Podcasts about i know you got soul

Jason Fraley interviews rap legend Rakim, who performs live at Bethesda Theater in Bethesda, Maryland this Friday, April 18. The groundbreaking emcee breaks down his internal rhyme schemes across a career of hip-hop hits, including “Paid in Full,” “I Ain't No Joke,” “I Know You Got Soul,” “Follow the Leader,” “Don't Sweat the Technique” and “Juice (Know the Ledge).” (Theme Music: Scott Buckley's "Clarion")

Le collectif de producteurs du Bomb Squad, originaire de Long Island, est une équipe composée notamment de Hank Shocklee, Keith Shocklee, Eric Vietnam Sadler et Carl Ryder.  Hank Shocklee, surnommé "l'homme fort de l'équipe", est passionné par la musique, les fréquences et les vibrations qu'elle procure, tandis que  son frère Keith Shocklee, DJ et collectionneur avisé, fournit les samples au Bomb Squad. Eric Vietnam Sadler, musicien de formation, traduit en musique les idées créatives de Hank Shocklee. Quant à Carl Ryder, il s'agit d'un alias utilisé par Chuck D, qui a sorti en 1986 leur premier album "Yo! Bum Rush the Show".Lorsque le Bomb Squad ont découvert "I Know You Got Soul" de Rakim avec la production de Marley Marl, ils ont été marqués par cette expérience, inspirés à repousser les limites et à créer un son plus brut et sauvage, en phase avec l'atmosphère de l'Amérique des années 80. C'est dans cet esprit compétitif que sort en juin 1988 le classique "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back", considéré comme l'un des plus grands albums de rap de tous les temps. Cet opus incarne les avancées technologiques et l'art du sampling, ainsi que l'émergence d'une conscience politique dans le rap qui résonne avec la période électorale que nous vivons aujourd'hui. À l'occasion de l'anniversaire de "It Takes a Nation of Millions to Hold Us Back" cette semaine, SLurg et Bachir nous proposent une émission spéciale sur ce collectif de producteurs à travers un mix d'une heure en exclusivité sur Grünt Radio.Hébergé par Ausha. Visitez ausha.co/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

These 80s hip hop songs are considered classics by many:"Rapper's Delight" by The Sugarhill Gang (1979)"The Message" by Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five (1982)"Planet Rock" by Afrika Bambaataa & the Soulsonic Force (1982)"Rock Box" by Run-DMC (1984)"Sucker MC's" by Run-DMC (1983)"My Adidas" by Run-DMC (1986)"Paid in Full" by Eric B. & Rakim (1987)"Fight the Power" by Public Enemy (1989)"I Know You Got Soul" by Eric B. & Rakim (1987)"It Takes Two" by Rob Base and DJ E-Z Rock (1988)These songs played a significant role in shaping the hip hop genre and paved the way for future generations of hip hop artists.Support this podcast at — https://redcircle.com/we-create-the-vibes-podcast/exclusive-contentAdvertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Cue up I Know You Got Soul or at the very least Try Again .... Bachelor Massacre is BACK.How we made it this long without talking some more shit is anyone's guess. From Clayton's total misfire to Gabby and Rachel's disaster of a season, we have missed out on some great drama worth commenting on. This time around J Waves will be taking on the hosting duties, Amanda aka MandySays will be on socials, and special guests will round out the panel (including Mandy herself and regular J Waves collaborator Scotty Boombox).Our first episode of Season 2 is simply Waves and Mandy going in hard and recapping everything that has happened since the Matt James season, leaving us primed and ready for Season 27 of The Bachelor with Zach Shallcross aka Wonder Bread Brad. Be sure to subscribe for weekly episodes covering this ever-regressing franchise.

