Show Me The Sample ‣ Florence + The Machine - You've Got The Love [YouTube Edit]

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Florence + The Machine - You've Got The Love 2008
'The Source Feat. Candi Stanton - You Got The Love (New Voyager Mix)'
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Before the New Voyager MIX came, The Source Feat. Candi Stanton - You Got The Love released officially in 1991... But it predates that... This version was created by a London DJ by the name of Eren Abdullah in 1989, we think... He combined two tracks... The music, like the instrumental backing track of a record called 'Your Love' which we'll talk more about in a moment... And the vocals from 'Candi Staton - You Got The Love' It was pressed to vinyl by British DJ & Producer John Turelove who got clearance for the vocals and re-recored all the elements... He was also responsible for the New Voyager Mix we were just talking about...
Bryan Walton AKA Jamie Principle was a pioneer of House Music, so called because of the Warehouse nightclub in which it was being played in Chicago by Frankie Knuckles, we'll come back to him in a second... Jamie Principle wrote lyrics to a track called Your Love about his then girlfriend Lisa Harris... This is where the story can get a bit muddy... the track by Jamie was given to Frankie Knuckles, who liked it and added some production, basically drums & precision.
Later another DJ called Mark 'Hot Rod' Trollan added what I would say are the most recognisable musical elements of the track, the Synth into and bassline! Which he is said to have sampled from another track called - 'Electra - Feels Good' Anyway what he added made it the 'Your Love' which was then released in 1986 as Jamie Principle and later in 1987 on Trax Records as Frankie Knuckles with Jamie Principle listed as a writer... I told you it was messy mate! Just understanding the parts that came together to make this record and who actually created them is mind boggling... So, Jamie Principle, Franke Knuckles and others were involved in creating this track - Your Love
Candi Staton, born in Alabama in 1940 is a four time Grammy Award nominee, singer/songwriter known of course for You Got The Love but also had a massive hit in 1976 with 'Young Hearts Run Free'
Candi was chilling in Bahamas, as you do... Her career was quieter, a decade on from 'Young Heats Run Free' when she bumped into stand up comedian Dick Gregory. A successful stand up comedian who took aim at racism and bigotry in the US he went to to be a huge part of the civil rights movement and even ran for President in 1968 as a write in candidate. He also ran a diet plan business. In 1986 he's looking to create a video advert for his dieting business, he's in the Bahamas and asks Candi Staton if she's like to get involved! The track was written by a songwriting team known as The Source, Anthony Stephens, Arnecia Harris & John Bellamy, they wrote it, Candi sung it...

