@diggingthegreats videos got shorter after j dilla. Can't you go indepth like u did with him?

Singer Raheem DeVaughn dad..

The song exists because you played it

love your passion!

i'm a bass player, and when you listen to it in context it works

I've known this song most all my life. Me, a dopey white boy growing up in the deep south in the Seventies . I even know the reggae covers - one by Winston Curtis & a fantastic dub version by Bunny Rugs. And I always knew it was William DeVaughn's "Be Thankful for What You Got." WTF is wrong with people these days?

To Be Honest .... The Beatles IS THE STANDARD ..... if you rip someone off and change the Temp, add horns, ripping hit guitar and vocal group power ..... it's another song .... not comparable ! If you want to say "better" .... well Then INCLUDE the version of LEONID & FRIENDS and the uptempo version IS WAY BETTER than EW&F !!! Just saying. GBjj

I always think that boom bap is for walkman headphones, g-funk is for big car systems.

I've been making ai music for a couple months now, and try to use mostly old Folk song lyrics. Imagine jamming to Folk Heavy metal. It's good

Ughhhhhh pulllll uppppp my G

DeVaughn, lol 😂🤦🏾‍♂️

Dope video bro

Russel said it himself, this album saved Def Jam.

The person who posted that as Curtis is.............................................................................

As a 60-year-old music lover of soul music and still listen to it more than contemporary music I can honestly say I don't know of and never met one person who thought Curtis Mayfield wrote this song. Probably just some misinformed person mislabeled it way back during music upload sites such as Napster or many more that followed or even on KZbin and unaware people rolled with it thinking that but never heard this before that Curtis Mayfield sang this song.😅

Damn, no music in the videos anymore? Thats ruff..

Warren G's first few albums are under appreciated imo. Even Return of The Regulator has Yo Sassy Ways

Sometimes in the future we all wont be listening to the same songs. Being an artist will be thing of the past. Creat your own still of music to listen to

trackid of intro song? searching for that remix

when Mr Morale dropped its been a few years since i listened to TPAB, when that song game on when i was giving the whole album a listen (i stayed up till midnight) my first thought was the song (Mortal Man) after making it to "Savior", when he quotes "2pacs dead gotta think for yourself", Change comes from within, nobodies gonna help you you gotta do it yourself. because at the end of the story pac is silent meaning he's no longer there and Kendrick specifically states "Only hope that we kinda have left is music and vibrations A lot of people don't understand how important it is" the whole analogy of the butterfly's life comes to an end, in the end cycle of a butterflies lifecycle, butterflies lay eggs and they die shortly after, Everyone is a caterpillar, meaning everyone has a butterfly inside of them" the egg or as some people say "plant seeds for the future generations to grow" pac interview influences kendricks pen pac laid his eggs (planted seeds) when he died and his wisdom in interviews and writings/music which were left behind in "music and vibrations" for future generations. pac died 1996, kendrick was born in 1987 meaning kdot was 9 years old.

Fun fact Tupac invented the term G Funk

I would give a lot to spent an evening with you listenting to vinyls and talking bout samples. Your Knowledge would be such a pleasure.

Did not understand a f'ing word of this... This stuff is for musicians, not fans.

Thank you

Whether it's intentional or not, it sounds like a mistake to me.

Ah, yes, Kenny G's smarter cousin.

I'm an old head, and when you said a VCR at the beginning, you had me remembering how way back we'd use VHS tapes to record music to because they were cheap compared to reel to reel tape Good times vut I don't want to ever go back.

damm,love that album....classic

Why these record labels & publishing holders aren’t throwing song usage rights at you to promote music that hasn’t made an impact in a while is beyond me. Do they not realize that every show you play a song & 99.9% of us go & play the song to compare to your documentation?

Michael McDonald's music used to be called Blue-eyed Soul. I still like that term

This video is creative af

Blakc thought slammed that drum break on Web 2.0, absolutely goated

Keegan-Michael Key should do a "BitConnect" parody commercial for this.

if i had a nickel for every time this channel accidentally retold one of the main storylines from the web series "yacht rock" i'd have two nickels, which isn't a lot but it's weird that it happened twice

Best version of Regulate: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rqGYqHx6ZquKhc0

Greg’s last name is pronounced “Phil-an-jayness” 😉

This one gave me chills on my Friday. Thanks

bro i think the kerning on the "O" in your quoting font is a little too far left 👍👍

There's a country song I hear at work all the time that includes the line "the regulators gotta regulate" and every time I'm like "I hope Nate Dogg's ghost haunts you".

What's the website for that AI app you using

“The next stop is the Eastsiiiiiide Moteeeeel…” My favorite line! 😁🏨✨

mount up!

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I'm not sure how I spent the last three hours listening to yaught rock, but thanks for that!

updooted for the water into wine joke

And she was an acceptional singer too 🔥

She so ill

This album absolutely blew my mind when I first heard it. I could not believe the editing and sampling. Incredible stuff. So glad you covered this album in detail.

I’ve tried to explain this whole process re; this album to so many people over the years. Thanks for making the perfect, in-depth video of it.

Oh yes, Yacht Rock. The very web series that gave the genre its name.