My man Thomas came through again and put together one hell of a sample compilation! If there’s one thing you gotta love about Ghostface, it’s his love and appreciation for soul music. I’ve been grooving to this set all night and I must say, it’s probably one of the best sample compilations to date as far as quality soul music. If you don’t believe me, check it out for yourself!
Released on January 25, 2000, Supreme Clientele is the second album from Wu-Tang member Ghostface Killah. Much like many of the later Wu-Tang albums, Supreme Clientele is not produced entirely by The RZA, who only did four tracks. Other lesser known producers contributed beats. However RZA did oversee the overall production and mixing of the songs and skits on the album, being listed as executive producer along with Ghostface. The album’s acclaim is notable considering that most of the Wu-Tang’s second solo releases were considered disappointments, while several critics consider Supreme Clientele to be superior to Ghostface’s debut Ironman.
- “It’s Over” by Eddie Holman
- Sampled in ‘Nutmeg’
- Produced by Black Moes-Art
- “You Roam When You Don’t Get It At Home” by The Sweet Inspirations
- Sampled in ‘One’
- Produced by Juju
- “Shine” by Lamont Dozier
- Sampled in ‘Saturday Night’
- Produced by Carlos “6 July” Broady for The Hitmen
- “My Hero Is A Gun” by Diana Ross
- Sampled in ‘Ghost Deini’
- Produced by Mathematics
- “Cool Breeze Theme” by Solomon Burke
- Sampled in ‘Apollo Kids’
- Produced by Hassan
- “The Breakdown Part 2″ by Rufus Thomas & Carla Thomas
- Sampled in ‘The Grain’
- Produced by RZA
- “Do The Funky Penguin” by Rufus Thomas
- Sampled in ‘The Grain’
- Produced by RZA
- “Hard Times” by Baby Huey
- Sampled in ‘Buck 50′
- Produced by RZA
- “Wish That I Could Talk To You” by The Sylvers
- Sampled in ‘Mighty Healthy’
- Produced by Mathematics
- “Synthetic Substitution” by Melvin Bliss
- Sampled in ‘Mighty Healthy’
- Produced by Mathematics
- “Funky President” by James Brown
- Sampled in ‘Mighty Healthy’
- Produced by Mathematics
- “Nobody Beats The Biz” by Biz Markie
- Sampled in ‘Mighty Healthy’
- Produced by Mathematics
- “Hope That We Can Be Together Soon” by Harold Melvin & The Blue Notes
- Sampled in ‘Woodrow the Basehead’
- Produced by RZA
- “Terris Tune” by David Axelrod
- Sampled in ‘Stay True (Deck’s Beat)’
- Produced by Inspectah Deck
- “I Hate I Walked Again” by Syl Johnson
- Sampled in ‘We Made It’
- Produced by Carlos “6 July” Broady for The Hitmen
- “Free Again” by Gap Mangione
- Sampled in ‘Iron’s Theme – Intermission’ & ‘Iron’s Theme – Conclusion’
- Produced by RZA
- “Going In Circles” by Isaac Hayes
- Sampled in ‘Malcolm’
- Produced by Choo the Specializt
- “Rain Rain Go Away” by Bob Azzam
- Sampled in ‘Who Would You Fuck?’
- Produced by RZA
- “Aretha, Sing One For Me” by George Jackson
- Sampled in ‘Child’s Play’
- Produced by RZA
- “Long Red” by Mountain
- Sampled in ‘Child’s Play’
- Produced by RZA
- “Cher Chez La Femme” by Dr. Buzzard
- Sampled in ‘Cherchez LaGhost’
- Produced by Carlos Bess
- “Greedy G” by Brentford All-Stars
- Sampled in ‘Cherchez LaGhost’
- Produced by Carlos Bess
- “Queen of Tears” by Gladys Knight & The Pips
- Sampled in ‘Wu Banga 101′
- Produced by Mathematics
- “In The Rain” by The Dramatics
- Sampled in ‘In The Rain (AKA Wise)’ Unreleased Bonus Track
- Produced by Ron Banks
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This one’s great! I’ve added to HHS, as well as all the other cool sets you’ve put up recently! Keep it up man!
http://www.zshare.net/audio/1674690309a499b2/
sample of “Stroke of Death” Harlem Underground Band – Ain’t No Sunshine. The drums are used according to sources. RZA is a mastermind!
cant expand this archive, get the image but no audio files…
same problem here, currupt archive
This compilation is just some dope music period! Good look!
All you goodies are gones by Parliment and Holy War by Sir Ibu are missing from the samples.
Link on the original file is not working. Can we get a refresh???
re-up please. link is dead.
Kev, hook it up please.
PLEASE!
New link people…. finally! Yeah!
Salutations. Thank You for doing what you do.
Yo Kev I thought that “Woodrow the Basshead” was Funkadelic “All Your Goodies Are Gone”