. But There were really popular in Detroit because Always There was the theme song for a not so popular science show that used to come on Saturday mornings before cartoons came one.... Always there is probably the first jazz song that I really liked...
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It's nice to see my Dad's band Wood Brass and Steel being honored in this song.The bassist on this joint is Doug Wimbish of Living Colour and Black Jack Johnson,the Yasiin Bey project.
With all respect due, your Father got me through the willdest summer2021..😎
Much love
I love this album props to your dad for being involved with such a legendary album. "My darling baby" and "my lady" are incredible
Peace to your pops and the band. I can’t find any of their work on Apple Music or other platforms for whatever reason :/
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What's the name of this song I need it
This is the best song on the internet, hands down.
Agree ... Could be more good ones too.
Check out Smoking the rain, highly recommend...
Could not being said any better or is it gooder
Fair.
I can’t argue that
This song is one of best movie references ever. Bundy and Sincere, get it, it's Belly. A Jamaica, Queens Thang. R.I.P. Dark Man X and Mac Miller.
Alchemist is a quiet monster
This isnt an alternate intro, this is more of a comparison to the sample. An alternate intro would feature the original for a bit and blend it into the song that is using the sample. Nice video tho.
When you get chills all over your body , you know this song is good lol
That’s grown man music right chia” 😉
That breaking Bad reference from Freddie was legendary
you the man bro
many blessings for this bro!!!
9th wonder sampled this on 20 Feet Tall with Erykah Badu 🔥🔥
Facts 💯
Damn bro you the sample god
Amazing
Cold piece
Makes me think of CoryxKenshin...
BROOOOO FR THE FIRST 10 15 SECS OF THE SONG MAKES ME THINK OF HIM TOO LOLOLOL
This the one⚡️⚡️🔥🔥🔥🔥
U did it again yo! Str8 fye 🔥 my G 💯.
Yo, kudos 2 yoU!!
¡& Anotha 1!
Hats off 2 yoU!
This is hot asf
Dope dope dope ❤
Thank u man ohhhhhhhhhhhhh
Could you do tapatio?
extremely crucial
Got Me Parting Cloudz Fo'Real Fo'Real.... 💯
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Wow
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Well d@m# Freddy Gibbs is consistent as usual good flow.. but hold up spitta came real sweet on this 1right chea.. 🤪🫡
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& anotha 1!
Yo, kudos 2 yoU!
#hatsoff2yoU
jesus
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You made this ?
What's the sample song name?
Wood brass and Steel - My darling baby
@@thebitterdose6749 My Dad Skip McDonald was in this band.Along with Doug Wimbish,my Godfather,who has also worked with Lauryn Hill,Mos Def and Talib Kweli.He's also the bassist in Living Colour.Skip and Doug,along with Keith Leblanc we're the Sugar Hill House Band from '80-85-ish.I'm honestly shocked and honored that The Alchemist sampled this.Wood,Brass and Steel we're big on the East Coast in the late '70s,but pretty obscure to the public in general.
@@brandimcdonald5481 My Dad had this Brass, Wood Steel album back in the day. I used to stare at the album cover. But There were really popular in Detroit because Always There was the theme song for a not so popular science show that used to come on Saturday mornings before cartoons came one.... Always there is probably the first jazz song that I really liked...
@@mostlynoble That's incredibly fucking dope AF.Thank you for the shout-out.🙌🏽
What's the original song?
Wood brass steel - My darling baby