Gnarls Barkley Crazy Spaghetti Western 1968 sample source

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This movie soundtrack (available on CD) starting at about 2:25 is the source music for the sample that Gnarls used for the background in the song "Crazy" (I included the main titles...the music (By GF Reverberi)appears in the film several times...the exact track is usually buried in dialogue so you can't here the music. I chose this sequence even though its slower and in a different key but you can easily tell its the same. DMouse didn't use the trumpet part but you can hear the violins ("does that make me CRAY...ZAY?"). From what I've learned its very possible that the actual sample was take from a library 45 rpm record and the producers of "Crazy" may be as suprised to know that this is the actual source of the library recording. Not trying to accuse anyone of anything...just making an observation. I LOVE the Gnarls version and felt really privileged that I somehow knew this song before I heard their version

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@RaaTheGodEater 18 лет назад

You still have to be pretty damn talented to mix songs like this. You would've never thought it was sampled from a western. And few ideas are original, regardless.

@PhilAndersonOutside 12 лет назад

It should be known that Gnarls Barkley gave the writers of this song credit along side their own.

@ajl1973 4 года назад

yeah, because they LEGALLY have to bro.

@spookym123 3 года назад

@@ajl1973 That doesn't always mean they always do.

@kaybash9015 Год назад

@@ajl1973to be fair this doesn’t sound anything like the Crazy

@ajl1973 Год назад

@kaybash9015 it's completely ripped off and sampled.

@nolongerinuse915 4 месяца назад

@@ajl1973 is it: 1. ripped off, or 2. sampled choose one !

@FairDealDan 15 лет назад

I just noticed..these Spaghetti Westerns from the 60s 70s..the main characters are never completely good or bad..they have special skills for some reason beyond their control..They didn't earn them or want them...they just have them. They wish they could be normal but are put into extreme situations and now have to deal with it using their skills which they would rather not have been given...sounds like today's SUPERHERO movies...

@zackmultimedia 6 месяцев назад

EXACTLY

@judejoinville9438 6 месяцев назад

Exactly like private eye before them or knights/swordsman before that.

@EzaJAndara 4 месяца назад

real

@wezzlyn 9 лет назад

He must be an amazing shot. He didn't even aim that machine gun and didnt even hit a single horse.

@1640records 17 лет назад

You know it's a special thing when knowledge is passed down and you have definitely done that for me. I can't say thanks enough because things like that make me truly appreciate being a musician.

@camoclayton 15 лет назад

Amazing how all those men died, and not one horse was killed. LOL Thanx for posting, I love these movies, grew up on them as we had no TV, no videos where I grew up, just one picture theatre where we used to go on Saturdays. Thanx 4 the memories.

@diobrando89 8 лет назад

for the lazy: the sample starts @ 2:21

@BOOMBLISS 5 лет назад

Haha! not lazy just in a rush! Thanks!

@gilmangrundy8899 5 лет назад

Does that make me Lazy? Probably.

@renovodavid6343 3 года назад

I think ur lazyyyy. Just like meeee.

@AppleFaction 15 лет назад

all the versions of this song are immense!

@raiderblades 13 лет назад

Dang man, watching that is like finally getting the decoder ring for the Gnarles Barkley song. Now his song and lyrics make perfect sense.

@cthide 14 лет назад

i love all the comments that are like "this doesn't sound like 'crazy'" um. this is where the sample came from. so, your ears suck.

@spookym123 3 года назад

It doesn't sound like "Crazy"; "Crazy" sounds like this.

@fennitch 17 лет назад

It's amazing that he was able to miss all of the horses.

@Froschman80 15 лет назад

What a james-bondish intro for a Western :)

@sitibundo8428 3 года назад

Jaja 😂

@Superjet113 13 лет назад

Wow, i did not know this, but I can definitely hear it! Basically the same chord structure through out... Gnarls does have a great voice and its a great song and it has a excellent groove!

@PatrickStreater 16 лет назад

CRAAAAZZZY SAMPLE!!!

@Niemand101010 14 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox Even in the first five seconds you can hear that there is a "remote link". I love Spaghetti Westerns!

@FairDealDan 15 лет назад

"Fistful.." defined the genre but even music composer Ennio Morricone scored two westerns scores before: "Gunfight At Red Sands" aka Duello Nel Texas (1963) and Pistols Don't Argue aka Pistole Non Discutono (prior to "Fistful" in 1964) But I agree "Per Un Pugno Di Dollari" is the first SIGNIFICANT Italian Western

@zackmultimedia 6 месяцев назад

Damn right

@CanesTech 4 года назад

Cool "lifting of the head" before dying scene ... no one dies quite like they do in Spaghetti Westerns.

