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RATM pwnage
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Stevie Wonder is the god of funk soul! Would Al Green be put in this category, I really like him.
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yes al green belongs here
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RAGE AGAINST THE MACHINE
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i love too theese artists.I listen only to funk, jazz and 60's music so quite only to black musicians. And you?
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Truly awesome. I am very familiar with each of the above names. With the exception of The Supremes, I have music by all of the artists mentioned. "Old school" is my personal choice as far as music goes, regardless of the genre. However, I do have a particular fondness for old funk and jazz. Great stuff. |
What about Quzar, Mutiny, Ohio players, Rick James and the Headhunters.
As far as the Supremes are concerned, and Motown for that matter, it was the beginning of the end for Great music. Motown ushered in the mass produced, generic pop music era. Stax and later Casablanca Records kept the funk alive while giving the artist a creative outlet and the listener an alternative to the "assembly line" bland music of Motown. I am and always will be "devoid of pop" |
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I dig funk/soul :tramp: |
I love, love, LOVE old soul music, from about the mid-50s to the mid-70s. Ray Charles, Sam Cooke, James Brown, Otis Redding, Al Green, Stevie Wonder, Marvin ***e... geniuses, everyone of them.
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Nobody has lived until they have heard Tower Of Power or Blood sweat And Tears... their great!
I would Recommend: "Blood sweat and Tears" and "Bump City" |
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