Tag Archives: Funk
Soul- and funk-ified cover songs are almost always a blast, . . .
Gunshot! Gunshot! Nanoo, Nanoo. What it is? Hip and Heavy, the . . .
Maceo Parker is a towering figure in the soul/jazz/funk universe. . . .
Prince’s 1987 album Sign O’ the Times endured a convoluted . . .
The Ladies Of… could’ve named themselves Alabama Georgia Line, but . . .
Atlanta musician Mathis Hunter, alumnus of local groups Noot d’Noot . . .
Hamilton Bohannon, the influential Newnan, Georgia-born funk/disco singer, drummer, bandleader . . .
Two of Iggy Pop’s earliest, best and most enduring solo . . .
Mother’s Finest have made a now-50-year career out of marrying . . .
James Hall and his band (one of several), the Steady . . .
With a November 22 release date, Beck’s 14th album Hyperspace . . .
Consummate musician Yonrico Scott, a multifaceted talent whose remarkable percussion . . .
Intending to dive into the Record Store Day shenanigans on . . .
Post-punk/pop-funk outfit A Certain Ratio have announced the release of . . .
Based on the early years of television music/dance program Soul . . .
Music, fashion and acting highlight the Grace Jones we know . . .
As an actress, singer, songwriter, producer, fashion designer, and model, Janelle Monae has got . . .
Ruby Velle & the Soulphonics’ second album State of All . . .
Supposed creative genius Jack White has announced the release of . . .
It is with heavy sadness that we must report the . . .
Guitarist/vocalist Samba Touré, from Mali, born in 1968, achieved regional . . .
Anyone who’s ever witnessed firsthand the sonic dynamo that is . . .
Soul of the Earth: Ruby Velle & the Soulphonics Bring . . .
Aggro-jazz has always had affinities with punk, from its outsider . . .