@ARDG89 Год назад

Extra.

@Zekzt 13 лет назад

3.19 - 3.38 - Epic moment and epic music =) I love those trumpet sounds.

@captainuniversalart3796 10 лет назад

HERE YOU GO SO PLEASE THUMBS UP. movie is called "Django, Prepare a Coffin!"

@njin 18 лет назад

I don't know why you don't think this was original. He did flip this into being one of the biggest hits the last ten year. Sampling is a way of making music alot of people don't understand. Actually, sampling can be very hard for most people. Cause they don't know where to dig, what to use or whatever...

@Rickey904 13 лет назад

I'm dying to get a bulletproof horse.

@commentconnoisseur1001 4 года назад

he's probably dead now

@NeverAloneForever 13 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox I just listened to several versions of the song. The bass does go over it a little. It is off kay as this was not the version sampled. Just look up Nel Cimitero Di Tucson. That's the most probable sample source. Still, listen to that violin. Same melody. The singing is also based around it with a little innovation to it. The trumpet melody plays the same thing. Just listen to the violin in Crazy and this back to back. You'll hear it.

@maticman94 18 лет назад

cool. I like seeing sample sources. Oh and hip hop was birthed on sampling...always has been always will be.

@ChiTownBlackDragon 16 лет назад

Agree 100%. I was not sure who wrote Crazy, until recently, but every time I heard it I loved it. When I did find out who performed it, I immediately went out an bought it. I have been playing it nearly non-stop, not really knowing what it was about the song that hooked me. Now, I know. Great song. Great movie genre. There is a clip on youtube from "Cowboy Bebop AMV" set to the song which is really cool.

@elba1050 12 лет назад

i knew it ,i could't find where i knew the song of snarls barkley now i know , thanks a lot. i loved this movie when i was young, because i loved terrence hill i have seen all his movies. still thesong of snarls crazy is awsom. no better song or clip is there.

@JamieSweet11 12 лет назад

Boy, that escalated quickly...I mean, that really got out of hand fast.

@MrCampbellsoup33 12 лет назад

@Transformers2themax yes ive seen the orginal i loved it, even though dilogue was a little dry.

@ChristianBenvenuti 5 лет назад

For @FairDealDan and those seeking the sample: it is straight from the track "Nel cimitero di Tucson" from the album "Preparati la bara!", the original soundtrack by Gianfranco & Gianpiero Reverberi.

@realfingertrouble 16 лет назад

P.S. Amazing fact - his brother Gian Pieri Reverberi did the music for Robinson Crusoe, you know that tune they always use for desert islands, and Art of Noise redid/covered.

@lineswine 14 лет назад

The name "Spaghetti Western" is because they were directed & financed by Italian film studios, following the Hollywood genre, but with a greater level of realism. This is opposed to the "singing cowboys" like Tex Ritter, Roy Rogers etc.fantasy movies. Mostly they were filmed in Almeria, Spain - the only desert in Europe, filling in for New Mexico, The High Sierras etc. Many of the Hollywood western exterior shots were filmed in California - it saved location costs that way. I hope that helps.

@dngemini 14 лет назад

@Niemand101010 Absolutely agree. You can hear it as soon as the song starts, it's just faster during the credits.

@116Bears 15 лет назад

I freakin saw this movie late on TBS one time, but never put it together.

@micsasy 13 лет назад

@Energyone THE NAME OF THE SONG IS Nicola Di Bari - You'd Better Smile

@Curtians890 15 лет назад

This is the Coolest song ! Most Creative Artist ! Love it ! Teri

@Lethbridge8 11 лет назад

I never saw such a great video where i was so high.

@samuraijackson09 15 лет назад

this brings back memories of when i'd play red dead revolver on the ps2.

@buny101 13 лет назад

@asdl805 western movies made by a predominantly italian cast and crew and filmed in spain.Sergio Leone (italian) made Clint Eastwood an international star with his big three, "Fistful of Dollars", "Few Dollar More," and the ultimate western, "The Good, Bad,and the Ugly."

@staphinfection 16 лет назад

Hell yeah, Pharaoh Monch's "Simon Says" for one is awesome...

@siglerproductions 13 лет назад

what movie is this (sorry if it's in the description, I read it, I just didn't notice it if it is)?

