MADISON, Wis. (AP) — Clyde Stubblefield, a James Brown drummer who created one of the most widely sampled drum breaks ever, has died. He was 73. 
  
 His wife, Jody Hannon, says Stubblefield died of kidney failure at a Madison, Wisconsin, hospital Saturday. She says he had been suffering from kidney disease for 10 years, and had been hospitalized for a few days. 
  
 Stubblefield performed on several of Brown's classics, but was best known for a short break on Brown's 1970 single, "Funky Drummer." Rolling Stone says it was sampled on over 1,000 songs and served as the backbeat for countless hip-hop tracks, including Public Enemy's "Fight the Power." 
  
 Hennon says Stubblefield never saw many royalties and never expected them. 
  
 Stubblefield was born in Chattanooga, Tennessee, but had lived in Madison for 25 years. ||||| Rating is available when the video has been rented. 
  
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 A whole lot of superstars, on this stage here tonight 
  
 But I want you all to know one thing-this is.... 
  
 My... 
  
 House and when I say who's house, you all know what time it is. 
  
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 They said, rap was crap 
  
 But never had this band 
  
 Till the ruler came 
  
 With a cooler name 
  
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 Name is Run my son 
  
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– Clyde Stubblefield, a James Brown drummer who created one of the most widely sampled drum breaks ever, has died. He was 73. Stubblefield's wife, Jody Hannon, tells the AP he died of kidney failure at a Madison, Wisconsin, hospital Saturday. She says he had been suffering from kidney disease for 10 years, and had been hospitalized for a few days. Stubblefield performed on several of Brown's classics, but was best known for a short break on Brown's 1970 single, "Funky Drummer." Rolling Stone says it was sampled on more than 1,000 songs and served as the backbeat for countless hip-hop tracks, including Public Enemy's "Fight the Power." Hennon says the Tennessee-born Stubblefield never saw many royalties and never expected them.