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An email sent to us from John Truelove - Hi Felix Thanks so much for this. Been moving house and office so it's taken a little while to get back to you What a comprehensive and well researched job you did! I learned some things I didn’t already know (always welcome) and was given pause for thought at several points The only bit you where you went slightly off course was about the release of the first bootleg mix, which I produced (and as you correctly identified, Eren mixed). We used some really basic borrowed equipment in a freezing cold room at the top of a squatted building with water leaking through the roof and tarpaulins and buckets strategically placed above and between the tape machines and turntables while Eren laboriously spun small chunks of the Candi Staton vocal, section by section, from vinyl onto 8 track ½ inch tape (sampling not yet an option then) where we had already recorded on one track Jamie Principle’s Your Love (though we knew it as Frankie Knuckles’ record at the time). I then pressed up that bootleg (the so-called Love/Rock Bootleg) and trawled round the country in my beaten up Ford Sierra selling it to shops out of my boot, until, some 9 months later, I blagged a proper studio (called Sam Therapy) and with the help of an engineer called Colin James, recreated the Jamie Principle parts and laid the full quality Candi Staton vocal over the top. I had already in the summer of 1990, been to Chicago and got Jamie's consent and blessing, and, most importantly his explanation of how, and with which machines, he had made all the key sounds in his track. While in the Windy City I had also managed to obtain the original multi-track tape of the Candi vocal, having licensed the exclusive master rights from Anthony Stephens and John Bellamy, the guys who had respectively written and produced the first Candi recording for the diet video. I had been travelling around Britain all year, seeing with my own eyes the record flying off the shelves at record shops from Liverpool to Edinburgh, Glasgow to Newcastle to Birmingham to Manchester and many points in between, and also witnessing the damage it was doing to dancefloors in most of those places (it would have been rude not to have checked out their local nightclubs when I was I there!). Despite all this I was unable to find a label who was the slightest bit interested in signing the record. Most just sniffed at it and said, "well it's just two records mixed together isn’t it?!". So I decided to release the record myself, a pretty rare occurrence in those days. However just as I was gearing up to do my own formal release through an amenable distributor, a chance introduction by Craig Daniels, the manager of the legendary shop, Trax Records (no relation whatsoever to the Chicago label) to James Horrocks (formerly of Rhythm King Records, home to S-Express and Bomb The Bass among others) led to me striking a deal for You Got The Love to be the first release on his newly formed React Records. In the meantime, I got wind that the Trax Records label, had heard of the huge underground success the bootleg was achieving in UK, and were preparing their own cover version of You Got The Love over "Frankie Knuckles' Your Love" (the twisted story of which you already know). So I strung along the owner Larry Sherman (who I had also visited at his notorious and unbelievably grubby record plant while in Chicago the previous summer) with the idea that we would do a release jointly, with me producing the Trax-owned recording of Your Love under the Candi Staton vocals that I had acquired. I managed to keep up the pretence of us working together just long enough to get my fully-cleared release out on React a couple of weeks ahead of Trax's (notably inferior) version. At the end of the first week our chart position was just outside the UK top 30 and James's business partner thought it was all over and that we would have no chance of getting on the vital BBC Radio 1 playlist, so he started pulling promotional budget. But against all odds the record climbed the next week to 23. That did not sway the BBC Radio 1 playlist committee however, and to add to our gloom we heard that there were noisy objections from the breakfast time DJ who held considerable sway in the playlist meetings. He was complaining that the vocal and the music were out of key with each other (he was correct, they were!) and that he wouldn’t be seen dead playing the record on the radio. The record continued to climb the chart nonetheless, the next week to 16, and the week after that (when they finally relented and added it to the playlist), and the week after that, finally peaking at #4, at which point the same Radio 1 DJ declared that he loved it and became its biggest supporter (!), keeping it in the playlist for the next few months and ensuring that it was the record that spent the longest time on the Radio 1 playlist that year, finally earning us a coveted silver disk Odd factoid: We were later told that we’d have made it to #2 or even possibly #1 (The Simpsons’ “Do The Bartman” and Madonna’s “Crazy For You” the contenders at the time) if we had opted to release a CD single instead of a cassette, as our third format after 7” and 12” (you were only allowed to release on a maximum of 3 formats in those days to qualify for charts) - but I didn’t even own a CD player yet and had no idea of the small iridescent disk’s growing importance! After all that excitement and once the hubbub had died down, I insisted that the record be deleted, as, after literally living the track every day for a full two years I couldn’t bear hearing it anymore. I put all my energy into making and releasing proper underground techno and what was to become known as hard trance and building up the Truelove Label Collective, the first ever such collective of underground record labels. It was only in 1996, once 5 years had elapsed, that I finally felt inspired to head back into the studio to again tackle Candi's amazing vocal, (to which we retained the rights of course), this time from an entirely new (and musical!) perspective, with what was to become 1997's Now Voyager Mix. We achieved a number 3 chart position this time, and this was the version that legendary TV show Sex And The City chose to underlay the montage closing their last ever episode, and which Florence + The Machine was to cover, note for note, a decade later. In recent years it has been the ultimate honour to hear orchestras, such as Pete Tong and Jules Buckley with his Heritage Orchestra, Hacienda Classical and other performing my Now Voyager arrangement as well as a huge range of vocal covers in all styles from all around the world, the most recent being a Chinese language version for an international clothing brand. Hope that at least some of this is of interest and/or illumination Best regards John

[@jontymo]

Wow you have just blown my mind!!!! my favourite version still is the Pete tong and Heritage Orchestra with Brendan Reilly on vocals and yes I did not now it was the same song - awesome!