As the prototype album of Hip Hop's “Golden Era”, everything from song arrangement, album artwork, and even their wardrobe on the album cover became iconic items of that time period. This week Dem Vinyl Boyz review the legendary album "Paid in Full" The album peaked at number fifty-eight on the Billboard 200 chart, number eight on the R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart, and produced five singles: "Eric B. Is President", "I Ain't No Joke", "I Know You Got Soul", "Move the Crowd", and "Paid in Full". Next week we will reviewing a rock album. Please subscribe to our podcast and tell your friends. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Morning, afternoon, evening whatever the case maybe, Donna here for you personally!I do not own the rights to this music, but it has been a long time since I took this Daily Faith Walk with you, yes, yes, a little Eric B. & Rakim with I Know You Got Soul.Well, the powers that be knows you have gifts, talents, and abilities.     Episode 37:     Whether You Stay or Go G.R.O.W! You got SOILThe Holy Spirit woke me up this morning, and whispered, “It is not where you are planted but where you G.R.O.W. The acronym used was, grow where God's Right Opportunities Work!Then He proceeded to bring the parable of the talents in Matthew 25:14-30 to the 21st Century.QUESTION: Have you asked yourself, why haven't I met any goals or dreams yet in this place or thing?Let us say Warren Buffett picked three people out of a  thousand, and you were one.  Then he gave five (5) talents to one person, two to another and one to you. Notice here the Boss man gave the same tools and resources just in different measures, and later we see he gave the same rewards.So, off the workers go the person with five (5) talents said,  I heard Atlanta was a good place to invest my five talents, but I have no connections. Alright, I must use my gifts, talents, and abilities right where I am. And with taking a calculated risk it paid off giving the person with five (5) talents ten (10).  Now the one with two talents, thought the same way, I have no connections here, so I will relocate to Atlanta and take a calculated risk and network with some folks before making the move, and that person gain two more talents.Last but not least, the third person did not take a calculated risk, instead  stayed in a “comfort zone” or should I say “self-doubt” stage. Assuming that the boss was a shady businessperson, made excuses for his fears, and doubts, such as It is the environment, covid-19 got me depressed, I am a person of color, on and on. QUOTE: There is a few quotes that addresses the issue:William Shakespeare said, “Our doubts are traitors, and make us lose the good we often might WIN, by fearing to attempt.” Sounds like failure to launch or leap.         2. Sylvia Plath says, “The worst enemy to creativity is “self-doubt”. We keep that enemy too close sometimes.          3- Last, but certainly not least one of my late and great mentors Dr. Myles Munroe say in one of his messages, titled The Key to Living Your Future, that, “The greatest threat to your future is your past. "The takeaway here is to make “calculated risks,” never allow fear to keep you from trying, and know that your boss made the risk assessment, by choosing the three people and the return on his investment. Note to self: DO NOT live a revision of the VISION God gave you! PS: If you have not done so already, please leave a review on Apple iTunes, Amazon Music, Spotify, Stitches or by visiting my Facebook Group page (Daily Faith Walk).

UUR 1 TRACK 1   James Brown          Say It Loud I'm Black And I 1969      TRACK 2 Bell Biv Devoe       Poison                      1990      TRACK 3 SoulNight Tip:  Michelle David & The True-Tones Yes I Know TRACK 4 En Vogue             My Lovin' (You're Never Gon  TRACK 5 James Brown          The Payback                  TRACK 6 Charles Bradley      You Put The Flame On It     2013     TRACK 7 Blues Brothers       Everybody Needs Somebody To 1989      TRACK 8 PLATEN VAN PA James Brown en The Famous Flames Is It Yes Of Is It No TRACK 9 Little Richard       Tutti Frutti                1956      TRACK 10 James Brown          Please Please Please        1956      TRACK 11 Alain Clark          NIEUW NL: Yes               2021      TRACK 12 Marvin Gaye & Tammi  You're All I Need To Get By 1968      TRACK 13 Parliament           Give Up The Funk (Tear The  1975    TRACK 14 Lee Fields       Two Timer 2009      UUR 2 TRACK 1   James Brown          Living In America           1986      TRACK 2 Rob Base & DJ EZ Roc It Takes Two                1988      TRACK 3 Lyn Collins          Think (About It)            1972      TRACK 4 SoulNight Tip: Rose Spearman        After The Summer Falls                 TRACK 7 Full Force           Alice I Want You Just For M 1985    TRACK 6 James Brown          Static                      1988     TRACK 5 Bobby Byrd           I Know You Got Soul         1971                                               TRACK 8  SOULCHAIN SNOW INFORMER TRACK 9 Alicia Keys          Fallin'                     2001      TRACK 10 The Shindellas       Money                       2021    TRACK 11 Mc Hammer Too Legit To Quit  TRACK 12 James Brown          The Boss                    1973     UUR 3 TRACK 1  James Brown          Funky Drummer               1970     TRACK 2 Etta James           It's A Man's Man's Man's Wo 2006      TRACK Midas Hutch ft. Charlie taft and Daul  In Touch                    2021    TRACK 4 Jackson 5            I Want You Back             1970     TRACK 5 Ray Charles - Georgia on My Mind  TRACK 6  Prince - Musicology TRACK 7 James Brown GEt Up Offa THat Thing TRACK 8Myra Barnes The Message From the Soul Sisters  TRACK 9 James Brown Sex machine TRACK 10 Stetsasonic Talkin' All That Jazz" GLIJER VAN DE WEEK Cardi B & Bruno Mars Please Me

