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First of all, NWA changed hip-hop and all of music FOREVER in 1989.

What NWA did to music - all of American music - may never fully be appreciated by many, but it is by me.

At any rate, that's another discussion, but there could have NEVER, EVER have been an NWA, or a "Straight Outta Compton" without Richard Pryor.

Impossible.

Richard's work made that record possible.

So let's give Richard his props for, amongst everything else, moving music forward.

Anyhow, I was listening to the original dirty version of "Me So Horny" (not the one you hear on the radio)and Richard's voice is all over that record (Rich shouting "oh goddman baby!!" as only he can - over and over again).

It just killed me. I damn near pissed myself.

That is a funny record anyhow, but goddman if I had not forget they sampled Rich.

Truth is countless real hip-hop records sampled Richard back before hip-hop died. Countless.

What is your favorite Richard Pryor sampled hip-hop record?

darkstranger521,
http://www.richardpryor.com/forums/msgs ... %20Bastard - Peep this out .....'


http://www.richardpryor.com/forums/msgs ... tie%20Boys - ....and this from prior discussions we have had about this topic...'

http://www.the-breaks.com/search.php?te ... yor&type=0 - ....also here are some famous Richard Pryor Hip-Hop Samples'


Also another classic was 2 Live Crew's "I Ain't Bull Shitting" and Tribe's "After Hours" but hit this link to hear the one the best uses ever of a Richard Pryor Sample
http://media.audiostreet.net/playsong.m ... 096FE36089 - BLACK FOLK INC.-"WE BLACK"' ;p

darkstranger521,
i am a Rock n Roll fan an never heard of NWA.......dont know what you mean

bingolong,
i listened to that link an i liked it.....i like things that are done artistically an professionally....an i heard a lot of styles an that one is kool....you are very smooth but the style is good too........i like the Redd Foxx in there an Pryor an whoever the last one is ......i know it but cant place it an i heard it somewhere before....

darkstranger521,

If your going to call it, call it, without RUN DMC , there is no N.W.A.....

Appaloosa,
Chappelle....

bcddjjsc690,
Yeah got to give it up to RUN-DMC....

bingolong,
oh yeah........that was my next guess....

bingolong,

2pac had one with, "Hearts of Men" from the All Eyes on Me album

jermainebailey,

There was a track that had a female rapper that came out in the early 90's. I can't remember what it was called but the chorus had the woman chanting "You got to up the ante to get into these panties" and then Richard countered with the line "Women come back at your ass boy" (from the "is it Something I said" album)

Then there was an Ice Cube and Lench Mob track "AmeriKKKa's Most Wanted" which Sampled Richard saying "Them's the Mutha-Fukkas you don't wanna fuck with" (from "Live on the Sunset Strip")....in his early days cube sampled Richard a lot!

Sheet....I could be here all night!!!

Oh yeah.....BIG UP to Run DMC & Jam Master Jaaaaaaaay!!

Peace gee