YEAH! WOO! - Vocal Sample (Loop) Think Break

YEAH! WOO! - Vocal Sample (Loop) Think Break

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Woo! Yeah! is a drum break that includes Bobby Byrd's ("Yeah!") and James Brown's ("Woo!") voices which has been repeatedly used in popular music, often in the form of a loop. The drum break was performed by John "Jabo" Starks. It originates from the 1972 Lyn Collins recording "Think (About It)", a song written and produced by Brown, and is just one of a few other frequently used breaks contained in the recording, often collectively known as the Think Break.

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[roadrunner]

The most sampled sample in sample's history.

[lurer_]

ive heard this in so many songs i finally found it😭

[groumoun]

Breakcore artists be like: "WRITE THAT DOWN, WRITE THAT DOWN !"

[SupremeST]

Huh i wasnt actually expecting to find this on the first search result. Turns out human beings really do think alike

[ricktheexplorer]

It takes two to make a thing go right.

[LightGaryDarkGary]

"Rob! Hey, Rob! Its your cousin, Marvin Base! You know that new sound you been looking for? Well, listen to this!"

[CosmicCam]

From Think (About) It, by Lyn Collins. Written and composed by James Brown. Damn good song.

[nhkviictim]

can't believe i found this searching for yeah wow sample tysm

[casperthemarioforeverfan]

Lights!
Camera!
Action 52
Make your selection, now.

[AvitalShtap]

This changed the way i percieve music forever. I hear this everywhere now

[Mateeazz]

I have been searching this for so long

[djulian_ofc]

You, Sir Keglton, are one of the finest men on the internet.

[MatthewTheWolf]

Those two sounds have stayed with me for life.

[Rhedditor]

OH MY GOD I HAVE BEEN LOKING FOR THIS FOR YEARS AND I FINALLY FOUND

[jyrivirtanen]

Whoa yeh. Thanks a lot for this, Keglton! It’s nice to know that someone KNOWS! 😊 Yes, this sample has been used by quite a number of artists:
Cookie Crew – "Females" (1987), Fast Eddie – "Yo Yo Get Funky" (1988)
Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock – "It Takes Two, Slick Rick – "Children's Story, Simon Harris – "Bass! How Low Can You Go?, Roxanne Shanté – "Go on Girl" (1988), Beatmasters feat. MC Merlin - "Who's in the House"
And that was just the 80’s. Youngsters don’t recognize the origin of this sample any more..

La Toya Jackson – "Sexual Feeling, Boyz II Men - "Motownphilly", Alanis Morissette - "Walk Away, Simon Harris "SuperMarioLand", and Madonna – "Bye Bye Baby". Shocking Blue-Venus.G.H.F Remix. Twenty 4 Seven – "I Can't Stand It", Janet Jackson- “Free Xone” and even John Mellencamp used it in “I’m not running anymore” and a dozen more..
And that was just the 90’s. It doesn’t sound so *fresssh any longer 😉

Still The Beat Goes on and on into this millennium, too.: Katy Perry – "Use Your Love (2007), A Skillz feat. Beardyman – "Got the Rhythm" (2008), DJ Kool feat. Fatman Scoop - "It Takes Two", Sean Paul - "Get Busy" (2003), Fatman Scoop feat. The Crooklyn Clan " (2003), Crazy Frog - "Daddy DJ", (2009), The Black Eyed Peas - "Rock That Body (2009). Even Scooter used it in "The Question Is What Is the Question?"

Those are just to mention a few of the at least a couple of dozens more in the first decade of this millennium..

And well into the 2010’s.. : Zomboy – "Pump it Up" (2011), 2NE1 – "I Am the Best" (2011), Moonbootica - "Work Your Body" (2015), X2X - "Lamb" (2015), Black Eyed Peas - "Pump It Harder", Sidney Samson - "Trojan" (2014), Does It Offend You, Yeah? – "John Hurt" (2011). AND Not even Miley Cyrus was able to resist using “woo yeah” -sample in "We Can't Stop" (2013)

Have you heard the sample “yeah woo” used in the 20’s yet ? It cannot just fade away totally, can it?

Btw, *Fab5 Freddy used ” Fresssh “ first in Change the beat in 1982. It became popular When Herbie Hancock used it in Rockit a year later. Someone might want to investigate on this particular sample further :)
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[hideus_ex]

It feels way different if I hear it as "Woo Yeah" instead of "Yeah Woo".

[garfd]

IVE BEEN LOOKING FOR THIS EVERYWHERE OMG

[pointblank]

Thanks Twenty 4 Seven for presenting me this wonderful piece of history.

[okgoogleplay]

"Inertia is a property of matter"

[MintyNoodle]

i finally found thing and i didnt think it could be this easy just saying yeah!! Wooh