UUR 1 TRACK 1   James Brown          Say It Loud I'm Black And I 1969      TRACK 2 Bell Biv Devoe       Poison                      1990      TRACK 3 SoulNight Tip:  Michelle David & The True-Tones Yes I Know TRACK 4 En Vogue             My Lovin' (You're Never Gon  TRACK 5 James Brown          The Payback                  TRACK 6 Charles Bradley      You Put The Flame On It     2013     TRACK 7 Blues Brothers       Everybody Needs Somebody To 1989      TRACK 8 PLATEN VAN PA James Brown en The Famous Flames Is It Yes Of Is It No TRACK 9 Little Richard       Tutti Frutti                1956      TRACK 10 James Brown          Please Please Please        1956      TRACK 11 Alain Clark          NIEUW NL: Yes               2021      TRACK 12 Marvin Gaye & Tammi  You're All I Need To Get By 1968      TRACK 13 Parliament           Give Up The Funk (Tear The  1975    TRACK 14 Lee Fields       Two Timer 2009      UUR 2 TRACK 1   James Brown          Living In America           1986      TRACK 2 Rob Base & DJ EZ Roc It Takes Two                1988      TRACK 3 Lyn Collins          Think (About It)            1972      TRACK 4 SoulNight Tip: Rose Spearman        After The Summer Falls                 TRACK 7 Full Force           Alice I Want You Just For M 1985    TRACK 6 James Brown          Static                      1988     TRACK 5 Bobby Byrd           I Know You Got Soul         1971                                               TRACK 8  SOULCHAIN SNOW INFORMER TRACK 9 Alicia Keys          Fallin'                     2001      TRACK 10 The Shindellas       Money                       2021    TRACK 11 Mc Hammer Too Legit To Quit  TRACK 12 James Brown          The Boss                    1973     UUR 3 TRACK 1  James Brown          Funky Drummer               1970     TRACK 2 Etta James           It's A Man's Man's Man's Wo 2006      TRACK Midas Hutch ft. Charlie taft and Daul  In Touch                    2021    TRACK 4 Jackson 5            I Want You Back             1970     TRACK 5 Ray Charles - Georgia on My Mind  TRACK 6  Prince - Musicology TRACK 7 James Brown GEt Up Offa THat Thing TRACK 8Myra Barnes The Message From the Soul Sisters  TRACK 9 James Brown Sex machine TRACK 10 Stetsasonic Talkin' All That Jazz" GLIJER VAN DE WEEK Cardi B & Bruno Mars Please Me

00:00:00 MC Wildski - Warrior (Disko-Tek Mix)   00:03:35 Luke Vibert - Starchild   00:08:15 House People - Godfather Of House   00:12:28 Simon Harris - BASS How Low Can You Go (Bomb The House Mix)   00:14:57 Icy D And Doc Daze - Get On Up And Dance (Extended Mix)   00:18:19 Tyree - Turn Up The Bass (Supe Duper Mix)   00:21:18 UK1 Feat. Tia And Chantel - Yeah Turn On The Light (Warlock Remix)   00:24:28 C&C  - Gonna Make You Sweat Presenting Freedom Williams 1991 Hiphouse Mix   00:27:00 The 2 Live Crew - We Want Some P (Dick's Delight Mix)   00:30:12 2Static Feat. Nasty Cat - Feel The Beat (Club Mix)   00:33:10 Jungle Brothers - I'll House You   00:35:47 The DJ Fast Eddie - Yo Yo Get Funky (Radio Version)   00:38:30 Mark The 909 King - Can You Dig It (Da Original Mix)   00:44:10 Bizarre Inc - Playing With Knives (Quadrant Mix)   00:48:01 Big Daddi Turbo Feat. Eric B And Rakim - I Know You Got Soul   00:51:40 Josh Wink - Fill Me With Acid   00:56:50 Phuture - We Are Phuture   01:01:40 666 - Alarma ! (X-Tended Alert Mix)

