
Gettin It
Ant Banks flipped a Bootsy Collins sample for a farewell album that went platinum, with Parliament-Funkadelic on the hook.

Ant Banks flipped a Bootsy Collins sample for a farewell album that went platinum, with Parliament-Funkadelic on the hook.

A Duralcha loop, Hudson Mohawke and Kanye West on the boards, and Pusha weighing his dealing past against rap money.

Epic wanted a radio-friendly love song; Bareilles wrote a refusal instead, and that piano riff climbed to number four.

Richie Cannata's sax break, Joel needling critics and fashion alike, and his first American number one.

Charles Stone III's video walks the group through every rap-video cliche, which is exactly what the record is arguing.

Rubin co-produced, the guitar hook lifted straight from My Sharona, and Penn and Teller hustle three-card monte in the video.
Dilla looped Ahmad Jamal's "Swahililand" into a warning shot at where hip hop was heading in 1996.

Lee Perry produced it after CBS released a single without the band's consent; Topper Headon's first Clash session.

Mitchell wrote it for David Geffen after a Paris trip, then set his escape to Jose Feliciano's guitar.