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Thread started 08/05/05 6:00pm

pkidwell

Any decent Funk Compilations out there?

I don't mean ones that are your standard 'Time-Life' hits like Brick House or Atomic Dog. I just picked one up called "Now Again Records Presents Cold Heat - Heavy Funk Rarities 1968-1974" and it is very good. Just wondering if there were any other good ones out there. Thanks.
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Reply #1 posted 08/05/05 6:03pm

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Though, this might be too funky for most of y'all. pimp2
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Reply #2 posted 08/05/05 6:11pm

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sinisterpentatonic said:

Though, this might be too funky for most of y'all. pimp2

That is just so wrong disbelief ...but probably right on. lol

That deep N'awlins funk.

Take me back to...



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Reply #3 posted 08/05/05 6:43pm

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I'm sure DavidEye has a few killer comp Funk series from the 70s.


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Reply #4 posted 08/05/05 7:13pm

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The Funk Box


Misses some faves, but it covers all of the bases. By far the most decent.
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Reply #5 posted 08/05/05 8:01pm

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This is a good compilation, and it's what got me started:



Check out the allmusic entry for a track listing and samples. If you wanna try something more organic, earthy, sweaty funk, try Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings. They're a new group, but sound like they came about in the 60s.



Again, the allmusic listing has more on them, including their blistering version of Janet's What Have You Done for Me Lately?
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Reply #6 posted 08/05/05 8:50pm

pkidwell

thanks!!
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Reply #7 posted 08/05/05 10:25pm

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theAudience said:

sinisterpentatonic said:

Though, this might be too funky for most of y'all. pimp2

That is just so wrong disbelief ...but probably right on. lol

That deep N'awlins funk.

Take me back to...



...Tipatina's neutral


tA

peace Tribal Disorder

http://www.soundclick.com...rmusic.htm
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I love Tipatin's
Thats the first place I saw George and the first or second time I saw the Time
Kick ass
I haven't been there in awhile though
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Reply #8 posted 08/06/05 12:18am

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Funky 16 Corners is a great compilation of rare funk. nod
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Reply #9 posted 08/06/05 12:29am

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Rhastus said:



I love Tipatin's
Thats the first place I saw George and the first or second time I saw the Time
Kick ass
I haven't been there in awhile though

Got to play there a few times back in the 70s.
Great old funky "joint".

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Reply #10 posted 08/06/05 5:33am

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The very best series I have seen is "Phat Trax" Volumes 1-7. Most of the tracks on all the series are either the full length album versions or 12 Inch versions.



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Reply #11 posted 08/06/05 1:09pm

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"Westbound Funk"


it was almost too dirty underground funk for me. I bought it for one song "I Love You" by the Motivations dancing jig headbang Got daym I knew if i didnt have that song I was gonna die! Shit costed me $25.00 toom it was an import.
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