OK Chicago
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| - | ''OK Chicago/Yellow Train'' (1974) by Resonance are two compositions written by Pierre Bachelet's on a 1974 single. The a-side is an ode to [[blaxploitation]], complete with an opening salvo of gun shots, which I believe has been sampled in many a reggae track. The B-side "Yellow Train" is a perennial favourite of American DJs [[David Mancuso]] and [[Danny Krivit]]. | + | "'''OK Chicago/Yellow Train'''" (1973) is a musical composition by [[Résonance]] ([[Mat Camison]] and [[Pierre Bachelet]]) first released by [[Sirocco Records]], French label founded by [[Roger Tokarz]]. |
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| + | The a-side "OK Chicago" is an ode to [[blaxploitation]], a [[car chase]] scene complete with an opening [[salvo]] of [[gun]] shots, which have been sampled in many a reggae track. | ||
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| + | The B-side "Yellow Train" has train sounds and a drum solo is a perennial favourite of American DJs such as [[David Mancuso]] and [[Danny Krivit]]. | ||
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| + | *[[Sound effects]] | ||
| + | *[[Tele Music]] | ||
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"OK Chicago/Yellow Train" (1973) is a musical composition by Résonance (Mat Camison and Pierre Bachelet) first released by Sirocco Records, French label founded by Roger Tokarz.
The a-side "OK Chicago" is an ode to blaxploitation, a car chase scene complete with an opening salvo of gun shots, which have been sampled in many a reggae track.
The B-side "Yellow Train" has train sounds and a drum solo is a perennial favourite of American DJs such as David Mancuso and Danny Krivit.
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