Bustin out! Die 100 besten Funk-Tracks

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20. Dezember 2016 um 12:32 #10035433 | PERMALINK

soulpope
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soulpope<iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/yzaGjYHoHiE?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“375″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> The Barons „Society Don’t Let Us Down“ (Mode 509) 1969 …. ein echter Kracher der aus New Orleans stammenden Burschen – und ein gewisser Wardell Quezergue an den Studioschalthebeln ….

Yeah! Die Temptations lassen grüssen, aber für sich gesehen schon ein guter Track: <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/QzDSIMAQWU4?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“375″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> Brinkley & Parker – Don’t Get Fooled by the Pander Man (1974)

Guter Stoff …. ich hab dann doch noch was (mit „erleuchtenden“ Lyrics ) …. :

Danny Delaney „Stop And Think“ (Seeda S-100)

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20. Dezember 2016 um 13:02 #10035459 | PERMALINK

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Und noch etwas aus der mehr erdverbundenen Abteilung …. :

Harvey Scales & The 7 Sounds „Get Down“ (Magic Touch 45-2007)

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20. Dezember 2016 um 22:06 #10036237 | PERMALINK

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soulpopeUnd noch etwas aus der mehr erdverbundenen Abteilung …. : <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/TeBsOZ6vg1s?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“281″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> Harvey Scales & The 7 Sounds „Get Down“ (Magic Touch 45-2007)

Ja ganz schön funky,hört sich aber so an als ob der Track aus der Pre-Funk- Ära stammt (sach mer mal so bis 1967)

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20. Dezember 2016 um 22:19 #10036313 | PERMALINK

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soulpopeUnd noch etwas aus der mehr erdverbundenen Abteilung …. : <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/TeBsOZ6vg1s?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“281″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> Harvey Scales & The 7 Sounds „Get Down“ (Magic Touch 45-2007)

Ja ganz schön funky,hört sich aber so an als ob der Track aus der Pre-Funk- Ära stammt (sach mer mal so bis 1967)

Korrekt …. 1968 (erschien zumindest dieser Kracher) …. Pre-Funk der funktioniert ….

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20. Dezember 2016 um 22:43 #10036389 | PERMALINK

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Da ist es wirklich erstaunlich was für einen Sound James Brown schon 1965 hatte

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20. Dezember 2016 um 22:47 #10036399 | PERMALINK

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ferryDa ist es wirklich erstaunlich was für einen Sound James Brown schon 1965 hatte <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/QE5D2hJhacU?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“281″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe>

Und der sich über erstaunlich lange Zeit immer wieder neu erfand ….

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29. Dezember 2016 um 8:15 #10043049 | PERMALINK

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Ah, Ah, Ah, Heavy Drums :twisted:

Len Wade ‎– Boss Beat / Which Way Do I Go (UA 987)

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2. Januar 2017 um 16:02 #10046703 | PERMALINK

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FUNK :twisted:

Reuben Bell ‎– Leave My Kitten Alone / All The Time (1973) Deluxe 45-148

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3. Januar 2017 um 19:03 #10047483 | PERMALINK

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mr_so_so_4lifeFUNK <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/jgA-DNzRWhU?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“375″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> Reuben Bell ‎– Leave My Kitten Alone / All The Time (1973) Deluxe 45-148

Yeah, yeah ….

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3. Januar 2017 um 19:04 #10047487 | PERMALINK

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Jetzt a bissl abgespeckter Funkschmus ….

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4. Januar 2017 um 14:27 #10048471 | PERMALINK

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Explosions feat Juanita Brooks „Garden Of Four Trees“ (Gold Cup 0905) ca 1970 …. was man beim Umsortieren alles im Plattendepot findet …. mehr über diese Scheine hier …. :

http://homeofthegroove.blogspot.co.at/2005/05/strange-fruit.html

„Garden of Four Trees“ (Edwin J. Bocage)
Explosions, featuring Juanita Brooks [sic], Gold Cup, about 1970

Eddie Bo started to do some producing for me, but his stuff just didn’t sound right. . . .I always felt that there was something that didn’t fit or was out of tune on everything Eddie Bo produced. I tried to tell him, but he just laughed. – Joe Banashak (owner of Minit, Instant, Seven B, and related labels), as quoted in I Hear You Knockin’ by Jeff Hannusch.

