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KRS-One

7 cuts · 2 records

Songs KRS-One wrote with others: “Digital” (with Goldie and Rob Playford), “Takeover” (with Eric Burdon and Bryan “Chas” Chandler) and “The Anthem” (with King Tech and Chino XL). Songs KRS-One wrote that others recorded: “Digital” (Goldie, 1997), “Takeover” (Jay‐Z, 2001) and “The Anthem” (Sway & King Tech feat. RZA, Xzibit, Kool G Rap & Eminem, 1999). Songs KRS-One recorded that someone else wrote: “Step Into a World (Rapture’s Delight)” by Deborah Harry and Chris Stein, “Move Ahead” by DJ Muggs and “Bulworth (They Talk About It While We Live It)” by A. Johnson and C. Miller. On General Admission 4 Us: 7 cuts and 2 records.

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KRS‐One recorded "Sound of da Police" first, but he shares its writing credit with four others. Which of these names is on that credit?Eric Burdon
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KRS‐One's "Sound of da Police" shares its writing credit with Eric Burdon, Chas Chandler and Alan Lomax. Which act later recorded its own version?WBBL
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KRS-One's "Sound of da Police" samples an earlier record, "Inside Looking Out." Which act had that song on record back in 1969?Grand Funk Railroad
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KRS-One's "MCs Act Like They Don't Know" samples a recording of the old Jerome Kern tune "Yesterdays." Whose version, cut forty years earlier, did it sample?Clifford Brown
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KRS-One's "Exodus" samples a record called "Escher’s Triangle." Which artist had that song on record before him?Sheila Chandra
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KRS-One's "C.I.A. (Criminals in Action)" samples a record called "La murga." Who had "La murga" on record before KRS-One ever touched it?Willie Colón
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KRS-One recorded "Step Into a World (Rapture's Delight)" first, yet the writing credit isn't his. Chris Stein shares it with which other songwriter?Deborah Harry
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