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The Fantastic Four

Detroit R&B and spirit group the great Four shaped in 1965. “Nice” Wayne Epps, Ralph and Joseph Pruitt, and Wallace Childs had been the original users. Childs and Ralph Pruitt later on departed, and had been changed by Cleveland Horne and Ernest Newsome. Their 1st solitary on Ric-Tic, “DEPENDS UPON …

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Blowfly

Blowfly was the X-rated alter ego of Clarence Reid, a songwriter/maker who had a substantial amount of achievement under his own name within the ’70s, composing and producing hits for Gwen MacRae, KC & sunlight Music group, Betty Wright, among others even though on the personnel in the preeminent Florida …

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The BellRays

Vocalist Lisa Kekaula guitarist Bob Venuum shaped the BellRays around 1990 in Riverside, CA. Originally, the duo leaned greatly on an antique R&B audio flecked with smoky jazz overtones. But with the help of guitarist Tony Destiny and Venumm shifting to bass, the sound quickly began to blend Kekaula’s alley …

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Swampadelica

New Jersey’s Swampadelica got their 1st big break once the music coordinator for MTV’s REAL LIFE heard an example of their track “Hoo Doo” on Billboard magazine’s Skill Net website. The following day he known as bandleader, co-founder, and keyboardist Damian Calcagne and certified the track for the starting bout …

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Sly & the Family Stone

Sly & the Family members Rock harnessed all the disparate musical and social developments from the past due ’60s, developing a outdoors, brilliant fusion of soul, rock, R&B, psychedelia, and funk that broke boundaries straight down with out a second thought. Led by Sly Rock, the Family members Rock was …

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Steve Conn

Steve Conn lives in Tennessee, but New Orleans lives in his music. The Louisiana indigenous proclaims his Delta heritage on both piano and accordion by playing his very own unique make of New Orleans funk and swamp boogie from central Louisiana. No-one can be considered a New Orleans-style pianist, though, …

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Slave

Arguably the latest from the ’70s Ohio funk bands, Slave had an excellent run in the past due ’70s and early ’80s. Trumpeter Steve Washington created the group in Dayton in 1975. Vocalist Floyd Miller teamed with Tom Lockett Jr, Charlie Bradley, Tag Adams, Tag Hicks, Danny Webster, Orion Wilhoite, …

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Super Rail Band

The Super Rail Music group, or the Super Rail Music group from the Buffet Resort de la Gare, Bamako, to provide them their name, may be Mali’s best-kept secret. Loved by globe music cognoscenti, they’ve hardly ever found an over-all audience, credited in large component to having just a few, …

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Terence Trent D’Arby

Terence Trent d’Arby emerged in 1987 amid a surprise of publicity. Declaring his debut record was the very best since Sgt. Pepper, his brash arrogance captured headlines through the entire U.K., ultimately winding their in the past to America — which, ironically, may be the specific contrary of how d’Arby …

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Sir Mix-A-Lot

Inextricably associated with his pop culture touchstone “Baby RETURNED,” Sir Mix-A-Lot parlayed a gonzo tribute to women with large buttocks into hip-hop immortality, also despite his failure to score another hit of its magnitude. But also before he struck crossover precious metal, Sir Mix-A-Lot was among rap’s great D.We.Y. success …

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