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Lowell Fulson

Tramp

1966 · via Cypress Hill

Lowell Fulson recorded “Tramp” in 1966. Lowell Fulson wrote it with Jimmy McCracklin. An earlier recording by Lowell Fulson is on file. Also recorded by Otis Redding (1964), Otis Redding & Carla Thomas (1967) and Julie Driscoll, Brian Auger & the Trinity (1967), among 64 recordings on file. Cypress Hill’s “No entiendes la onda” in 1999 is built on it: this song’s writers are on that record’s credit.

Lowell Fulson – Tramp
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Lowell Fulson had "Tramp" on record before Cypress Hill built on it, and Otis Redding cut it with Carla Thomas too. Salt‐N‐Pepa took a swing at it as well, so one song lands in a lot of hands.

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Written by Lowell Fulson and Jimmy McCracklin.

Recorded earlier by Lowell Fulson; whether that was the first recording is not on file.

Built on this record

Cypress Hill’s “No entiendes la onda” (1999) carries this song’s writers on its credit, the mark of a cleared sample or an interpolation.

Other recordings on file

64 recordings of “Tramp” on MusicBrainz in all.

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Cypress Hill's "No entiendes la onda" runs on an older song, "Tramp." Which group also put their own recording of "Tramp" on record?Salt‐N‐Pepa
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