@kincamell2 2 года назад

Much Gratitude

@casegriffiths 14 лет назад

@FairDealDan what spaghetti western is this? it's pretty cool

@bo_ko08 15 лет назад

Is this movie the same like the one with Franco Nero... and which one is with Clint Eastwood?

@GenericGene 17 лет назад

Spaghetti Western - Terence Hill Perfect - Thanks mate for the great performance - Great Post

@Lethbridge8 11 лет назад

I never saw such a teammate before.

@wellesradio 13 лет назад

@superjet113 Who's Gnarls? But yeah, they must have been sampling from a good quality record, too.

@goldikova 16 лет назад

Tout l immense charme du si regrette western italien...

@goldikova 15 лет назад

Comme quoi les superbes musiques de bien des westerns italiens n ont pas perdues de leur modernite et tant mieux!!!

@asdl805 13 лет назад

what does the term spaghetti western mean i have a collection that says spaghetti western but dont know what that means

@beeem0r 16 лет назад

which movie is this from?

@keaue 15 лет назад

Great posting... thanx!

@elchaski 14 лет назад

@Djeser8 the movie's title is"Preparati la bara!" by Ferdinando Baldi. The song's title is "Nel cimitero di Tucson" by Gianfranco and Giampiero Reverberi.

@lewisherschell 14 лет назад

@malightcommander Dr No, the first Bond picture, used rotoscoping in the opening credits, but in the world of the Italian Western rotoscoping was popularised by the opening credits of Leone's A Fistful of Dollars. After that picture, nearly every Italian Western seemed to use rotoscoping in its opening credits sequence. The Italian Westerns that most referred to the James Bond films were the Sartana pictures (due to the character's use of gadgets) and the 'Tricky Dicky' pictures.

@gaytan58 13 лет назад

@asdl805 it is named because most were produced and directed by Italians. The correct term for these films, in Italy, is Western all'Italiana (Italian-Style Western)

@echo707 14 лет назад

What is the movies title?

@kencoa 14 лет назад

Oh yeah. That's why I love Spaghetti Westerns.

@NeverAloneForever 13 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox No one gives credit to a movie. They aren't sampling a movie. They are sampling a soundtrack to a movie. It writes: Contains elements from "Last Men Standing" written by Gianfranco Reverberi/Gianpiero Reverberi.It also writes: The sample of "Last Men Standing" is courtesy of BMG Zomba Production Music Ltd. Used by permission. In the original Italian they titled it Nel Cimitero Di Tucson. In the English dub they gave it a title reminiscent of the scene it's used in.

@BloodyFingerz 16 лет назад

can anyone tell me the names of the songs in this clip? or anymore songs like these? thanks

@theShadowviking 13 лет назад

Suddenly, GATLING GUN. That's fantastic! This must be Django, Prepare Your Coffin as it's called on IMDB? Going to have to get a hold of this one...

@LosBuffaloKing 13 лет назад

Wow, they used the opening song in Red Dead Revolver, it's Track 1.

@JohyeahM 14 лет назад

I always knew it was from a western, but i thought it was from "Once Upon a Time In The West"... They're very similar.

@NightoftheGrizzly 11 лет назад

It would have been amazing if Franco Nero did a Trinity film. Terence and Franco look so much alike!

@pipenissen 13 лет назад

Oh cool! whats the name of thisMovie?

@Superjet113 13 лет назад

@wellesradio Gnarls Barkley is the guy who sings the song Crazy. Do a search, also read FairDealDean the posters description above. I doubt he sampled directly from this old recording, but rather copied the chord structure for the song "Crazy".. You can especially hear the bass line very well starting at 2:22

@Exotic3000 16 лет назад

Thanks for posting!!

@evm2007 14 лет назад

@pochazet Because a lot of the cowboy movies were produced and directed by Italians (spaniards too, but that's obviously not where the term comes from).

@BobMcCob 16 лет назад

Your right even if its hard for some of use to agree with you. But sampling sounds cool sometimes, I have to admit.

@Energyone 13 лет назад

What is the name of the movie?

@templeofhead 13 лет назад

I was searching this from 2006.

@BloodyFingerz 16 лет назад

and where can i get the full song?

