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Big Daddy Kane
Songs Big Daddy Kane wrote with others: “The Symphony” (with Marley Marl and Craig G), “All of Me” (with Gene Griffin and Teddy Riley) and “A Job Ain't Nuthin' But Work” (with Lance Alexander and Jimmy Jam). Songs Big Daddy Kane wrote that others recorded: “The Symphony” (Marley Marl & The Juice Crew All‐Stars, 1999), “Get Wild Off This” (Stanton Warriors, 2008) and “Burn Hollywood Burn” (Public Enemy, 1990). Songs Big Daddy Kane recorded that someone else wrote: “Cameo Afro” by GZA/Genius and RZA, “Any Type of Way (Cookin Soul remix)” by Cookin’ Soul and “Next Up” by Bun B and Chad Butler. On General Admission 4 Us: 5 cuts and 1 record.
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Big Daddy Kane shares the writing credit on "The Symphony" with Marley Marl, Craig G, Masta Ace, and one more rapper. Who?Kool G Rap
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Big Daddy Kane co-wrote "The Symphony" with four other rappers and a producer's crew. Which act later put the song back on record?Marley Marl & The Juice Crew All‐Stars
Big Daddy Kane's "Smooth Operator" samples "All Night Long," a song the Mary Jane Girls had on record earlier. Who wrote it?Rick James
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Big Daddy Kane's "A Day at the Races" samples an older record called "Urizen." Which artist had "Urizen" on record before Kane ever touched it?David Axelrod
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Big Daddy Kane's "3 Forties and a Bottle of Moet" samples the record "Yes We Can Can." Who wrote that earlier song?Allen Toussaint
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