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Rare & Unreleased Funk Recordings by Soul Singers 1968 - 1975
Series: Funky Funky Compilations
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Various Artists
Funky Delicacies LP 0074 Price: $9.99
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As the ‘60s turned into the ‘70s, the funk revolution influenced all artists on both sides of a generational divide. While the young artists on one side formed bands that codified the genre, R&B artists on the other side (Kool and the Gang, the Ohio Players) hopped aboard the funk band wagon. This anthology collects a fine body of work by the latter that splits the difference between soulful vocal performance and funk rhythms, yet is still eclectic. From the jazzy “Walkin’ in the Park” by Hermon Hitson to the pure rhythmic workout of the Joe Hunter band to the soulful R&B of Jonnie Mae Matthews, all bases are covered. This album contains unreleased recordings and previously released recordings with extended mixes taken directly from master tapes.
| Details | Audio | Side | Trk | Song Title | Artist | | | 
|  | A | 1 | Communication Is Where It's At (part 1) | Billy The Baron & His Smokin Challengers | | |
| | A | 2 | Party and Don't Worry About It | Clarence "Bird" Rollins | | |
| | A | 3 | Ain't It Funky Y'all | King Solomon | | * | | | A | 4 | Sweeter | Hermon Hitson | | |
| | A | 5 | Talkin' About My Friends | A.C. Reed | | |
| | A | 6 | Young Blood | Detroit, Jr. | | * | | | A | 7 | Cut Me Loose (extended version) | Johnnie Mae Matthews & The Wonderettes | | |
| | B | 1 | Have You Had Any Lately | Pearl Mixed Company | | |
| | B | 2 | Double Love Situation | Lee Rogers | | |
| | B | 3 | I'm Gonna Try to be Real True To You | Clarence "Bird" Rollins | | |
| | B | 4 | Disco Boogie | Lee Rogers | | |
| | B | 5 | Walking in the Park | Hermon Hitson | | * | | | B | 6 | Land Of Plenty | Joe Hunter |
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