The History Of Funk

The History Of Funk – September 13, 2013 at 10:00pm

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Playlist

This one is all about The Last Poets, who introduced everyone to rapping in the mid 60’s, accompanied by civil rights radicals like Malcolm X, and the whole aura of black radical revolutionary lyrics and speeches that scared us all in that short but intense era of black political emergence. Vietnam underlies much of this cultural resentment and M.L.K decries our war in Vietnam in one of the best, now forgotten speeches he ever gave.

3 Hours

Playlist

Artist Song Album Label
Al Eaton Paris Skyler JettHistory of Funk intro songdemo
B.T. ExpressExpressBest ofRhino
Ohio PlayersO-H-I-OAngelMercury
ParliamentTear the Roof off the SuckerMothership ConnectionMercury
MutinyLumpFunk Road
Ronkat Spearman's KatdelicGiveMeBackMyFunkyMusicsingle
ParliamentGamin' On YaClones of Dr Funkenstein
MutinyThee Funky PrezFunk Road
Earth, Wind & FireSign OnNow, Then & ForeverColumbia
Bar KaysShineLight of Life
fDeluxeSanctified Pajama Party
MutineeWhat? Yeah!Funk Road
MutinyPrayer for the LivingFunk Roade
Earth, Wind & FireGot to be loveNow, Then & Forever
MuteenySweet BlessingsFunk Rd
Eddie HazelSo Goes the StoryGames, Dames & Guitar Thangs
MutinnyDiggy Don DottaFunk Rhode
Jerome Braileyinterview pt 1
FunkadelicIf You got Funk You Got StyleHardcore Jollies
Parliament HandcuffsMothership Connection
MutinyVoyage to the bottom of the PMutiny on the Mamaship
Five StairstepsOoh Child
MutinneeWe Keep Dooin Our thangFunk Rode
Jerome Braileyinterview pt 2
MutaniePromenadeFunk Rolled

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