Toss in Raekwon and Cappadona with Pendergrass' chorus from "Can't We Try," and it's an excellent reuse of the source material. Ghostface Killah is well known for his ability to integrate a lot of different styles into one song, and "Camay" isn't any different. Ghostface Killah - "Camay" (samples "Can't We Try") Luckily "Come Go With Me" is a fantastic piece of source material to pull from, and Dead Prez and DJ Green Lantern handle it admirably enough.ġ. There is no denying where this loop came from - in fact the hook is continued throughout the entire song. DJ Green Lantern and Dead Prez - "Summer Time" (samples "Come Go With Me") Say watch you want about Do or Die or Kanye for that matter, but few samples are as integrated (or exploited, depending on your point of view) than "Higher." Hell, they left the rhythm, melody and chorus to Pendergrass, because the original is just that good.Ģ. Do or Die - "Higher" (samples "You're My Latest, My Greatest Inspiration") It might not be "music" in the traditional sense, but it's certainly a bit.ģ. Teddy Pendergrass song list including all top hits. Okay, this is stretching it a little bit, but no one is going to deny Eddie Murphy from totaling nailing the Pendergrass impersonation at about 3:05 in the above clip. Teddy Pendergrass song list including all top hits, best songs, new songs, and old singles on AllMusic. Eddie Murphy - "Singers" (talks about Pendergrass in reference to "Only You") It's not necessarily the most mind-blowing reimagining or sampling, but it's still appealing, nonetheless.Ĥ. Mobb Deep only utilizes a short hook, but it's not hard to spot "And If I Had" mixed in there. Mobb Deep - "Cradle to the Grave" (samples "And If I Had") Samples can be hard to catch, did we miss any of your favorites?ĥ. Pendergrass had sung bedroom ballads before 'Close the Door,' but that song in. His songs have been sampled and reused by many but here are some of our favorites. In the midst of his late-'70s hot streak, Teddy Pendergrass slowed down his groove somewhat for most of Teddy, his third excellent album in three years, and reprised the hushed tone and bedroom motifs that had made 'Close the Door' such a success a year earlier. As others began collecting the best of his songs into comprehensive and downright exhaustive lists, we started thinking about who had used his sultry baritone or music for other ends. It was sad news when we found out Teddy Pendergrass had died on Wednesday of colon cancer. songwriter 2 hit Asylum 69568 written by Teddy Pendergrass, James Carter & Nathaniel Lee Asylum 69538 written by Teddy Pendergrass, Bill Neale, Linda.
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