The Incredible Bongo Band is probably not a band most people have heard of, but one of their songs, "Apache" is one of the most sampled songs in hip-hop especially by old school acts of the 80's. Run-DMC, LL Cool J, Nas, The Geto Boys, The Ultramagnetic MC's, Grandmaster Flash, KRS-One, Kool Moe Dee and countless others have used the drum break from the song (The Sugarhill Gang had a minor hit with "Apache Rap"). The group wasn't really a group at all, but a studio concoction of session players who were quickly assembled in 1972 to round out a soundtrack album (the less than memorable The Thing With Two Heads) with two tracks. Those two tracks, "Bongo Rock" & "Bongolia", led to the full-length album Bongo Rock and the follow-up Return Of The Incredible Bongo Band. If you are a fan of 70's style funk music, then this is an album for you, but mostly it is only notable for the breaks some of the songs provided.
| 1. Apache - Michael Viner, |
| 2. Let There Be Drums - Michael Viner, |
| 3. Bongolia - Michael Viner, |
| 4. Last Bongo in Belgium - Michael Viner, Botkin |
| 5. Dueling Bongos - Michael Viner, Botkin |
| 6. In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida - Michael Viner, |
| 7. Raunch '73 - Michael Viner, |
| 8. Bongo Rock - Michael Viner, Epps, Preston |
| 9. Kiburi, Pt. 1 - Michael Viner, Vinger, M. |
| 10. Sing Sing Sing - Michael Viner, |
| 11. (I Can't Get No) Satisfaction - Michael Viner, |
| 12. Wipeout - Michael Viner, Berryhill, Robert E |
| 13. When the Bed Breaks Down, I'll Meet You in the Spring - Michael Viner, Viner, M. |
| 14. Pipeline - Michael Viner, |
| 15. Okey Dokey - Michael Viner, Viner, M. |
| 16. Sharp Nine - Michael Viner, Viner, M. |
| 17. Hang Down Your Head, Tom Dooley - Michael Viner, Viner, M. |
| 18. Your Tie's Caught in Your Zipper - Michael Viner, Viner, M. |
| 19. Apache - Michael Viner, |
Senha: sam1957
The Incredible Bongo Band is probably not a band most people have heard of, but one of their songs, "Apache" is one of the most sampled songs in hip-hop especially by old school acts of the 80's. Run-DMC, LL Cool J, Nas, The Geto Boys, The Ultramagnetic MC's, Grandmaster Flash, KRS-One, Kool Moe Dee and countless others have used the drum break from the song (The Sugarhill Gang had a minor hit with "Apache Rap"). The group wasn't really a group at all, but a studio concoction of session players who were quickly assembled in 1972 to round out a soundtrack album (the less than memorable The Thing With Two Heads) with two tracks. Those two tracks, "Bongo Rock" & "Bongolia", led to the full-length album Bongo Rock and the follow-up Return Of The Incredible Bongo Band. If you are a fan of 70's style funk music, then this is an album for you, but mostly it is only notable for the breaks some of the songs provided.
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