Moulz & Mel take a trip back to 1987 to investigate this whole "God MC" thing they've been hearing so much about. Will they find out that he "ain't no joke", or will they recommend this "microphone fiend" hit rehab? SPECIAL GUEST REVIEWER: @Dart_Adams ------------ Intro (0:00) -- The Rating System, Explained (3:55 - 6:48) -- Paid In Full Info (28:20) -- Track 1: "I Ain't No Joke" (38:26) -- Track 2: "Eric B. Is On The Cut" (55:46) -- Track 3: "My Melody" (1:00:19) -- Track 4: "I Know You Got Soul" (1:13:15) -- Track 5: "Move The Crowd" (1:23:08) -- Track 6: "Paid In Full" (1:33:04) -- Track 7: "As The Rhyme Goes On" [w/ @Dart_Adams] (1:44:31) -- Track 8: "Chinese Arithmetic" (2:44:18) -- Track 9: "Eric B. Is President" (2:48:25) -- Track 10: "Extended Beat" (2:55:56) -- Ranking Paid In Full (3:02:59) -- Outro (3:10:43) Support this podcast

Bobby Bird - I Know You Got Soul Edit & Cut By Petko Turner "I Know You Got Soul" is a song recorded by Bobby Byrd with James Brown's band The J.B.'s. The recording was produced by Brown and released as a single in 1971. It reached #30 on the Billboard R&B chart. It was prominently sampled on the 1987 song of the same name by Eric B. & Rakim.

Aaliyah - Try Again Free DL >> https://hypeddit.com/track/7aj6wf "Try Again" is a song by American recording artist Aaliyah. It was written by Static Major and Timothy Mosley, and produced by Timbaland. The song was released on February 22, 2000, as the lead single for the soundtrack to the film Romeo Must Die, and was later included on international pressings of the singer's self-titled album. "Try Again" features an intro in which Timbaland pays homage to Eric B. & Rakim by rapping the duo's opening verse from "I Know You Got Soul". It's been a long time I Know I shouldn't left you, left you, Without a dope beat to step to Step to, step to, step to Step to, Freaky, freaky, freaky (baby girl) What would you do To get to me? What would you say To have your way? Would you give up? Or try again If I hesitate to let you in? Now would you be yourself Or play a role? Tell all the boys Or keep it low? If I say no Would you turn away Or play me off Or would you stay (oooohhh)... If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again I'm in to you You in to me? But I can't let it go So easily, Not 'till I see What this could be Could be eternity Or just a week? You know our chemistry It's off the chain It's perfect now But will it change? This ain't a yes This ain't a no Just do your thang And we'll see how it goes (oooohhh)... If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again See you don't wanna throw it all away I might be shy on the first date but what about the next date (huh, huh, huh, huh) See you don't wanna throw it all away I might be buggin' on the first date but what about the next date (huh, huh, huh, huh, oh) If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again It's been a long time (long time) Shouldn't have left you (left you) Without a dope beat to step to Step to, step to, step to If at first you don't succeed (First you don't succeed) Then dust yourself off and try again You can dust if off and try again, try again 'Cause if at first you don't succeed (at first you don't succeed) You can dust it off and try again, Dust yourself off and try again, try again Again, again It's been a long time (long time) Shouldn't have left you (left you) Without a dope beat to step to Step to, step to, step to Download for free on The Artist Union

