How Do I Into Funk?
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How Do I Into Funk?
>>65860722
you can find some advice in archived funk threads : https://archive.rebeccablacktech.com/mu/thread/S65701389
>>65861006
not OP but thanks
I listen to more g funk but i do look up the samples they use sometimes. A lot of it is semi long form jamming music. Just put it on when you're in the mood. The most famous bands have a lot of material so you won't run out. just start with some parliemnt, isley brothers, ohio players etc
>>65860722
>2016
>not listening to disco
>>65860722
try https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCvPg59GgD9zawEC6zJLzEbQ
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1WpidoYChUGcyHAcnALQIg
and
https://www.youtube.com/user/TheCoffeeShopShop
also start looking for Band that released their LP's on Stax Records
Maybe also the Mo-Town stuff but it's mainly what white americans wanted funk to be
>>65862810
but I do, friend
ABBA, Bee Gees, Saturday Night Fever, the list could just go on and on forever
>>65860722
Slayd5000 youtube channel and channels like it. Don't listen to albums just because you're used to rock.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQb2R3ag2A0
>>65863620
it's true that the LP format isn't the most adapted to funk, but there still were albums whith no weak track
I do agree with you though, nothing beats digginh the shit out of dirty ass crates and ending up like pic related
>>65860722
start with this
>>65862810
Why not both?
Step 1 is Funkadelic. All the other steps are also Funkadelic.
>>65864420
now that's what I call carefully exploring a genre
fuck this bandwagonning loser James Brown he wouldn't have achieved anyhting without Funkadelic anyway
