Looking for a sample, my memory is failing me

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Looking for a sample, my memory is failing me

I need help, I’m looking for the sample, I’m really familiar with but for the life of me, I just can’t remember where it comes from. I had a look inside my whole collection to find it, I know I have it soemwhere, but after hundreds of tries trying to find that track, I failed. Considering my sample collection, I probably have it already.

I’m just asking for the title/artist(s), not the sample itself of course.

It’s just a very well known sample, used in a lot of techno and house music. The sample is ‘old’, so I was looking at late 80’s and early 90’s house techno music (but I may be wrong).
It’s a male voice shouting Aaah for one beat (something a bit ‘wet’ and crisp at the same time, like he is breathing out, then it’s get delayed two of three times. It’s almost like ashort laughter but it’s not.

Sorry to not have much details, I’m not even able to bring out a track that has that sample on it. But it should be pretty common. If I would play it, you would known it for sure.

Thanks in any help provided.

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4:21

More of a laughter but its a reckognised well used sample!

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Found it after after searching the whole night…

Thread can be closed ^^

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And…? Put it up, I’m still trying to figure out what you were on about.

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excellent thread my friend

i knew the sample you were referring to immediately

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Don’t leave us hangin’ man! What was it?

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I like the tease ^^

The original here at 4:50

And then I knew it very well, probably obviously from The theme of S’express (at the very end) or Eric B & Rakim’s Paid in full (the seven minutes Coldcut version only as there is a ‘mini’ madness version from Coldcut that doesn’t feature it).

S’Express, at the very end 3:45

Eric B & Rakim - Paid in full (Coldcut seven minutes of madness) at 4:32

I left the last two from the start on purpose

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note: hey EranZangvil, I didn’t see your post in the first place, but you were obviously very close !

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Here’s a breakdown of where it came from along with other samples from Paid in Full. It is originally from The Peech Boys.