Sly Stone's innovative funk creation features a hypnotic drum pattern and bass line that became essential to hip-hop's development

Sly & The Family Stone - "Sing a Simple Song" (1968)
The original track containing the legendary 6.0-second drum break
Break occurs at 0:00 - 0:06
Sly Stone's innovative funk creation features a hypnotic drum pattern and bass line that became essential to hip-hop's development. The break showcases early multiracial funk innovation.
Sly & The Family Stone were pioneers of multiracial funk bands, and their innovative approach influenced both funk and hip-hop's inclusive ideology.
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💡 This breakbeat has been sampled 5 times in our database