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Ba-Roz slice two singles about Pisces Information in the first ’70s: “THE FINAL Period” b/w “KEEP COMING BACK Guy” and a reworking of “Mocking Parrot” made by Calvin Simon. Both edges of the initial single were performed and the music were compiled by a cooperation of Bobby Massey (O’Jays), Bobby …

Credited with becoming the first contemporary DJ, Francis Grasso is definitely a name that too little people know. Actually, odds are fairly favorable that a lot of DJs of today’s would respond having a empty stare if she or he had been asked about him. Because of his pioneering strategy …

The Minnesota jazz-pop sextet Bozo Allegro is made up of members who select to put into practice simply first names: Diane (saxophones/vocals), Clay (saxophone/vocals), Rebekka (keyboards/vocals), John (guitar/vocals), Tag (bass/vocals), and Brian (drums). The group’s root base lie inside a precursor music group, Shearman & the Sharks, a mainly “rehearsal” …

With influences as diverse as Gary Numan, Sam Cooke, and Eurythmics, transatlantic three-piece Unklejam’s mixture of cyber-soul, electro-pop, and synth-funk defied pigeonholing. Shaped in 2006, their critically acclaimed eclectic audio was inspired with the globe-trotting encounters of most three people. Tyson “Tendai” Speede was raised in Northolt, Middlesex but journeyed …

Yellow Tummy had a critically praised record that had produced a substantial dent in Canada when suddenly they disappeared through the music scene. Going for a extended hiatus, the band’s group of fans grew restless as the music group spread themselves slim working on various other tasks. But before all …

A unique act for the Stax label, and a unique act inside the early-’70s gospel picture generally, the Sons of Truth produced an obscure 1972 album for Stax’s subsidiary the Gospel Truth. Their mainly original material got a lot better contemporary spirit and funk advantage than most African-American gospel of …

A socially conscious reggae, Afro-beat, Latin, R&B, funk, and percussion-based metropolitan roots band away of Melbourne, Australia, Blue Ruler Dark brown are centered around their active lead singer Natalie Pa’apa’a, recently referred to as Nattali Rize, as well as the songwriting group of Rize and bassist Carlo Santone. The music …

PROBABLY THE MOST Requested Rhythm Music group was a foray into contemporary past due-’70s dance music for blues pianist Nat Dove, who served as bandleader, producer, and arranger (with production help from Cletus Anderson). Their 1st 12″ single made an appearance in 1977, and included addresses of Marvin Gaye’s “Surely …

Body fat Apple was founded in 1997 by drummer Dave Lawson and guitarist Scott Lloyd. Chris Pastore, acoustic guitar/vocals, and Ken Howard, bass, had been recruited concurrently at an audition after giving an answer to an ad for players desired, placed from the founding users. A couple weeks from then …

Phyrework was an obscure, little-known spirit/funk clothing that recorded for Mercury in 1978. That calendar year, Mercury released the band’s self-titled debut record, which was made by Con-Funk-Shun guitarist Michael Cooper. Although Con-Funk-Shun was big at that time, Phyrework fell between your breaks and received almost no interest. The LP …