F.T. (Fuc That) - Brolic (2001) sampled Marvin Gaye - "T" Stands For Trouble (1972)

Artist:  F.T. (Fuc That)
Song:  Brolic
Year:  2001
Album:  Rush Hour 2 OST (and 12-inch Single)

An excellent choice for any movie, put F.T. in your next OST.

Artist:  Brand Nubian
Song:  Meaning Of The 5%
Year:  1992
Album:  In God We Trust

Even though Grand Puba left the group for this album, Lord Jamar, Sadat X and DJ Sincere made a classic.

Artist:  Marvin Gaye
Song:  "T" Stands For Trouble
Year:  1972
Album:  Trouble Man Motion Picture Soundtrack

Anything by Marvin Gaye has potential to sample.

F.T. used the samples between 0:21 and 0:25.  Brand Nubian used the one-bar loop at 3:43 for the intro and the one-bar loop at 1:03 for the main part of the song.

Capone And Noreaga - Married To Marijuana (1997) sampled Al Green - Something (1976)

Artist:  Capone And Noreaga (Capone -N- Noreaga)
Song:  Married To Marijuana
Year:  1997
Album:  Not Officially Released (White Label 12-inch)

This song would have fit in perfectly on "The War Report" album.  I can imagine Al Green not wanting to clear the sample because of the lyrics.

Artist:  Brand Nubian
Song:  Maybe One Day
Year:  1998
Album:  Foundation

I figure Brand Nubian dropped the science on Al Green and he gladly cleared the sample. 

Artist:  Al Green
Song:  Something
Year:  1976
Album:  Have A Good Time

A lot of babies were made to this stuff.  The Capone -N- Noreaga sample is a four-bar loop starting at 0:01.  Brand Nubian used the same loop.  Capone -N- Noreaga also took the sample from 0:29 for a two-bar loop in the chorus.