The Favorite Soul - R&B - Funk - Thread

[Nai Noswad]

This for my sparring soul partner, a dude that is cool, yet pulls no punches..
Cracking a step two in your honour Southern.

 

[E-Z]

Boogie Nights by Heatwave I always liked this Dance/Funk classic it always takes me back to 1976

 

[Nai Noswad]

Boogie Nights by Heatwave I always liked this Dance/Funk classic it always takes me back to 1976

British funk scene was top notch.. two dodgy clubs I used to frequent - punters were dodge City, but the music was tasty

 

[E-Z]

British funk scene was top notch.. two dodgy clubs I used to frequent - punters were dodge City, but the music was tasty

Boogie Nights always takes me straight back to 1976-77 it's a really good Dance/Funk song. Rod Temperton from Heatwave went on to work with none other than Michael Jackson. Rod passed away in 2016.

 

[Slipn]

Hey Nai.. Just bopping in to add to the funk list.. George Clinton made this video.. 1973.. Gossip says he and the crew were on acid..

 

[Nai Noswad]

Real nice to drop by Southern, that soul bond can't be broken!
George and the whole lot look whacked up on scooby snacks...( Stay in touch dude, nai.)
I dug Boz since his DNA squares back to early Steve Miller, folks Rave about Silk Degrees, but... Down Two, Then Left is an equally solid piece of adult soul- that'd you find on Vinyl.

Boz Scaggs- 1993.

 

[Nai Noswad]

Mary Ann Saxton starting laying down wax at the age of fifteen - out of Edmonton she cut some sassy soul in Alberta. 45 releases on the Quality label sit on my shelves... and even though her biggest hit was in '73... this 1968 single heated the teenage floor on the' Lights Out' section at close of play.

Mary Saxton - Sad Eyes.

 

[Slipn]

 

[Nai Noswad]

Tommy Boy was a great label.. Jeez I must spin some 12"s.
Found this today in a spanking gold sleeve.

Dillinger - Melting Pot.

 

[Nai Noswad]

This lady was all about the music, and influenced by Herbie Mann in particular.
Cut at the Sound Factory, Hollywood in 1973,taken from a vital piece of vinyl.

Bobbi Humphrey - Chicago Damn.