Boogie down productions - Love's gonna get cha

Does anyone remember this song? If so does anyone know where the sample loop comes from. My dude told me he was sure it came from the pat metheny group but I wanted to know specifically which song from the pat metheny group did this sample come from?

i just dug that out of my archive today i'm going to play that monday in my set

naw dont know that loop sorry but it'll get anwsered dont worry

check the breaks .com

it is pat metheny.

I know its pat methany but im trying to figure out specifically which song is it

its called Spring ain't here by Pat Metheny

The vocal loop is a Jocelyn Brown sample. And word, that was the Blastmaster in top form.

"I was making about a g a week.....f*ck school"....

Metatron72 wrote:... And word, that was the Blastmaster in top form.

I love the song too! Off from Edutainment LP, that was a dope song. Amazing story telling style, it's a lost art form now...

JVC wrote:

Metatron72 wrote:... And word, that was the Blastmaster in top form.

I love the song too! Off from Edutainment LP, that was a dope song. Amazing story telling style, it's a lost art form now...

It really is, but guys like Killah Priest, AZ, Nas, Hell Razah, Rugged Man and Bronze Naz still fill that lane nicely for me.

classic song
a few days ago i was diggin Criminal Minded, By All Means Necessary and The Return Of The Boom Bap LPs
in the last year i'm not very much into KRS LPs, but these records are classic evergreen stuff and i want to play some in my next dj-set
here in my town young people don't get how much KRS influenced rap and hip hop in general.
anyone ever listened to the KRS-ONE 12" taken from the album "Adventures In Emceein" (2007)?