All that other bullshit is here today and gone tomorrow.” Judge Pauley notes that Smith’s original “is an unequivocal statement on the primacy of jazz over all other forms of popular music” while Drake’s version turns it into “a statement that ‘real music,’ with no qualifiers, is ‘the only thing that's gonna last. Evans’ words emphasize the importance of creating music purely for the love of it, rather than adhering to any conventional standards or trying to fit into specific genres. But jazz was, is and always will be.” In Drake’s version, it’s cut down to, “Only real music's gonna last. The song Pound Cake by Drake featuring Jay-Z starts with an excerpt from a 1969 interview with jazz pianist Bill Evans. All that other bullshit is here today and gone tomorrow. In the original, Smith says, “Jazz is the only real music that’s gonna last.

Pauley III broke down how the use of the sample constitutes fair use. Yesterday, a judge determined that the sample is fair use and therefore, there’s no liability for copyright infringement, THR reports. the track (youll recognize it as the Only real musics gonna last intro). Cameron From The Bull)Download/Purchase (Buy 2 Get 1 Free - Add 3 Beats To Cart):https. The sample wars continue as Drake beats lawsuit over Pound Cake sample. ().Back in 2014, Drake was sued for copyright infringement over the spoken word sample that opens his Jay Z-featuring Nothing Was the Same track “Pound Cake/Paris Morton Music 2.” The lawsuit was brought by the estate of jazz musician Jimmy Smith, whose 1982 song “Jimmy Smith Rap” gets prominently sampled on Drake’s track. FREE Drake For All The Dogs Type Beat - Pound Cake Freestyle (Prod. The piano being played sounds like it could be a Rhodes or a Wurlitzer however with the processing used on this track, it sounds like a Rhodes because of its soft rounded sound where as the Rhodes has more of a sharper sound, here is an article comparing the two. Played through the track is a mellow low pitched electric piano filling out the middle to low-end of the track which follows the vocal sample melodically and the drums rhythmically. For the drum programming there are only two elements, a short 808 style kick and a very short decay snare which is played on every 4th and 2nd beat. The main sample is said to be pitched up by one semi-tone and around 30 cents then chopped into four vocal phrases played one after each other. The main vocal sample used in the track is Don’t Say a Word by Ellie Goulding and another recurring sample of Timbaland using the hook from C.R.E.A.M by Wu-Tang Clan (Ft.

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