The 1972 Lyn Collins song "Think (About It)", produced by James Brown, was the source of one of the most-sampled breaks in music, usually known as the "Yeah! Woo!" break.
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The "Yeah!" is James Brown, but name the person who provides the "Woo!", and who is credited with discovering James Brown, hiring him as the vocalist for his group The (Famous) Flames?
The sample is probably best known for its use in a hiphop duo's 1988 hit, "It Takes Two". Name either member of this duo.
(Two answers required.) The song in Question 2 was covered acapella in 2015 by what late-night talk show host and his guest, who was promoting his movie Focus?
Name the monocular rapper who used this sample in his track "Children's Story", also released in 1988.
What singer used the sample in her 1992 track, "Bye Bye Baby"?
Part of the sample can be heard faintly in the background of what Miley Cyrus hit?
This glitchy track, "The Illness", is by what electronic musician (real name Miguel Trost De Pedro), whose musical pseudonym was derived from the model number of a Roland drum machine popular in the 1980s?
What British grime artist went "old skool" with a sample of Question 2 in this track from 2007?
Katy Perry used the sample near the end of this song, which was originally a hit from the album Play Deep by what band in 1985?
Name the band founded by former Clash member Mick Jones which used the sample in this track.
The sample is time-stretched and chopped up in this track, "Gentleman", by what Canadian breakcore artist (aka Aaron Funk)? (edited at 2:34 am, March 7, 2016 (EST))
The sample was also used in the theme song for a TV show hosted by what science educator, author of Undeniable: Evolution and the Science of Creation?