@lewisherschell 14 лет назад

@casegriffiths It's called Preparati la bara! It was released in English as Viva Django or Django, Get a Coffin Ready. It's available on DVD in Germany, under the title Django und die Bande der Gehenkten. The DVD contains the English dub. And the film is, indeed, very cool ;)

@thebigfist 15 лет назад

The best Spaghettei westerns were"The Good, The Bad and the Ugly",and Once Upon a Time in the West".There was another great one with Lee Van Cleef and John Phillip Law,but I can`t recall the title.

@explorer45 14 лет назад

However from 3'40, we can see a metaphor for technical progress, under the pretence to make life easier : one good looking man gifted enough to use an efficient machine is largely sufficient to take the place of twenty others less good looking and less gifted...

@FairDealDan 14 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox Not during the opening credits...jump to about 2:25

@madatown 16 лет назад

what's a torrent?

@blixensd 13 лет назад

@Lhife It is because western people were excellent aimers.

@becerra58 16 лет назад

exelente musica

@GaleazzoMussolesi 13 лет назад

@theShadowviking Django and Preapre your coffin are two distinct films

@KancerKowboy 13 лет назад

It is said that good writers borrow and great writers steal!

@chevyyyyyyy 16 лет назад

And, of course, the extreme closeups are taken from Sergei Eizenstein's Soviet era movie, "Ivan the Terrible." Check it out.

@wellesradio 13 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox Except for the fact that on the record, DM credits Reverberi, the composer of "Last Man Standing". Talk about a smoking gun.

@Schmidt54 16 лет назад

very awesome, horses are invincible... we should us them in today's wars. :-D And very cool how the bullets seem to hit the ground, but kill the people... ^^

@tobiashansson 16 лет назад

Give me a torrents or mp3 download to get this "crazy" beast now please !!!

@skylinewolf79 14 лет назад

lol... amazing how the horses never use to be shoot... love cowboys soo good!!!

@arincrumley 15 лет назад

Wow, this really has a lot of the same music structure and melody elements to gnarls barkley.

@MrSamster911 13 лет назад

the beginning with the horses. thats the good the bad and the ugly

@MrLinoventura 10 лет назад

époque romantique.......et la défense de la veuve et de l'orphelin..

@mojav26 13 лет назад

@G0odf3lla "Last Man Standing" by Gian Piero Reverberi and Gianfranco Reverberi.

@NeverAloneForever 13 лет назад

@superjet113 Actually they credit it as a sample. The violin you hear on this track is the same in Crazy. As for it sounding different. They added bass to it. They sampled it but they also added to the final mix. Another example would be David McCallum's The Edge (unless I'm mistaken).

@lats28883 13 лет назад

What a classic scene. Kills 50 men, not a horse wounded. lol Spaghetti indeed

@KitchenerBombSquad 13 лет назад

not one horse was harmed in the making of this gun fight

@JohnnyScroat 16 лет назад

All art imitates art, as an artist I am influenced by other art I see and hear. Even in stuff that I want to be purely original, I subconsciously draw according to stuff I've seen. Ask any artist. Sampling is just the rawest form of that, you are taking a piece of art and making it into another piece. As long as the sampling artist doesn't claim to be the original artist, then it is ok

@DrunkenHorseman 7 лет назад

After all, am I Crazy?

@realfingertrouble 16 лет назад

Amazing! Bullet resistant horses! Yup Nel Cimitero Di Tucson, deffo. I have it on MP3...

@NeverAloneForever 13 лет назад

@NineTailsDemonFox . . . and they weren't underoath or anything like that. Wait, musicians aren't underoath to do that anyway. Are they? Do you know? Eh? And once again, the recording that Dangermouse sampled is in the video "Nel Cimitero Di Tucson". That actually contains a much more solid guitar sound and the same tempo from Crazy. And the same violin part heard in the chorus to "Crazy". If you bothered to open those ears of yours I wouldn't feel the need to mention it.

@andreaprodan5616 18 лет назад

In fact the score of this film 'rips off' Ennio Morricone's grounbreaking scores for Sergio Leone's classic Spaghetti Western Movies... Plagiarism was also contemporary, don't forget!

@Superjet113 13 лет назад

@FairDealDan 16 лет назад

Go to Amazon dot com "Preparati la Bara" This is the Italian title of the soundtrack Then go to eBay to get it cheap

@stansfield34 15 лет назад

umm..Its A fistfull Of Dollars...that is credited as being the first speghetti western. 1964. Right?

@malightcommander 14 лет назад

First thing that came to my mind, whilst looking at the intro, was James Bond... Looks like they 'borrowed' some ideas from the James Bond movies. ;-)