James Brown - Sexy Sexy Sexy
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Year Released: 1973
Genre: Funk / Blaxploitation Soundtrack
Description:
Composed for the film Slaughter’s Big Rip-Off and released on Polydor in 1973, “Sexy Sexy Sexy” reworks the rhythmic skeleton of “Money Won’t Change You” into a heavier, cinematic groove. Over wah-wah guitar and swaggering horns, Brown delivers playful, gritty vocals tailored to the blaxploitation aesthetic—raw funk with widescreen drama.
Sampling Legacy: Sampled most notably by Ice-T on “99 Problems” (1989) and by Eric B. & Rakim in “Put Your Hands Together.” Its deep bass riff also surfaces in The Prodigy’s “Smack My Bitch Up,” reflecting its enduring club energy.