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The Barrino Brothers

I Can’t Believe You’re Gone

1973 · via 50 Cent

The Barrino Brothers’ 1973 recording of “I Can’t Believe You’re Gone” is the earliest release on file. Angelo Bond and William Witherspoon are credited as its writers. 50 Cent’s “Crime Wave” (2009) samples it, per MusicBrainz.

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Under "Crime Wave" sits a 1973 record by The Barrino Brothers, written by Angelo Bond and William Witherspoon, and their names still ride along in the credits. Play theirs first, then go back to 50 and listen to what he kept.

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Liner notes

Credited writers: Angelo Bond and William Witherspoon.

Earliest release on file: this one, 1973.

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50 Cent’s “Crime Wave” (2009) samples it, per MusicBrainz.

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50 Cent's "Crime Wave" samples an older record, "I Can’t Believe You’re Gone." Who first recorded that song, long before 50 Cent rapped over it?The Barrino Brothers
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