Lonely Jones — Post Animal We’re big fans of Chicago’s Post Animal, who opened for The Orwells during a weekend of local shows, features actor Joe Keery of Netflix’s “Stranger Things,” and creates cool blends of pop and psych-tinged indie rock.  Am I Wrong — Anderson Paak (feat. ScHoolboy Q) Our Chief Creative Officer Matt Reinhard is a huge fan of Anderson Paak — we think you will be too if you haven’t heard him yet!  New Song — Warpaint The ladies of Warpaint are back with an aptly titled “New Song,” and we’re pretty psyched to hear the rest of the new album.   Watcha Workin It Fa — New Breed Brass Band (feat. 5th Ward Weebie) Matt caught this great jazz-funk band playing on the street in New Orleans (where he also took this month’s playlist cover photo) and we can’t get enough.  Gimme Some Truth — John Lennon One of John Lennon’s slightly lesser-known political songs that still sounds all too familiar this election cycle.  I Know You Got Soul — Eric B. & Rakim We’re throwing it back to the late 80s with this early hip-hop classic from Eric B. & Rakim. Ladies Don’t Play Guitar — Tennis We’re excited to see indie pop-rock duo Tennis continuing to evolve their unique sound with new music.  La belle et le bad boy — Mc Solaar It wouldn’t be Whiskey & Bananas without a cool song that’s entirely en français.  Annie — Neon Indian Denton, Texas-originating Neon Indian’s catchy, danceable electronic indie pop is hard to get out of your head — but why would you want to? The Less I Know The Better — Tame Impala   Tame Impala’s excellent album “Currents” came out last summer, but we’re still jamming hard.

PHIL G - I Know You Got Soul (N°06)(Nov 2013) Allez, un nouvel épisode de la série I Know You Got Soul... Après 10 mois de repos, on sort un peu la tête du seau :) Comme d'habitude, une sélection de son à la cool pour accompagner votre début de soirée. Bonne écoute Playlist: 01 LAURYN HILL - Ex-Factor 02 AYO - Who 03 MAJOR LAZER - Jessica (feat. Ezra Koenig) 04 SOLILLAQUISTS OF SOUND - As If We Existed 05 JAY-Z - Feelin' It (feat. Mecca) 06 DRAKE - Started from the Bottom 07 MARLENA SHAW Feat. YA BOY - California Soul (Lincoln Lawyer Remix) 08 SWEATSHOP - Drug 09 BOOKER T - Sound the Alarm (feat. Mayer Hawthorne) 10 ROY HARGROVE - On The One 11 CARO ESMERALD - Tangled Up 12 PAROV STELAR - She Ain't Got No Money (feat. Lukas Graham) 13 JANELLE MONAE - Dance Apocalyptic 14 GREGORY PORTER - Liquid Spirit 15 BUSTA RHYMES Feat Q-TIP - Thank You 16 JUSTIN TIMBERLAKE - Take Back the Night 17 COCOON - American Boy 18 ROBIN THICKE - Get In My Way 19 HOCUS POCUS - Smile 20 PHARELL WILLIAMS - Happy Mixé sur Mix Meister Express

Allez, un nouvel épisode de la série I Know You Got Soul... Comme toujours, cette série se caractérise par sa progressivité habituelle. Pour cet épisode, mes coups de coeurs étaient le morceau de C2C, l’ambiance de WAX TAILOR/A.S.M., le big up à Youssoupha et le retour d’Alicia Keys dans nos Oreilles!! Allez, on se pose, on écoute et on oublie la grisaille. Bon trip à tous! Playlist: 01 ABSYNTHE MINDED - My Heroics, Pt. One 02 SON OF DAVE - Devil Take My Soul (feat. Martina Topley Bird) 03 ASM - Guaranteed (feat. Wax Tailor) 04 JAY-Z & KANYE WEST - No Church in the Wild (feat. Frank Ocean) 05 ALICIA KEYS - Girl On Fire (Inferno Version) (feat. Nicki Minaj) 06 THE GAME - Higher 07 TRUTH HURTS - Addictive (feat. Rakim) 08 YOUSSOUPHA - Les disques de mon père (feat. Tabu Ley Rochereau) 09 THE DAP-KINGS & SHARON JONES - How Long Do I Have to Wait for You (Tiklah Remix) 10 WAX TAILOR - Positively Inclined (feat. Marina Quaisse & A.S.M) 11 BLACKALICIOUS - Side to Side 12 OHMEGA WATTS - That Sound (QSO Version) (feat. The Procussions) 13 RAPHAEL SAADIQ - Ray Ray Theme 14 BOBBY WOMACK - Stupid 15 STEVE AOKI & ANGGER DIMAS - Beat Down (feat. Iggy Azalea) 16 NRK OFFICIAL - Bad Ass Reputation 17 THE SOULJAZZ ORCHESTRA - Mista President 18 C2C - Happy (feat. Derek Martin) 19 BENNY SINGS - Get There Mixé sur Mix Meister Express

