A Guy Called Gerald mixing up some choice funk
A Guy Called Gerald. 70's-80's funk on da chill by aguycalledgerald
partial tracklist . . .
rastafarian folk song - cymande
clap ya hands - the meters
easin in - edwin star
intimate frends - eddie kendriks
cant turn me away - sylvia striplin
turned on to you - 80s ladies
you caught me smilin - sly and the family stone
dont stop the music - yarbrough and peoples
genius of love - tom tom club
rapture - debbie harry
hydraulic pump - p-funk
dog talk - k9 corps
nobody can be u - steve arrington
encore - cheryl lynn
just a touch of love - slave
rock creek park- the black byrds
last night a dj saved my life - indeep
set it off - harlequin 4
super rap inst - grand master flash
Showing posts with label Funk. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Funk. Show all posts
Monday, August 15, 2011
A Guy Called Gerald. 70's-80's funk on da chill
Tuesday, February 15, 2011
Mysterian
Insanely funky cover of ? & the Mysterians "96 Tears" by the one and only Big Maybelle
G'aun yersel hen!
G'aun yersel hen!
Labels:
96 tears,
big maybellle,
Funk,
garage rock,
question mark and the msyterians,
Soul
Wednesday, October 27, 2010
I kick arse for the LORD!
Al was asking for Reverend Julius Cheeks recordings, I knew I didn't have any albums, but the name totally rang a bell. Turns out it's from a track off of this album. It's a great collection of funk laden gospel, every tracks a winner in my book . . . hope you enjoy it
Download Overcome: Preaching in Rhythm and Funk
1 - Rev. Cleophus Robinson-Morning and Evening
2- The Staple Singers- Going Away
3- The Campbell Brothers feat. Katie Jackson-I Feel Good
4- Rev. Louis Overstreet-Prayer/I'm a Solider in the Army of the Lord
5- Prince Dixon-He Brought Me Out
6-Crownseekers-Keep on Trusting in the Lord
7- Gospel Hummingbirds-Pray On
8-Southern Gate Singers-Keep on Praying
9-Prince Dixon-Get Right Church
10-The Staple Singers-Uncloudy Day
11-The Campbell Brothers feat. Katie Jackson-By and By
12-Rev. Julius Cheeks-Nobody's Fault But Mine
13- Sensational Harmonizers-He Never Lost a Battle
Monday, October 11, 2010
Solomon Burke 1940 - 2010
Well, after 70 years, 17 million records sold, 21 children and 90 grand children, original soul man Solomon Burke has died. How many real Soul Men are left, I wonder? How many of his label mates at the legendary Atlantic records back in the sixties are still going? Aretha Franklin for one . . .can’t be many more though. According to the news I’m reading, the cause of death isn’t clear, but how many 30 stone 70 year olds are there? Solomon enjoyed his life right to the end, performing live, recording, and writing music. It’s fitting that he died on the way to a gig, as he says in this interview in the telegraph last year, ‘I’ll sing as long as I have breath’
Monday, August 9, 2010
Bow down and worship . . .Larry Graham
Prince comes on to help with some guitar work during an Encore of 'Thank You' with master of Funk bass, Larry Graham.
Larry Graham INVENTED slap bass.
If that fact doesn't immediately make him worthy of worship, let me tell you some more about this guy, a god to me and a genuine hero of modern music.
Labels:
Betty Davis,
Bow down and worship,
Funk,
Graham Central Station,
Larry Graham,
Prince,
Sly and the Family Stone
Monday, July 19, 2010
Parliament and Funkadelic Discographies
Angrychairs is a heavy metal blog, but some good hearted genius just posted the entire discographies of Parliament and Funkadelic respectively. Get them while they're funky.
Tuesday, July 6, 2010
Suono Libero: A Trip Through Obscure 70's Jazz Funk Tracks From Italian Music Library Label
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