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geminiluvv · 2 months

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Bootsy Collins, 1976 ♡

#bootsy collins #70s #70s style #70s vibes #70s vintage #black vintage #black love #funk #funk music #parliament funkadelic #rock music #classic rock #rock star #black men #cosmic

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milikkashad · 1 year

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Chaka Khan, Live in New York City. 1979.

#Chaka Khan #Aretha Franklin #Music Photography #Legend #Diva #NYC #Vintage NYC #Funk Music #Soul Music #Fashion #70s fashion

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thecreativemillennial · 4 months

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w-i-m-m · 1 year

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ornithorynquerouge · 3 months

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James Brown backstage in London David Reed. photo David Reed 1973

#james brown #london #David Reed #soul music #funk music

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legendarytragedynacho · 1 year

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Prince

#prince #musica #rock #rock music #singer #rock singer #funk music #rythm & blues #funk rock #pop rock #dance pop #minneapolis sound

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carpetpeaches · 4 months

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My trolls OCS

#my art #oc art #my ocs #trolls #troll oc #trolls band together #trolls ocs #music #country music #funk music #pop music #classical music

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adventuressclubamericas · 27 days

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For tonight's musical interlude, how about a little funk from New Orleans' own Trombone Shorty

#miss fisher's murder mysteries #miss fisher con #missfishercon #missfishercon2024 #new orleans #new orleans music #new orleans jazz #new orleans funk #funk music #nola #big easy #crescent city #Youtube

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worldwide-blackfolk · 2 months

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“I created Funk. god & me.” — James Brown 👍🏾👍🏾✊🏾✊🏾

“Say it Loud” on A&E February 19th 2024

#james brown #say it loud #A&E #original BLM #black lives matter #funk music #soul music #music #godfather of soul #documentary #2024

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music-connoisseur · 23 days

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My favourite bands and artists.

1. Pink Floyd

2. The Beatles

3. Prince

4. Led Zeppelin

5. Steven Wilson

6. Genesis

7. King Crimson

8. YES

9.King Gizzard And Lizard Wizard.

#pink floyd #the beatles #Prince #the artist formerly known as prince #prince rogers nelson #led zeppelin #steven wilson #genesis band #king crimson #yes band #king gizzard and the lizard wizard #progressive rock #prog rock #classic rock #funk music

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hooked-on-elvis · 3 months

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✨ A little break in Elvis music content for this gem ✨ "Soul Bossa Nova" by Quincy Jones (1962)

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Literally: ♥ What a song! [ON REPEAT] 🎶

#Bossa Nova #Quincy Jones #Funk music #Brazilian rhythm #Soul #Brazilian vibes #Jazz #60s music #Youtube

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geminiluvv · 5 days

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Parliament-Funkadelic, 1978 ♡

#parliament funkadelic #funkadelic #p funk #70s #70s style #70s vibes #70s vintage #black vintage #black love #black girl aesthetic #soft black girls #punk rock #classic rock #funk music #funk

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book-ishgirl · 4 months

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Album Review: Dybbuk Tse!

By: Yoni Mayraz

Album Details:

Genre: Jazz

Released: June 2, 2023

From The Artist: Yoni Mayraz states that the "Dybbuk, known from Jewish folklore, is a malevolent wandering spirit that enters and possesses the body of a living person. It’s a cursed soul of a dead one that wanders tirelessly for sins committed during their life. The most vulnerable victims are the young and the sinful. Possession can be taken literally or as an analogy to the burden that young people carry generations back, which they have no influence on, and which they have to accept. Dybbuk can only be removed by exorcism. The titular ‘Dybbuk Tse!’ is a command to remove the spirit from the possessed body. The album is a story about possession but also about exorcism through music."

Album Review:

Rating: 4.5/5 Stars [⭐⭐⭐⭐.5]

Favorite Track: As We Entered Jericho

Authors thoughts: Wow, wow, wow! What an album! Mayraz has a truly unique sound and artistic voice that comes through here beautifully. A fusion of jazz, 90's NYC hip-hop, and Middle Eastern music, this album harbors a vibe like no other and a rooted story within. These three genres are blended beautifully together through structure, rhythm, melody and star-striking solos from each member of the band. The solos flow from instrument to instrument perfectly and the group seems to be in that state of "musician communication harmony" together. In particular, I enjoyed the groovy and flowing bass lines which Eli Orr rips out on bass guitar with a nice, rich, but synth-like tone. Somewhat dark yet light at the same time, Mayraz delivers his usual style of production while simultaneously experimenting with tinges of murkiness and gloom, resulting in the aforementioned dark/light contrast. I, personally, could not help but get up and dance to some of the tracks on here. My only real critique here is that the titular track (Track 5: Dybbuk Tse!) falls kind of flat in comparison to the rest of the album and the opening vocal sample on it feels out-of-place. Finally, I think the album art is surreally beautiful and worthy of mentioning here because it is just so cool. Very much worthy of it's high rating, I would recommend this album to anyone interested in or looking to get into fusion/contemporary jazz.

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