FUNK

Con Funk Shun - Chase Me (SecretLove Edit)

From the Vaults of K-OS, 1988. I had LunchMeataphobia while Trombipulating a Warning. Samples from Trombipulation by Parliament, Lunchmeataphobia by Funkadelic, Warning by Slave, You Can Make It If You Try by Sly and The Family Stone, Agony Of DeFeet by Parliament, I think there's some Grace Jones in there somewhere. This is also a test. I uploaded direct from the computer into the upload/rec line to soundcloud.

Tromsampulation

Fun with loops. This is my ghetto remix. I only used elements within the song - no effects/no imported beats. Check it...

Its All The Way Live - Lakeside - Remixed By DJ Charles John Castle

This is one of my all time favourite party jams... guaranteed dancefloor fodder for any occasion. Putting the Ffun back in the Ffunk!!! Shouts out to the Tido and the Boz Boz

Con Funk Shun "Ffun" (SoulProvider Refunktification)

CHECK OUT THE FULL VERSION HERE!
https://soundcloud.com/keanu-wardana/slave-slideadded-beat-edit-full-version

always wanted to pop just a little harder with that funk bass line !!

Slave - Slide (Added Beat)

A cheeky extention of Fight The Power-  pt1

The song was sparked in a 1975 recording session in which guitarist Ernie Isley, inspired by the news, wrote two songs: "Fight the Power" and an anti-poverty ballad titled "Harvest for the World". The group ended up recording both songs on the same day and eventually picked "Fight the Power" as the song to release first. "Harvest" would be featured on the album of the same name and would be released as the first single off that album.

The song was written almost fully by Ernie Isley with additional instrumental background composition by the band's keyboardist Chris Jasper. After playing the track on his guitar to his older brothers, Ronnie, Rudy, and O'Kelly, the vocal trio cut a unison lead vocal track in one take. Ernie was taken aback that Ron had uttered "bullshit". When asked why he said the word, Ron simply replied, "because it needed to be said" and "it's what people want to hear."

The song reflected a negative opinion of authority figures, a feeling shared by all the band members, which can explain the intensified vocalizing by Ron, Rudy, and Kelly. Later, the trio added in the background chant, "fight it!" to merge in with the brothers' vocal ad-libbing near the end. Though the track had a unison lead style, onstage during performances, Ron Isley would sing the majority of the song with his older brothers chipping in during some parts. As was with the majority of their recordings during the so-called 3+3 era, Ernie Isley and Chris Jasper had to share composition and lyrical credit with the other Isley members.
Release

The song was released in May 1975 and became one of the group's most popular recordings, reaching #1 on the R&B singles chart. It also crossed over to the pop charts reaching #4 on the Billboard Hot 100. Due to its strong dance flavor, the song was played heavily at dance clubs helping the song to land at #2 on Billboard's dance chart, giving the brothers their first song to land on three different charts and reach top ten status on each.

The success of the song also helped its album, The Heat Is On, reach #1 on the pop chart. The song's lyric, "we gotta fight the powers that be", would be interpolated years later by rap group Public Enemy on their 1989 song of the same name. The intense style of the record would be repeated by the Isleys during other recordings including "Livin' in the Life" and "The Pride", which like "Fight the Power" before it, included a unison lead vocal by Ron, Rudy, and Kelly.

Fight The Power (Gg's extention)  The Isley Brothers

All The Greatest Hits

More Bounce to the Ounce

Drum happy club re-edit of the super classic Scorpio by Dennis Coffey, from his album Evolution (1971) that is an amazing album to listen to front to back. enjoy!

more edits here:

http://robflow.bandcamp.com/album/dj-rob-flow-disco-edits

Dennis Coffey - Scorpio (Rob Flow edit)

Con Funk Shun - Got To Be Enough (1980 Mercury Records)
NoRulz Never Enough Extended Rub
Nice disco funk number juiced up &amp; extended for your pleasure.. Something I enjoyed doing, hope you like it. Please feel free to comment, your feedback is greatly appreciated.
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Got To Be Enough - Con Funk Shun (NoRulz Never Enough Extended Rub)

The Brothers Johnson   (Strawberry Letter # 23)

@the-brothers-johnson - Get The Funk Out Of Ma Face
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Brothers Johnson - Get The Funk Out Of Ma Face

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The Brothers Johnson  - Stomp!

Bass recording - video: http://youtu.be/66JeV-WZb9E

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David McAdoo