Roger and The Human Body - Been This Way Before
Showing posts with label funky soul. Show all posts
Showing posts with label funky soul. Show all posts
Thursday, September 27, 2012
Body talk(box)
Before Roger Troutman acquired his bionic—er...talkbox/vocoder-enhanced voice—he inhabited a far fleshier realm of funk. No judgments; he was awesome with and without his machines. This jam may be pre-digital, but it's fully turned-on.
Monday, July 23, 2012
Tomorrow ain't what it used to be
And a damn shame for all of us. It's nothing new to be discouraged by our collective dread at what's to come. But when you hear a tune that hints at a prior era's sense of wide-eyed (or stony-eyed) wonder at future possibilities, it just brings into relief the sadness of our time. Meanwhile, a thumbs-up to Madlib for re-imagining this groove; the sample is culled from Donald Byrd's track of the same name.
Madlib - Stepping Into Tomorrow
Labels:
2003,
funky soul
Monday, March 9, 2009
It was Spring for a minute

Spring peaked its head through the curtain this weekend, and I got all dizzy and confused. I biked around Brooklyn smelling flowers and garbage. Looking up at the sky, this little gem popped into my head, and I knew we'd be spending Sunday afternoon together.
Eddie Kendricks - Date With the Rain
Labels:
1975,
funky soul
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