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<blockquote data-quote="marchwiel" data-source="post: 303637" data-attributes="member: 1050"><p>Yeah, it is Jesse Jackson. The full speach is:</p><p></p><p>"[Sinners] Get ready. It’s morning time. From the slave ship; to the championship; it's morning time. From the outhouse; to the state house; to the courthouse; to The White House, it’s morning time.. . .” . </p><p></p><p>Other parts of this speach are sampled on all sorts of records, for instance the "I know a star" used in Zero Zero. </p><p>Yeah, that is a different speach. Can't remember even if it is Jesse Jackson, but I think it is from the "house negro-field negro" speach. It's first used by Public Enemy, but it is a long time since I read any of my 60s US history books to remember who said it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="marchwiel, post: 303637, member: 1050"] Yeah, it is Jesse Jackson. The full speach is: "[Sinners] Get ready. It’s morning time. From the slave ship; to the championship; it's morning time. From the outhouse; to the state house; to the courthouse; to The White House, it’s morning time.. . .” . Other parts of this speach are sampled on all sorts of records, for instance the "I know a star" used in Zero Zero. Yeah, that is a different speach. Can't remember even if it is Jesse Jackson, but I think it is from the "house negro-field negro" speach. It's first used by Public Enemy, but it is a long time since I read any of my 60s US history books to remember who said it. [/QUOTE]
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