[@SgtByrd93]

Been looking forward to this, better late to the party than never!

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Great to have you man!

[@shanicegraham5769]

Been really enjoying this, it's so interesting to see how many songs are linked to each other, and also to hear the original songs i wasn't aware of

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Excellent! That’s the whole point of the show!! 😃 We’re super happy you’re enjoying them!!

[@ethanwright4068]

Goat tier tune. Great video lads.

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Thanks! 'Avicii - Levels' drops next 😎

[@SgtByrd93]

Wicked video so far lads! I gave it a share on Facebook from your post too Felix!

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Appreciate that man!!!

[@mattyevans5335]

Dans thanks very much thank you kills me every time 🤣🤣

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He's a Legend

[@davefillary]

I wonder if there was many samples used I Sly and Robbies - Boops now that was a track. SHOW ME THE SAMPLE....... 😉 HAHA Brilliant episode this one. I really didn't know there were that many people involved in the history of this track. A solute banger. Nice 1 guys. Loved this one.

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🙌🏼

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Glad you enjoyed it

[@harriett-h2105]

As usual, another great episode. You legends. Andy ✌🏼

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THANKS!!! 'Avicii - Levels' dropping later today!!

[@pauljones9866]

Fuck me that’s old school I remember dancing to this

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[@msfollows]

Love it, lads. The Candi Staton version was a staple of house parties back in the mid-late 90s. Dunno if either of these feature samples but Let Me Show You by Camisra was always a great anthem to hear on a night out and He's All I Want by Angel Moon always takes me back to great holidays in Greece and Ibiza.

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P.S. The vocal on He's All I Want was by a lass known as Moony who was also the vocalist on DB Boulevard's Another Point of View

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Camisra is full of samples! I remade it recently... Be a great episode! Thanks!!

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Wow! I didn’t know that!!

[@bexxmin2811]

Really interesting this one, didn’t know there were that many versions of that song! Also a couple of tunes that bring back memories of clubbing back in the day 🙌 Flip & Fill - Shooting Star Kelly Llorenna ‎- Tell It To My Heart Sure these were around 2002/2003? I feel so old 😂😂

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DEFO NOT OLD!!! Music is all about creating memories ❤️

[@dannyphillips8469]

Love it! This is why I love this podcast. Goes deep into songs. Would like to see Eminem - sing for the moment. Or any version of ‘hmmm what you say’ as the original is mad. Nice work fellas keep it up!

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Thanks! Defo be hitting some Eminem soon!

[@Lisa-mq1mu]

Some good in-depth knowledge - I love it and the whole concept of what you're doing! You pair should sort out a gig for when we are all able to go out partying again! All the best :)

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Thanks Lisa!! So happy your enjoying the series! What kind of gig?

[@Lisa-mq1mu]

@@ShowMeTheSample I was just thinking you could do a night of amazing music, including these original tracks we don't often get to hear these days?! I think there's a load of us just waiting for a proper night tbh! I know for me, during lockdown, I've got back into stuff I was listening to in my old clubbing days at all the old places such as Back to Basics and even way back to my old raving days in the early 90's. Looking forward to hearing what else you pair decide to chat about :D

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@@Lisa-mq1mu What a great idea! We defo NEED to do something like that!! Love'd a night in Basics back in the day.

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@@ShowMeTheSample DO IT!

[@monkeydoodoo25]

Phibes -voodoo people remix just reminds me of 6am sunrises when we could safely throw gaffers

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The good times will return! 😎

[@amc-a9290]

The version by Uncle was amazing!

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Link us up please! I'd love to check that out! [FELIX]

[@benmilner6037]

Love this channel! You should do Reverend and the makers ‘silence is talking’

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Thanks! I'll add it to the list!

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[@roadsidefruitstand]

i don't think playing the frankie/jamie your love is pretentious, it's classic in its own right. but you're right, it prob depends on context. personally i like it more than the mashup/s. i like the original candi staton too, had not heard it!

