How De La Soul Flipped Funkadelic Into a Hit

In early February 1990, De La Soul’s “Me, Myself and I” was climbing the charts.

The song is built around a flipped sample of Funkadelic’s “Knee Deep.”
George Clinton was so impressed by how De La Soul reworked the groove that he didn’t just clear the sample — he became a lifelong fan.

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