This is a phat, funky tune featuring organ, horns and bass with a slammin' drum track! Recently remastered for your enjoyment!

Funk Elephant (Remastered with funky horns, organ and drums)

We like to Party Hearty and get on down! We like to Party Hearty all in yo town! We like to Party Hearty and boogie down! We like to Party Hearty down to the ground!

Party Hearty (with Brute Impact Drums)

In this world, you may need your Kevlar to keep you in the game.  
Keep dancing, keep grooving, keep it funky and keep it real! 
Keep it like this song: REAL FUNKY!

Plastic Vest

I don't want you, don't need you any more, 'cause I dont need you, won't see you anymore. This is a funky way to break up with someone and keep the party going! Peace!

Don't Want U!

This song is hot with a funky beat, funky organ and cool synth parts! It is fun to listen t and has a beat that will make you waant to move and groove! It has nice key changes and a cool breakdown.

Hot Spot

Attitude

An urban oasis is a public open space, park, or plaza which is located in between buildings or formed by surrounding buildings in an urban setting.
The oasis is used by residents, workers, and visitors during everyday activities. The urban oasis offers many benefits to the community by inviting people to stop, sit, eat, play, and relax. Plant material provides shade and screens the noise of vehicular traffic while fountains help to drown out the noise pollution. The oasis adds value to cities and neighborhoods while providing identity, economic benefit, environmental benefit, and a site for cultural activities in cities.

Urban Oasis

“Love all, trust a few, do wrong to none.” 
“We can only learn to love by loving.” 
“A life lived in love will never be dull.” 
“Life is the flower for which love is the honey.”
“All you need is love.”
“True love stories never have endings.”

In Love With Life

This song is one of my classic songs, created on a Ensonic TS-12, remastered with a great sound, great groove and good vibes!

Hilltop Thrill

This is yet another classic created on the Ensonic TS-12 and it is funky.

Hot Soup

This music is sexy with a great beat, nice chords, good melodic groove!

Sexy

Instrumental track about never giving up.....Upbeat, funky

Try Again

This is another classic that has been remastered and brings the funk, the groove and the dance to you!

Give Love Everyday

Clap your hands,
absorb the attitude.
Everything is on the one
to highlight the backbeat,
music stripped naked
to its primal essence.
It’s syncopated madness.
Kick and snare,
the slap bass line
shall be your tour guide.

Adrian S. Potter © 2019

Feel Tha' Funk

Linnentown

Linnentown was a Black neighborhood in Athens, Georgia that was destroyed in the 1960s by an urban renewal project of the University of Georgia (UGA) and the city government of Athens. Comprising an area of 22 acres, the neighborhood had about fifty families who were forced out, via eminent domain to make room for student housing for UGA; the dormitories, Russell Hall, Creswell Hall, and Brumby Hall now stand on the site. UGA associate professor of Geography, Jerry Shannon, estimates that the combination of undervaluing the property at the time of sale and forcing residents into areas "of the city where property values have not climbed as quickly" has cost residents over $5 million of generational wealth.

Activism and reparations

In 2018, while doing research on wage suppression by universities, Joseph Carter found information about the "Urban Renewal Project GA. R-50", which encompassed the homes in the Linnentown neighborhood. He met Geneva Johnson and then Hattie Thomas Whitehead, two former residents of Linnentown; they along with three other former residents began The Linnentown Project in September 2019. Project members made a resolution pushing for reparations, including financial and a memorial on the site; there is a historical marker for Jeruel Academy a school for Black children once located in the neighborhood, but no other signs of the community that once existed there. In February 2021, Athens Mayor, Kelly Girtz, issued an apology for the role the city had played in destroying Linnentown. His apology was followed by a unanimous approval by the Athens-Clarke County Commission in favor of redress for Linnentown, including establishment of the Athens Justice and Memory project and creation of a memory wall. The University of Georgia issued a statement saying that "it 'respectfully disagree[s]' with the 'conclusions' of the Linnentown Project"; it has further blocked efforts to create a memorial mosaic on the former site of Linnentown.

Linnentown

Check out GnarlyG's tenor sax solo! It is awesome, smooth, yet chunky! GnarlyG, (AKA Luke Powell) has been tearing the roof off tha' mutha for years and he took some time to add more flavor and spice to this song, "I Saw The Devil Beating His Wife!"

I Saw The Devil Beating His Wife (Featuring GnarlyG - Tenor Sax Solo)

It is exciting, special and meaningful to create original music. If we don't create, then who will? We are the creators and we will continue to create innovative music that benefits and uplifts humanity. We must continue to create, evolve and revolutionize the world through music!

Howard Stroud

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