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Common: "Follow Me" (Unreleased)
This new, previously unreleased track from Common was originally thought to be a leftover from the Like Water for Chocolate era, or around 1998-2000. But after several listens, it became clear that the reggae-tinged "Follow Me," which references former President George W. Bush and weapons of massive destruction, was likely recorded during the Be sessions, or 2003-05. Either way, new Common is still one hell of a treat, even with the unfinished feel of the track. Still, I could definitely hear this fitting in on Be, particularly because of the jazzy, horns-laden production.
You can listen to "Follow Me" below.
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This Common track was not produced by Karriem Riggins. The post has been amended.
What reggae sample is this!!!!! PLEASE!!!!!
zino