My least favorite song on the album... although it does have the great line, "Got a peg leg at the end of my stumpa... shake your rumpa." It's also got a slammin sub excursion under the chorus.

Notable samples in this song:

• James Brown Unity 7" single Tommy Boy 1984
• Rose Royce 6 O'Clock DJ Car Wash RCA 1976
• Rose Royce Born to Love You Car Wash RCA 1976
• Rose Royce Yo Yo Car Wash RCA 1976
• Harvey Scales Dancing Room Only Hotfoot: A Funque Dizco Opera Casablanca 1979
• Ronnie Laws Tell Me Something Good Pressure Sensitive Blue Note 1975
• Alphonse Mouzon Funky Snakefoot Funky Snakefoot Blue Note 1974
• & the Jazzy Five Jazzy Sensation 12" single Tommy Boy 1981
• Funky 4 + 1 That's the Joint 12" single Sugar Hill 1980
• Sugarhill Gang 8th Wonder 8th Wonder Sugar Hill 1981

Paul's Boutique Samples and References : Shake Your Rump

Samples:

• Beat is Harvey Scales's "Dancing Room Only" (from the lp hotfoot: a funque dizco opera, casablanca, 1977)
• "Shake Your Rump-ah" - from the Unity album by James Brown and Afrika Bambaataa
• Mostly taken from the "Car Wash" soundtrack by Rose Royce
• "It's the Joint" - song of same title by Funky 4+1
• Bong hit
• 'Scratch' heard under "the most packinest", "your belief, chief" and at the end - "Could you be Loved" by Bob Marley
• "Hoo-ha! Got them all in check." - "8th Wonder" by The Sugarhill Gang
• Afrika Bambaataa's, "Jazzy Sensation".
• Ronnie Laws, "Tell Me Something Good"
• The main drum roll is from "Funky Snakefoot" by Alphonze Mouzon from the album "Funky Snakefoot"
• Additional beats from "Super Mellow" by Paul Humphrey from the album "The Drum Suite"
• the sound similar to a straw being pulled through a soft drink lid is an African percussian instrument known as a "cuica"
• the disco call is from Foxy's "Get Off"
• After the chorus phrase "Shake Your Rump-a" there is a drum break with synth. The first two runthroughs, right before the rap starts again, the concluding drum fill is from "Good Time Bad Times" by Led Zepplin.
• "One for the Treble (Fresh)" by Davy DMX. Following the line: 'And when I say stupid I mean cupid" you hear "Fresh" from the song cut in (and then the line: "I'm not James at 15...")

References:

• Club Med - Vacation Paridise
• Pigpen - the original keyboardist/harmonica player/vocalist for the Grateful Dead
• Kangol - Brand of funky hat
• Patty Duke - popular hip-hop dance step during the mid-eighties, Patty Duke was also an old TV show
• "like Sam the butcher, bringing Alice the meat" - two characters from The Brady Bunch
• Fred Flintstone - from the cartoon "The Flintstones," who's car was powered by his 2 feet.
• tango - dance
• wrench - dance