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MAKE IT FUNKY 5/6 (sub jp)

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wendileona (1 month ago) Show Hide
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4:27 starts an interesting part as Disco was a direct evolution of Funk. You have Disco once you throw in a Funk foundation and throw in Classical, Jazz and Blues elements and even Gospel as the open hi-hat on the upbeats are really the hand claps of Gospel songs as well! I really think its sad when I hear people putdown Disco as it had all those elements and was more than just dance music.
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Yeah, disco was a unique synthesis but it lost the strength and force of funk because it put the beat and the bassline in the background in favor of vocals, strings and other instrumentation. THat's why George Clinton brought Funk to new heights and was consciously anti-disco.

But it's All-American just the same, although I never really liked disco. It was too soft, too many major keys.

That drum piece is also part of the foundation for House, little did he know.
wendileona (1 month ago) Show Hide
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George's new heights of Funk as you put probably was before Disco. If anything Prince took Funk to a whole new level post-Disco.

Sure, Disco was made for for a wider mass-appeal at the time, but I think Chic is pretty darn hard!
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Haha, Chic was fly but "hard" wouldn't enter my mind to describe them. Chic actually is the word that would enter my mind because their sound was "chic"- slick, urban and urbane, but light with a seductive groove. It was a one of a kind sound if you ask me- disco but more.
generatorium (2 months ago) Show Hide
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thank u very much. that was a real funky answer
generatorium (2 months ago) Show Hide
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Who where the guys in the second excrept (in colorful suits)? Liked a lot.
fnkdrmmr (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The second group is the Ohio Players singing "FIre". The third group singing "Jungle Boogie" is Kool and the Gang. I hope I answered your question.
bassmanvic (4 months ago) Show Hide
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Man this is a great video,it bring back memories of the best sounds of real music with true meaning.and the musicians was funky and was great road models for young musicians peace !!
trains74 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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I agree 100% with you on that statement !!! As long as it's from the heart, it doesn't matter what color you are.
Miquitzli (5 months ago) Show Hide
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uhh anyone know the name of this documentry, if so send me a message :D:D:D:D

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