I grew up listening to Luke in the 80's. In the clubs every one would be on the dance floor. The crowd would go crazy when they played Luke. If you played Luke to this day, you would get the same response from the crowd.
@Jokers Oddball Honestly if DJ Khalid can put out albums where he does very little I would like to see Luke come back with something that Mr.Mixx produces.. Mixx was coming hard with it..
Man I just wanna say thank you for having Uncle Luke on. He and the 2 Live Crew definitely has a place in HipHop forever. I love Salute The Sample keep going Uncle L 💪🏾💪🏾!!
Mr. Mixx is one of the greatest producers in hip hop history. Would love to see a Salute the Sample show like this with Mr. Mixx to find out what he was thinking during these productions.
Mad respect to Uncle Luke. I was 5 or 6 years old and I was listening to 2 Live Creek. My uncle would sneak me 2 Live Crew cassette, NWA and Geto Boys. He would say don’t get caught 😂 I would play them on low on my little kid boombox and my Teddy Ruxpin bear that talked 🤣🔥 I would recite Dirty Nursery Rhythms at school 😂 nobody was on my bad ass level 😭 but these groups shaped my love for Rap, Hip Hop and Music.
LL I’m so thankful you paid homage to the 2 live Crew. These guys took hip hop to another level and made those house parties, clubs, dance parties to another level we had no idea even existed. That explicit bass sound even virgins got wet over. Salute Uncle Luke the god of nasty freaky bass!
Uncle LL is a legend and i love this show. Im an 80s baby and never really knew of Greg Nice but the brother has great energy. Ima go dig up some Nice n Smooth and school up. Peace to the legend Uncle Luke. Salute from Aotearoa Kings.
YOU WILL #LOVE NICE-N-SMOOTH'S FIRST TWO ALBUMS! SMOOTH B'S VOICE WAS INCREDIBLE, AND THEY'RE CHEMISTRY TOGETHER IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE RAP INDUSTRY...STILL!!!
THE soundtrack of my early adult hood, just out of high school (Viking Pride), Miami DJ!!! After watching this, I have gained a HIGHER respect for Z-Trip for his knowledge and appreciation of our Miami sound. Without this foundation of this branch of Hip Hop... we would have never been able to reach the heights that Hip Hop has achieved. MAD RESPECT to the WHOLE panel!
Yo that sample at the very beginning was from the P***y Caper (interlude) .. love that Luke kept it real about the MIA in the 80’s man I miss those days .. also salute Jam Pony & Uncle Al childhood memories for real
Didn’t really talk about the underlying thing in this music.. the muthafucking BASS. It’s what made our sound different. That 808 kick drum. Wish they would have talked more on that. Basically Mixx pioneered the Miami Bass sound.
Mr Mixxx was overseas in the military plus he owned the sp1200 plus the Tr 808 djing place to place then they teamed up Brother Marquis/Kid Ice plus Luke-The original Kings of the South!!!!!....
Yoooooooo Face down Ass Up was the 1990 anthem...I swear me and the Homies Bumped that Mfker ALL DAY and NIGHT!... and them H*es loved it TOO!.. LET'S GO 2LIVECREW!
Much respect to LUKE. He is a real Southern pioneer hip hop overall pioneer. But I think it's very important to give the rest of the crew flowers as well. Could have found MR . MIX and had him to talk about the samples and everything because he was putting them together.
the part where ll cool j says dude was feeling that shit I used to do the same thing when I used to hear it back in the day everytime that part would come on I'd start busting up laughing 😅😅😅
I just went to a vinyl record event, and I found the 12- inch single for 2 Live Crew's "Move Somethin' ". PLUS, I found LL Cool J's "I Can't Live Without My Radio" on 12-inch single. The ORIGINAL Def Jam/Columbia copy. Talk about two incredible finds!!!
I remember being a young kid living in NY my grandmother move to Miami first time I visited Miami I heard Luke I brought the song back to NY my friends said what is that and 2 months later you heard Luke in NY
@@tellyglover2479 I was referring to my friend ILL DA SHYSTEE a rapper who was shot in 2002 who’s name was also Luke and was like the leader of the group we would sometimes even call him uncle Luke in reference to your man
UNCLE LUKE said DIVINE SOUNDS WOW!!!!!
That was fantastic. Thank you for letting Luke talk and tell the stories. 🗣️💪🏾💪🏾💪🏾
That KC and the SUNSHINE BAND hits till this very day…FACTS!
Yeah the best show out n always puts the Vibes in the soul!!!!! Ty guys!!
Thanks for giving Uncle Luke his flowers. I'm a 70's baby from Alabama. When he came out the South on the map. The original god father of the South.
2 live crew - revelation was a banger!
That REPRISE beat is so fire!
Miami Stand Up! 2 Live Crew! 🙏🏽👍🏽👊🏽
I grew up listening to Luke in the 80's. In the clubs every one would be on the dance floor. The crowd would go crazy when they played Luke. If you played Luke to this day, you would get the same response from the crowd.
