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Dyke and the Blazers Ahhhhh this is what I call MUSIC, I love this track, it should be sent to all current music executives! (the lyrics are just sooo right):
http://www.youtube.com/wa...6SBkBPd4xs I found this band doing a random Funk music search and I am now happy to have it on vinyl. One of the reviews said that James Brown was scared about them, well at least musically and I understand why!. Enjoy! [Edited 11/9/07 2:06am] "Girly Man Man Man..... Kill her kill her kill her" | |
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That'd be DYKE... 
...the original Funky Broadway resident. This 33-track comp was released earlier this year... 
...We Got More Soul tA  Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 "Ya see, we're not interested in what you know...but what you are willing to learn. C'mon y'all." | |
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theAudience said: That'd be DYKE...
...the original Funky Broadway resident. This 33-track comp was released earlier this year...
...We Got More Soul tA Tribal Disorder
http://www.soundclick.com...dID=182431 Alright TA, you stumped me on this one. I will have to dig in my collection in the basement for the original funky broadaway. Damn.  | |
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Dyke (not Duke) and the Blazers were probably the second Funk band to come along in the mid-60's, definitely after James Brown. They say he's the first artist to have "Funky" in a song title, he wasn't the first to use "funky" in a song, I think I heard JB say the word Funk in 1963.
They seemed more raw then James Brown and his boys in the mid-60's and not as tight, but they were number 2 in the 60's then you had Charles Wright and his 103 Band then Sly. PRINCE: Always and Forever
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LittleBLUECorvette said: Dyke (not Duke) and the Blazers were probably the second Funk band to come along in the mid-60's, definitely after James Brown. They say he's the first artist to have "Funky" in a song title, he wasn't the first to use "funky" in a song, I think I heard JB say the word Funk in 1963.
They seemed more raw then James Brown and his boys in the mid-60's and not as tight, but they were number 2 in the 60's then you had Charles Wright and his 103 Band then Sly. Yep sorry I had Dyke in mind it is a typo mistake. "Girly Man Man Man..... Kill her kill her kill her" | |
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I like my funk dirty and not that tight, that's why Dyke and the gang's tunes still hold-up. Sharon Jones cops one of their riffs on her new album... | |
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Suzieq76 said: LittleBLUECorvette said: Dyke (not Duke) and the Blazers were probably the second Funk band to come along in the mid-60's, definitely after James Brown. They say he's the first artist to have "Funky" in a song title, he wasn't the first to use "funky" in a song, I think I heard JB say the word Funk in 1963.
They seemed more raw then James Brown and his boys in the mid-60's and not as tight, but they were number 2 in the 60's then you had Charles Wright and his 103 Band then Sly. Yep sorry I had Dyke in mind it is a typo mistake. Dear, do his memory justice and click on that button that says "edit post" | |
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