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Gladstone Anderson & Mudie’s All Stars

Mad Mad Ivy

1971 · via JAŸ-Z

Gladstone Anderson & Mudie’s All Stars’ 1971 recording of “Mad Mad Ivy” is the earliest release on file. Harry Mudie is credited as its writer. JAŸ-Z’s “Already Home” (2009) samples it, per MusicBrainz.

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Harry Mudie's name sits on the credits of Already Home right next to Kid Cudi, No I.D. and Ye, all for a song first cut by Gladstone Anderson & Mudie's All Stars back in 1971. Spin the older side first, then hear what JAŸ-Z built on top of it.

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Credited writer: Harry Mudie.

Earliest release on file: this one, 1971.

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JAŸ-Z’s “Already Home” (2009) samples it, per MusicBrainz.

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JAŸ-Z's "Already Home" samples an older record called "Mad Mad Ivy." Who wrote that earlier song, earning a credit alongside Kid Cudi, No I.D. and Ye?Harry Mudie
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