Mr Mixx doesn't get enough credit..he's VERY underrated
2 Live got a lot of attention for their lyrics but their production was above 99% of artists in the late 80s
Sure doesn't!!
@@rapfreak7797 Exactly 100% true
They invented Miami bass. That's why they say "down w Luke and the ghetto bass sound"
@Jokers Oddball Honestly if DJ Khalid can put out albums where he does very little I would like to see Luke come back with something that Mr.Mixx produces.. Mixx was coming hard with it..
Those was some wild times! I was in elementary listening to 2 Live Crew 😂😂😂😂
Man I just wanna say thank you for having Uncle Luke on. He and the 2 Live Crew definitely has a place in HipHop forever. I love Salute The Sample keep going Uncle L 💪🏾💪🏾!!
Uncle Luke is a living legend
Mr. Mixx is one of the greatest producers in hip hop history. Would love to see a Salute the Sample show like this with Mr. Mixx to find out what he was thinking during these productions.
🎯🎯🎯
LIVE AF
Much respect!!! Thank you for giving Uncle Luke for giving his flowers while he still here.
7:20 Divine Sounds!
The legendary legend
Uncle Luke 👑🐐
This single sits in my record collection. I use to rock parties with joint
And you say New York City 🫡 Skywalker in the place mi yayo heeeeeeeeey we want some.........‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️‼️
Kinda wish they had Mixx up there too.
❤❤❤❤❤LUKE ❤❤💯💯💯
I was 10 years old listening to this shit back in 89. 🤦♂️😂🤣🤣
Heavy
🔴 I love this, need episode every day❗️
Mad respect to Uncle Luke. I was 5 or 6 years old and I was listening to 2 Live Creek. My uncle would sneak me 2 Live Crew cassette, NWA and Geto Boys. He would say don’t get caught 😂 I would play them on low on my little kid boombox and my Teddy Ruxpin bear that talked 🤣🔥 I would recite Dirty Nursery Rhythms at school 😂 nobody was on my bad ass level 😭 but these groups shaped my love for Rap, Hip Hop and Music.
Uncle Luke put hip hop on the map in Miami.
LL I’m so thankful you paid homage to the 2 live Crew. These guys took hip hop to another level and made those house parties, clubs, dance parties to another level we had no idea even existed. That explicit bass sound even virgins got wet over. Salute Uncle Luke the god of nasty freaky bass!
Temprees Dedicated to The One I Love
Damn, just realizing how innovative and creative that Miami sound was! Salute!
"Man and the Machine!" Kraftwerk
Give Mr. Mixx his flowers, salute 🫡 to this King for putting it down in the 80s
🌴😎💯
🥥🕶⚀
Beats hard af
Beyond fckn fuuuuuun, badass, awesome.
we need more like this, also love LL’s pants!
Rock the Bells is the place where I enjoy myself
Mr. Mixx is THE TRUTH!!! The 1st Poison Clan Album "2 Low Life Muthas" is a CLASSIC TOO!!
#305 Dade County the Man the Legend
Peace to wifey and kids. Thanks for church even tho. I appreciate you mami. 🙏🏿
This the best Salute The Sample! 👌🏿🎶🎶🎶🎶
Uncle Luke💪 the best episode Miami Bass🔊🔊🔊
Been rocking with Luke & The 2 Live Crew since jump!!! Blessed to catch them in concert a few times in the mid & late 80’s. Salute!!!
Me too
Legendary 💛☠️
Luke the blueprint of Miami hip hop and bass music
How you figure.. Pretty “Tony” Butler just keeps getting over looked somehow when it comes to Floridas urban scene. Luke and them came later.
This is one of the best episodes
I remember 2 live getting shut down on the st louis riverfront, for just being...... well... 2 Live
Glad I was able to witness the greatness live and in person at Sirius XM STUDIOS!!!
Same here. It was a great experience.
this was amazing
Uncle LL is a legend and i love this show. Im an 80s baby and never really knew of Greg Nice but the brother has great energy. Ima go dig up some Nice n Smooth and school up. Peace to the legend Uncle Luke. Salute from Aotearoa Kings.
YOU WILL #LOVE NICE-N-SMOOTH'S FIRST TWO ALBUMS! SMOOTH B'S VOICE WAS INCREDIBLE, AND THEY'RE CHEMISTRY TOGETHER IS SECOND TO NONE IN THE RAP INDUSTRY...STILL!!!
2pac used to hang with Greg Nice as a teenager.
Nice N Smooth was a good group check them out
😯
@@miketyler677facts 2Pac Bronx days
Legendary
Didnt MC LYTE sample that D Almighty on 1 of her songs “cha cha cha”
Its sounds like that beat
Temprees "Dedicated To The One I Love"= 2 Live Crew "The P***y Caper"
THE SOUTH IS GODS FAVORITE
THE soundtrack of my early adult hood, just out of high school (Viking Pride), Miami DJ!!! After watching this, I have gained a HIGHER respect for Z-Trip for his knowledge and appreciation of our Miami sound. Without this foundation of this branch of Hip Hop... we would have never been able to reach the heights that Hip Hop has achieved. MAD RESPECT to the WHOLE panel!