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[@DJPeekz]

Mark Knight's Remix of the Florence version is pure sex, the call backs to the original are so well done in the remix Also, Lys & Gigi S - Your Love (instrumental) is the best dancefloor version imo

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AGREED

[@colinhagan2728]

Would love to see you take Rosie Gaines Closer than Close back through Frankie Knuckles, or Natural Blues by Moby back to Vera Hall / Coke Escovedo (and how many times that was used elsewhere)- through to Johnny Bristol

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Added to the list! Mody was a beast for a sample... Still paying them off today I think 😂

[@skiddmarks]

Tokyo jo's 🤣 thats a blast from the past, Preston's nightlife was a knuckledraggers utopia Those synths were also used on Danny Breaks remix of 'Cooking up yah brain' at 2:17 kzbin.info/www/bejne/gpO0aIp6ocmna9U

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[@onlyonecanknowme4901]

the faces ooh la la

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Great shout!

[@yipyipyup]

Maybe I missed it but, how has anyone NOT mentioned Mark Knight’s banger version of this?!?!?

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Absolute banger played it loads!!!

[@yipyipyup]

@@ShowMeTheSample I actually heard Mark’s version first so, naturally I thought it was his song and thought Florence was covering it. 😂🤦‍♂️🤷🏼‍♂️

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@@yipyipyup Thats the beauty of music and what we celebrate on this channel!

[@stevenhenry4994]

Snap! - The Power would maybe one you could feature

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Great shout! Some wicked samples in there... 🚀

[@chrisf5475]

Another amazing journey. I’ve got a version from somebody on soundcloud that has those bell / chimes fr the disco version but they are out of key and sound AWFUL. I always wondered why on Earth they put them in but had no idea where they were from because I’ve never heard it before, so thanks for the education : )

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HAHA! Love a Soundcloud Edit! Check this one out - soundcloud.com/willtaylor-uk/you-got-the-love-will-taylor-uk-edit-dj-master-1

[@mouseamillion]

I'm not sure if it is a sample or not, but M83: Midnight City would be good to do.

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I don't think there are any samples in that track... But I'd love to know if there are any!

[@johneff8942]

Felix, you need to research Salsoul Nugget , the girl next door ft M&S project and where that sample came from 😀

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That ship sailed many years ago my friend! One of my favs, got it on vinyl obvs 😂

[@johneff8942]

@@ShowMeTheSample I have the white label ! It’s a smash of a tune, but man the sampled track is a massive tune as well ❤️

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@@johneff8942 LOVE THIS > kzbin.info/www/bejne/eom0Z6Wba52ZfbM

[@hollydelihgt]

Purple Disco Machine - Dished would be a good one to do,if you watch Man Parrish video on KZbin about the original(Male Stripper) there's an interesting background story 😉

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Thanks! Will DEFO check that out! 😎

[@ianhart4990]

The screenshot of Dan giving the finger twice is how I feel about this record 🖕😂😂😉😕

[@kevindeane1001]

Have a look at hardcore uproar great memory's of that at the ayr pavilion then hanger 13

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What a great track! Just stuck it on... GOOSEBUMPS!!!

[@kevindeane1001]

@@ShowMeTheSample keep these coming brother between this and have a word you are keeping me going at the moment.

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@@kevindeane1001 'Avicii - Levels' drops next! Glad you're enjoying them! ❤️

[@v456able]

The XX version is the next evolution.

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You're dam son! LOVE that version - kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqHNfYiintidmKM

[@v456able]

@@ShowMeTheSample yeah, love the minimal XX version, amazing what can be done every few years with the song. Great episode! Much appreciated. Never heard the original 'advertisment' version! Thanks

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[@Scouse.Malinois]

Dan/ madonna.....when this lockdown fucks off you owe it to the patreons to do hot water😌😎👍

[@andrewdickens7016]

Florence is a Cover not a sample

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Thanks Andrew, we cover all this is the show! It’s a cover of a remix of a mashup of two tracks with interesting stories and samples! It’s just a platform for us to tell the amazing stories of tracks we love. Hope you enjoy them. ❤️