Re: Best Funk Songs
- From: The Bishop <Convery.Kevin@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 30 Jun 2008 10:02:00 -0700 (PDT)
On Jun 30, 1:06 am, "js" <noth...@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
also,
while funk has distinctive bass styles, the real mutation is
the rhythm guitar. If the bass is funky and the rhythm guitar
isn't, it sounds funny.
Or like every Jam band out there.
"Les Cargill" <lcarg...@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Jim Carr wrote:
My roots are in blues and classic rock. I'm in an original alternative
rock band right now. I enjoy it, but I'm finding it a bit stifling doing
just originals.
For my own enjoyment and growth I'd like to be a better funk player. I'd
like some suggestions for what you guys would consider songs that really
capture the essence of funk.
Thanks in advance.
Not songs per se, but acts. Ohio Players, Earth Wind and Fire, the
various Bootsy/Parliment permutations, some of Rick James, the
Meters,...there are others. Brothers Johnson. Booker T.
And, of course, James Brown.
But a good grasp of Motown I would consider essential. Also also,
while funk has distinctive bass styles, the real mutation is
the rhythm guitar. If the bass is funky and the rhythm guitar
isn't, it sounds funny.
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Les Cargill- Hide quoted text -
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Africaa Bambaata, "Funk You."
'Nuf said.
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