"They're the second-baddest out there...They make such bad records that you got to be careful when you play a new tape on the way home from the record store. Their groove is so strong you could wreck."
Jammes Brown was omniphonic: He was putting out new funky songs almost weekly in the
1960s and 1970's. Kool's Gang was originally a funky jazz band, raw, loose, and very dancible. They later changed their style to a more commercial vein, to survive the disco era.
Kool, nice upload. "Let the music take your mi-ind, wanna feel deep insi-ide". They took a page from the JB's book of funk vol.1 chapter1.. on tha'1...
@TodaysRapSucks lol
MufasaPurr 2 months ago
Speaking of James Brown...
"They're the second-baddest out there...They make such bad records that you got to be careful when you play a new tape on the way home from the record store. Their groove is so strong you could wreck."
~~James Brown
theAudience 1 year ago
@theAudience Thanx for posting this quote..nowadays almost nobody give it up for nobody but their self.
TheDatasureal 1 year ago
Jammes Brown was omniphonic: He was putting out new funky songs almost weekly in the
1960s and 1970's. Kool's Gang was originally a funky jazz band, raw, loose, and very dancible. They later changed their style to a more commercial vein, to survive the disco era.
Buckeyecat2002 3 years ago
I can still recall nyc spring/summer 1970
rawgin3 3 years ago
the beastie boys totally stole the part at about 1:15 for their song b-boy bouillabaisse, it comes in at exactly 9 minutes in to the song
flyingsteve07 3 years ago
it's called "sampling" not stealing. Stealing is when they dont clear the samples.
TodaysRapSucks 3 years ago
They didn't clear the samples for Paul's Boutique. It was before sampling laws went into effect in 1991.
mrblondnyc 2 years ago
who asked you, fuck face?
TodaysRapSucks 2 years ago
It's just good to get your facts right so you don't sound like a idiot. And idiots are the reason why your name is true.
mrblondnyc 2 years ago
Great & Funky early Kool. You can hear the influence of both James Brown and Sly & the Family Stone.
Bizarronumber4 3 years ago 2
This is my hymn... forever
marcfunk 3 years ago
Kool, nice upload. "Let the music take your mi-ind, wanna feel deep insi-ide". They took a page from the JB's book of funk vol.1 chapter1.. on tha'1...
this groove is solid. thanks for sharing
ThaGrooveallegiance 4 years ago