Artist	Song
Liquid Liquid	Cavern [Grandmaster Flash and Melle Mel, "White Lines"]
Roy Ayers	Daylight [A Tribe Called Quest, "Bonita Applebum"]
Mighty Ryeders	Evil Vibrations [De La Soul, "A Roller Skating Jam Named Saturdays"]
All The People	Cramp Your Style [BDP, "I'm Still #1"]
Freddie Scott	(You) Got What I Need [Biz Markie, "Just A Friend"]
Tyrone Thomas & The Whole Darn Family	Seven Minutes of Funk [EPMD, "It's My Thing"]
Bob James	Nautilus [Ghostface Killah, "Daytona 500"]
Billy Cobham	Stratus [Massive Attack, "Safe From Harm"]
Quincy Jones	Summer In The City [Pharcyde, "Passin' Me By"]
Funk Factory	Rien Ne Va Plus [Beastie Boys, "Car Thief"]
Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra	Bolero On The Moon Rocks [Pulp, "This Is Hardcore"]
Lalo Schifrin	Danube Incident [Portishead, "Sour Times"]
Just Brothers	Sliced Tomatoes [Fatboy Slim, "The Rockafeller Skank"]
The Breeders	S.O.S. [Prodigy, "Firestarter"]
Joe Cocker	Woman To Woman [2Pac, "California Love"]
Jean Jacques Perrey	E.V.A. [Gang Starr, "Just To Get A Rep"]
Giorgio	Tears [DJ Shadow, "Organ Donor"]
Ramsey Lewis	My Love For You [Beck, "Debra"]

Comment:

Long story short: These are all songs that, to most people, are probably more famous as sources for memorable hip-hop and club anthem samples than actual songs. Not that the songs themselves aren't memorable- far from it. Interestingly, the whole mania for finding obscure, undiscovered and unused samples has partially fueled a resurgence in independent and underground vintage funk and R&B (aka "rare groove"). (Note: Songs that the sample appears in are in brackets.)

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