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Buddy Ralph . . .

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Jetsfan

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Got this track for christmas , only two were avalible in the city of Winnipeg. This is the sickest track that i have heard in a long time. Awsome use of Madonna. And I from what i understand this "mystery" producer is from toronto. Now i have been trying to find who this person is . . .anybody know?

Jason
 
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Jetsfan

TRIBE Member
Yeah

I had an awsome christmas . . . got Groove Is In The Heart (all time fav track) and one of the 2 copies of that Buddy Ralph track . . wh00p

I will email you

Jason
 
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Eclectic

TRIBE Member
Ok, now I know one of the tracks is called "This is How It Should Be Done"


But can someone please I.D. the other 2?'

Preferably the main track with the amazingly sampled "Like A Prayer" vocal?
 
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funkNstyle

TRIBE Member
"Call my name" - Buddy Ralph

"This is how it should be done" - Buddy Ralp original
"This is how it should be done" - Robb G remix.

Jonny
 
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D-Monic

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<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Disco Stu:
I always thought it was called "What's My Name"
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It is.

Side A:
"What's My Name" - Buddy Ralph

Side B:
"Should Be Done" - Buddy Ralp original
"Should Be Done" - Robb G remix.

Here's the bio on Buddy Ralph from Torontobreaks.com
 
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D-Monic

TRIBE Member
Damn....

<font face="Verdana, Arial" size="2">Originally posted by Disco Stu:
I always thought it was called "What's My Name"</font>
Click to expand...
It is.

Side A:
"What's My Name" - Buddy Ralph

Side B:
"Should Be Done" - Buddy Ralph original
"Should Be Done" - Robb G remix.

Here's the bio on Buddy Ralph from Torontobreaks.com:

"Who's Your Buddy? The newest, and most secretive Toronto producer has just made the step into stardom. Originally, this producer started producing breaks for DJs to cut to dubplate. His tracks were so well received, however, that he has decided to take that extra step (and risk) and give them a full release on Toronto's own Eastern Bloc Records. Keep on the lookout for more funky fresh tracks from Toronto's best kept secret!"

BTW, I've spoken to Buddy recently and he's really excited about the response that the record got. He'll be heading back into the studio shortly to pump some new smash hits! Stay tuned!
 
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