When he produced the Explosions’ “Garden Of Four Trees”, Eddie Bo was a few years removed from working for Banashak at Instant and Seven B, and at the tail end of his stint with Al Scramuzza’s Scram and related labels. As he had done in the mid-1960s, Eddie again began making records on his own and would continue to go it alone for the rest of his life. Gold Cup was one of several imprints he used in the early 1970s; but, when interviewed late in his life by Martin Lawrie for the Eddie Bo Discography, Eddie could not remember much about this label. As Martin points out in his section on Gold Cup, Bo did an interview with Wax Poetics in 2004 in which he revealed that there had been a mistake on the credit for the featured vocalist on „Garden Of Four Trees“. Instead of lead vocalist for the Explosions, Juanita Brooks, Marilyn Barbarin actually sang the tune. As some of you may know, Barbarin had another release on one of Eddie’s labels of the period, Bo-Sound (#105/106), doing the fiercely funky Bo original, „Reborn“, b/w „Believe Me“. The singer, though, was never a member of the Explosions, according to Bo; and it remains unclear why she was featured on a record attributed to them, instead of the equally talented Brooks [who passed away in September of 2009]. Chalk it up as another of the inscrutabilities scattered throughout Bo’s career.

Now, to some ears, “Garden Of Four Trees” just ain’t quite right. They would be in the Banashak camp, I suppose. But to the true funk fiend, virtually everything else can slide, as long as the beat moves booty with poly-rhythmic passion and/or abandon. I’m usually a bit less absolute; but, on this track, I’ll have to agree that the groove rules, despite some minor musical mayhem. Ultimately, I believe there was even some method to Eddie Bo’s alleged madness on this strangely conceived funk anomaly with hard to decipher lyrics, semi-cryptic botanical metaphors, and some unusual changes, to say the least. Sure, Ms Barbarin’s vocal strays toward atonality in the purposely off kilter sections between the bouncing, vaguely Afro-beat feel of the verses. But it’s still a great performance. Personally, I think Bo wanted her to go out, or left her out-ness in, relishing the spontaneous imperfection as part of the artistic allure of the piece. Keeping things unusual, he made the bass an effective, agile lead instrument on the track, while the drums and other percussion undulated throughout, overriding and rendering irrelevant the occasional dissonance.

There were two other known singles on Gold Cup, before Bo let it fall by the wayside, both by the Explosions: the funky, innocuous, but hooky “Hip Drop, Pt 1 &2” (#005) and another two-parter, the ultra-rare, „Jockey Ride“ (#555), which, as Bo confirmed to Lawrie, was sung by Juanita Brooks. The latter record had been rumored but unknown until recently, when Martin discovered a copy, much to the envy of collectors and all seekers of Bo-consciousness. I long to hear it, at least, since I’m sure I can’t afford it.

Be sure to marvel at Martin’s handiwork on the Eddie Bo Discography – still a bit buggy and incomplete, but a massive and valuable resource for which he deserves much praise. Also, for a well-considered appreciation of various aspects of Eddie Bo’s musical career, mostly from the late 1960s onward, check out Larry Grogan’s fine work at his webzine, Funky 16 Corners.

As Joe Banashak attempted to articulate, during the later 1960s and on into the next decade, Mr. Bocage could be an unpredictable, mischievous recording artist and producer. Along with all his confusing aliases, quirky compositions, offbeat arrangements, and sonic experiments, Bo managed to create and inhabit his own peculiar world of funk in New Orleans, finding a sound and approach on his projects distinct from his contemporaries. He truly was a trip; and, as with many unique and creative artists, most people didn’t get what he was up to at the time. We probably still don’t; but the world in a way has been catching up to him. His cult continues to grow, because in much of his music you can hear his joy in making it and the fun he had when he occasionally goofed on everybody. How amazing it must have been to him that people still appreciate his work and dig records that he had all but forgotten about.

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4. Januar 2017 um 16:55 #10048571 | PERMALINK

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New World „Help The Man“ (Polydor PD-14154) 1972

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1. Februar 2017 um 22:18 #10076733 | PERMALINK

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1. Februar 2017 um 23:09 #10076759 | PERMALINK

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soulpope<iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/Bh2ra2LMlHs?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“281″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> New World „Help The Man“ (Polydor PD-14154) 1972

Butt shakin‘ stuff !

Und von mir mal ein Syl Johnson Kracher

„Different Strokes“ 1967

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1. Februar 2017 um 23:15 #10076761 | PERMALINK

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soulpope<iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/Bh2ra2LMlHs?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“281″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> New World „Help The Man“ (Polydor PD-14154) 1972

Butt shakin‘ stuff ! Und von mir mal ein Syl Johnson Kracher <iframe src=“https://www.youtube.com/embed/vsAUISH8axE?feature=oembed“ width=“500″ height=“375″ frameborder=“0″ allowfullscreen=“allowfullscreen“></iframe> „Different Strokes“ 1967

Guter Mann 8-) ….

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