Groove Is in the Heart
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| "'''Groove Is in the Heart'''" ([[1990]]) is the most successful song by the [[dance music]] band [[Deee-Lite]]. It is included as the ninth track on their debut album, ''[[World Clique]]''. | "'''Groove Is in the Heart'''" ([[1990]]) is the most successful song by the [[dance music]] band [[Deee-Lite]]. It is included as the ninth track on their debut album, ''[[World Clique]]''. | ||
| ==Samples used== | ==Samples used== | ||
| + | This is an incomplete list of samples used in the song. | ||
| - | *"Get Up" performed by [[Vernon Burch]] | + | *Bel-Sha-Zaar with Tommy Genapopoluis and the Grecian Knights - "Introduction" from the album ''The Art of Belly Dancing'', 1969, Gateway: GSLP 3527 (intro music, vocal sample: "''We're going to dance, and have some fun''") |
| - | *"[[Bring Down the Birds]]" performed by [[Herbie Hancock]] (bassline) | + | *[[Herbie Hancock]] – "Bring Down the Birds" from the soundtrack album ''[[Blow-Up (soundtrack)|Blow-Up]]'', 1966 (bassline) |
| - | *"Hateful Head Helen" performed by [[Sweet Pussy Pauline]] (second break, after "''one, two, three''") | + | *[[Vernon Burch]] – "Get Up" from the album ''Get Up'' (drums, crowd noise, [[slide whistle]]) |
| - | *"Bel-Sha-Zaar with Tommy Genapopoluis and the Grecian Knights" in ''The Art of Belly Dancing'' (intro "''we're going to dance, and have some fun''") | + | *[[Ray Barretto]] – "Right On" from the album ''Barretto Power'', 1972 (cowbell) |
| - | *"Like This, Like That" performed by dance act [[Se:Sa]], with [[Sharon Phillips]] (background music of the intro). This song peaked at #63 in the [[United Kingdom|UK]]. | + | *Theme from the TV series ''[[Green Acres]]'' (vocal sample: looped "''I''" sample ("''I-i-i-i-i-i''"), sung by [[Eva Gabor]]) |
| + | *[[Ralph MacDonald]] – "Jam on the Groove" from the album ''Sound of a Drum'', 1976 (percussion) | ||
| + | *[[Billy Preston]] – "Uptight" from the album ''[[Wildest Organ in Town!]]'', 1966 (breakbeat under rap by [[Q-Tip (musician)|Q-Tip]]) | ||
| + | *[[The Headhunters]] – "God Make Me Funky" from the album ''[[Survival of the Fittest (The Headhunters album)|Survival of the Fittest]]'', 1975 (drum fill) | ||
| + | *Hateful Head Helen — "Hateful Head Helen", 1989 (vocal sample: "''blulululu''") | ||
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"Groove Is in the Heart" (1990) is the most successful song by the dance music band Deee-Lite. It is included as the ninth track on their debut album, World Clique.
Samples used
This is an incomplete list of samples used in the song.
- Bel-Sha-Zaar with Tommy Genapopoluis and the Grecian Knights - "Introduction" from the album The Art of Belly Dancing, 1969, Gateway: GSLP 3527 (intro music, vocal sample: "We're going to dance, and have some fun")
- Herbie Hancock – "Bring Down the Birds" from the soundtrack album Blow-Up, 1966 (bassline)
- Vernon Burch – "Get Up" from the album Get Up (drums, crowd noise, slide whistle)
- Ray Barretto – "Right On" from the album Barretto Power, 1972 (cowbell)
- Theme from the TV series Green Acres (vocal sample: looped "I" sample ("I-i-i-i-i-i"), sung by Eva Gabor)
- Ralph MacDonald – "Jam on the Groove" from the album Sound of a Drum, 1976 (percussion)
- Billy Preston – "Uptight" from the album Wildest Organ in Town!, 1966 (breakbeat under rap by Q-Tip)
- The Headhunters – "God Make Me Funky" from the album Survival of the Fittest, 1975 (drum fill)
- Hateful Head Helen — "Hateful Head Helen", 1989 (vocal sample: "blulululu")
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