Which label had the BIGGEST Impact on Hip Hop?

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@Deorro kuja sikiza hizi
http://www.last.fm/music/David+Axelrod/_/Holy+Thursday

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qOkALUZDxYI

Alafu rudia kusema hip hop was not influenced by songs of motown, kisha angalia hizi
http://www.whosampled.com/David-Axelrod/Holy-Thursday/sampled/

http://www.whosampled.com/Lee-Mason-&-His-Orchestra/Shady-Blues/sampled/

Alafu soma hii. http://www.popmatters.com/feature/69528-these-are-the-breaks-the-motown-sounds-influence-on-hip-hop-sampling/

Yes motown itself did not produce hip hop even though the question states which label had the biggest impact (nothing about production there) but works emanating from its studios are used as a benchmark for hip hop production, to the point where other artistes have to pay royalties to use samples from motown

http://www.whosampled.com/song-tag/Motown/sampled/
http://m.telegram.com/article/20090907/news/909070364

Weka ten defining changing hiphop tracks or Albums n lets see the influence Motown had on them. You are speaking like a whole album got influenced by motown or like 50% of all hiphop songs got sampled from Motown

  1. Got to Give It Up (1977) by Marvin Gaye was sampled in Blurred Lines by Robin Thicke
  2. Brother’s Gonna Work It Out (1973) by Willie Hutch was sampled in Rat-Tat-Tat-Tat by Dr. Dre feat. RBX and Snoop Dogg
  3. I Want You Back (1969) by The Jackson 5 was sampled in Izzo (H.O.V.A.) by Jay Z
  4. What It Is? (1972) by The Temptations was sampled in The Corner by Common feat. Kanye West and The Last Poets
  5. Cause I Love You (1978) by Lenny Williams was sampled in Overnight Celebrity by Twista
  6. Silly, Wasn’t I (1972) by Valerie Simpson was sampled in Best Friend by 50 Cent
  7. Fight the Power (1989) by Public Enemy sampled Funky Drummer by James Brown (1970) Different Strokes by Syl Johnson (1967) Fight the Power by The Isley Brothers (1975)
  8. Come Live With Me Angel (1976) by Marvin Gaye was sampled in Wanna Get to Know You by G-Unit feat. Joe
  9. I Call Your Name (1979) by Switch (Band) was sampled in Throw Some D’s by Rich Boy feat. Polow Da Don (2006) Memories (Part II) by Big Sean and John Legend (2011) It Just Ain’t Right by Ne-Yo (2006)
  10. All Night Long (1983) by Mary Jane Girls was sampled in Around the Way Girl by LL Cool J (1990) You Know How We Do It by Ice Cube (1993) Smooth Operator by Big Daddy Kane (1989)
  11. ABC (1970) by The Jackson 5 was sampled in O.P.P. by Naughty by Nature

Do you want more evidence?

9/13 songs in Kanye West’s album Graduation are made out of samples

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Kubali yaishe. Motown had a very big influence on hip hop.

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Aftermath…dre is a fucking genius