Norland class of 1990!!😁
'88 over here 😁
Shout out to Kraftwerk!
MR MIXX FRESH KID ICE , BROTHER MARQUIS THIS IS THE ORIGINAL 2 LIVE CREW
"That's actually my girlfriend at the time's number" LMAO
Best show on TH-cam! LL Cool Jay is hard as hell....
Let's go!!!
Pause
Also salute to Z-Trip. He always brings up great questions.
Yo that sample at the very beginning was from the P***y Caper (interlude) .. love that Luke kept it real about the MIA in the 80’s man I miss those days .. also salute Jam Pony & Uncle Al childhood memories for real
Maaannnnn, since I heard this on the radio I’ve been tryin to figure out where I knew that sample at the beginning. Thank you for that. 💯
🫡🫡 To Jam Pony Express and Uncle Al and Suger Hill DJ's!!!🔥🔥🔥🔥
That song not only included the "Full Metal Jacket" scene, but it also included a scene from "Which Way Is Up?", starring Richard Pryor.
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Didn’t really talk about the underlying thing in this music.. the muthafucking BASS. It’s what made our sound different. That 808 kick drum. Wish they would have talked more on that. Basically Mixx pioneered the Miami Bass sound.
Talk that shit brah!
🔥🔥🔥🔥💪🏿💪🏿💪🏿🙏🏿
Such a shame nobody came out to back up Luke when he went to court to battle for freedom of speech
41:10 KRAFTWERK!!!❤❤❤
Holy sh!t. Was just listening to them. Don't forget miami bass. Magic Mike. Miami was up in it.
Dj Magic Mike had my 12s bumping in my trunk.
That last sample they played was Cha Cha Cha by Mc Lyte Also
Move Somethin was the song back then
This was dope. Respect to all of them.
Mr Mixxx was overseas in the military plus he owned the sp1200 plus the Tr 808 djing place to place then they teamed up Brother Marquis/Kid Ice plus Luke-The original Kings of the South!!!!!....
This a great interview and very informative.
Good job z trip
Respect, but Mr. Mixx BELONGED on this episode!
Luke Went Against The Supreme Court Fought For His Records Music And Won. Parental Advisory Explicit Content Was Is Bred Because Of It. 🍻 #Scarred
Yoooooooo Face down Ass Up was the 1990 anthem...I swear me and the Homies Bumped that Mfker ALL DAY and NIGHT!... and them H*es loved it TOO!.. LET'S GO 2LIVECREW!
RIP Fresh Kid Ice
that's my guy uncle luke
Salute Mr Mixx
When cats mention "Underrated Dj's" ...Mr.Mixx's picture should be placed right there the dude was a BEAST! on one's and two's
See kids, sampling been going on for a longgggg time before yall were born.
👍🏼
The real McCoy two live crew uncle Luke 305 the king MIA
z trip is cold af.
Much respect to LUKE. He is a real Southern pioneer hip hop overall pioneer. But I think it's very important to give the rest of the crew flowers as well. Could have found MR . MIX and had him to talk about the samples and everything because he was putting them together.
Good content! Shout out to the legend Uncle Luke Skywalker.
What’s song playing in background in the beginning
YO UNCLE L… YOU GOT MY DAWG UNCLE LUKE… THIS IS CLASSIC NEXT 2 MT WESTMORE… UNK INTERVIEWING UNK💯👊🏿🙏🏿✌🏿…. GOD BLESS YOU ALL GREG NICE AND DJ Z TRIP
Somebody needs to put the list of samples and songs side-by-side and order please and thank you
Now I’m listening and watching this interview… Sounds like LL COOL J WROTE ME SO HORNY 🤷🏾♂️
Dope ❤🔥❤🔥❤🔥
YO me and my boy was in front row😎🙌🏽 Show was fkn 🔥🔥🔥
😂Wendy Williams the Real super head 😂huh Greg
Dang, just took me back to my 10th thru 12th grade yrs.
the part where ll cool j says dude was feeling that shit I used to do the same thing when I used to hear it back in the day everytime that part would come on I'd start busting up laughing 😅😅😅
I just went to a vinyl record event, and I found the 12- inch single for 2 Live Crew's "Move Somethin' ". PLUS, I found LL Cool J's "I Can't Live Without My Radio" on 12-inch single. The ORIGINAL Def Jam/Columbia copy. Talk about two incredible finds!!!
I remember being a young kid living in NY my grandmother move to Miami first time I visited Miami I heard Luke I brought the song back to NY my friends said what is that and 2 months later you heard Luke in NY
LL do Ice Cube samples. Jacking for Beats and all
So good RIP to my homie Luke this make me feel like he’s here word
luke is still here
@@tellyglover2479 I was referring to my friend ILL DA SHYSTEE a rapper who was shot in 2002 who’s name was also Luke and was like the leader of the group we would sometimes even call him uncle Luke in reference to your man