These threads are made to initiate discussion and posting about funk, soul, disco, gogo, breakbeat and all the groovy music you don't see mentionned in other threads.
sunny monday edition
I'll post albums and 12"s/7"s, do so yourself so we can all get back home with new items on our wishlists !
optional questions :
a) what are you listening to right know ? b) what are you favorite albums/12"s/7"s released so far this year, and what releases are waiting for c) what shows did you get to recently or are planning to go ?
to start in the JB REAlm, ere's sething he might have appreciated if it came o his ears, because for once this 1976 band understood it was pointless to try to make dinner better than the chef, so they did it their own effective (but, sadly, only 30mn long) style
excellent ! thanks for sharing, I'll try too find more of this band if it is in the same vein the only peruvian funk I knew until now was Black sugar (they made two good LPs that are more funky than this maxi)
incredible half P half boogie album from the usually soulful Chicago from the brain of the Shelton/Commander duo first track is pretty much a copycat of Prince's Sexy dancer, but the rest is so good they(re forgiven
You are welcome, I can give you quick crash course.
The man who adapted the cumbia style to electric guitar was Enrique Delgado, every note he plays grooves, no exceptions, with his band Los destellos he defined the psychodelic cumbia and the electric cumbia.
