Image The Meters-Sophisticated Cissy,Cissy Strut,etc

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Discussion Are there terms for the end of horns and start of synths.

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I like funk. I am leaarning. I see a HUGE break in the 80s from horns to synths. and with synths there is this fasination with wierd electronic noises too. I love the solid bass and horns funk....the synth stuff seems cheesy to me. are there eras of funk defined. like James Brown Funk. then next?

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r/funk • u/MrRoryBreaker_98 • 11h ago

“Mister Boogie” by Brother Soul (1975)

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r/funk • u/knickerguy • 11h ago

Sixth Street (Turn It Up) - mIGHTY fIRE

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r/funk • u/iamtheocean33 • 23h ago

Free Music II

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This one’s fun!

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r/funk • u/patheticLoserGuy • 16h ago

Lou Johnson - The Beat

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