Eric B. and Rakim "I Know You Got Soul" Queen Latifah ft Monie Love "Ladies First" Jungle Brothers "What U Waitin' 4? De La Soul "Say No Go" Snap! "The Power" Richie Rich "Turn It Up" (Inst) Rob Base & D.J. E-Z Rock "It Takes Two" (Inst) M.A.R.R.S. "Pump Up The Volume" Bomb The Bass "Beat Dis" Simon Harris "Bass (How Low Can You Go)" Simon Harris "Here Comes That Sound" Hardhouse by Todd Terry "Check This Out" Afrika Bambaataa & Soulsonic Force "Looking For The Perfect Beat" Casanova's Revenge "Let's Work" Rob Base & D.J. E-Z Rock "Get On The Dance Floor" Jack E. Makossa "The Opera House" Inner City "Ain't Nobody Better" Royal House ft Ian Star "A Better Way" EP42 "1980s Hip Hop, Electro-Funk & House" Recorded from vinyl 06.04.11 Time 51:45

more mixes @ www.djmumbles.com DJ Mumbles brings you the first volume of "I Know You Got Soul" featuring over 60 minutes of Soulful House music. 1) Michael Jackson - Can't Help It (Reelsoul Rework) 2) Michael Jackson - P.Y.T. (Reelsoul Soulful Vocal Mix) 3) Steven Stone feat Nyla Ray - Makes You High (Classic Remix) 4) King Britt - Try Love (Jonny Montana Remix) 5) Black Coffee feat Thiwe - Crazy (Quentin Harris remix) 6) Docolv vs Deborah Cox - It's Over Now 7) Jonny Montana feat Stephanie - Our Love (Jonny Montana Mix) 8) Nikki Richards - Bring the Love (Summer Soul Anthem) 9) BabyFace Jay feat Elrae - Lunar Eyes (Craig Stewart & Jonny Montana Vocal Remix) 10) Lee Wilson - Lifsk's Utopia (Main Mix) 11) Kim English - Supernatural (Jonny Montana Remix) 12) Musiq Soulchild - Just Friends (Sunny) (E-Smoove's Soul Revival) 13) Samantha James - Subconscious (Strobe Remix) 14) Loftsoul feat Lisa Millett - Dear Friend (DJ Spinna Remix)

I was in the zone this week so I had to just handle my biz and hit you with 2 mixes. This is on some oldshool flavour and Mashup kinda vibe. Westside Radio is your number 1 station for the best in selction and music. Let them know you heard DJ PHAZE on Westside! 1. “Bad Girl” by Rihanna and Chris Brown 2. “Jockin’ Jay-Z” by Jay-Z 3. “Jockin’ Jacksons 5 mashup” by Kane 4. “Bring the Old School Back Break” 5. “Mona Lisa” by Slick Rick 6. “Children’s Story” by Slick Rick 7. “I Ain’t No Joke” by Eric B & Rakim 8. “I Know You Got Soul” Eric B & Rakim 9. “If I Never See Your Face Again Swizz Beats RMX” by Maroon 5 ft. Kidd Cross 10. “Dream Big” by Jazmine Sullivan (BRAND NEW CUT) 11. “Wine On You” by Nnika 12. “Hypnotico” by Tami Chynn 13. “Be Mine” by Tami Chynn 14. “Salassie Ah Di King” by Elephant Man 15. “Cold Cold” by Junior Kelly 16. “Dutty Rub Outro”