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Can't get enough of that funky stuff tonight? Here's the latest from Chaka Khan! I'm a little late to this one but been playing it non step to make up for it. Some wonderful movement in the video too.

Logg is a Leroy Burgess group best known for the track "I Know You Will" but their full length album on Salsoul is a certified boogie classic. I recently picked up a copy in a trade and have

I first heard Roxy's "Body Heat" last year in a mix and knew I would be picking it up immediately, even better that it includes the lyric"body talk want to show what you got..." Produced

There is no denying the influence of Kraftwerk on modern popular music from hip-hop to techno to even go-go as heard below. Washington D.C.'s Trouble Funk released "Trouble Funk Express" in 1982

One more funky jam for y'all! This one is a Richmond,Va production duo from sometime in the 1980's. If it doesn't get you moving listen to it again just to be sure!

Another tune for your get down Saturday night courtesy of the Portland funk group Pleasure. Originally released in 1976 "Let's Dance" was one of the classic break beats in the early days of hip-hop

Here's a track I found today at a local shop after someone played it at our monthly boogie funk party Body Talk. There's a couple tracks that have a similar bassline that I can't recall but am playing

Originally written and recorded by McFadden & Whitehead for Philadelphia International Records in 1979 "Ain't No Stopping Us Now" is an undeniable disco anthem with many killer versions out

Inspired by all of the tributes and remembrance I have seen over the last couple days I thought it would be appropriate to post a Marvin Gaye tune for this weeks edition of Motown on Mondays. "A Funky

Logged in to post another Motown gem and found this post still in my drafts so here is a double shot of Motown sounds for the first Monday in April! Produced by Michael Smith "Bad Mouthin" is

Whenever I work on the playlist for my monthly installment of Sunday Morning Jazz on WRIR 97.3FM I inevitably fall into a tangential brass band rabbit hole. Doing so let me to this gem from Brass Against

Versions: a weekly exploration of covers, dubs, remixes, and other takes. I'm a sucker for a good cover especially if it it makes the original more dance floor friendly. This 1984 Staple Singers take on

Greetings Steemians! Today's dose of disco goodness comes to you from Mandre! Rocking proto-Daft Punk vibes both in image and sound, Mandre is the late 70's project of musician Andre Lewis. After his group

@warmcracklesound made a post asking about most valuable thrift/record store finds and it didn't take long for me to think of my top answers. However it made me think of all the wonderful records I had

Some people can't stand the vocoder similar to the way folks express displeasure at exaggerated autotune in modern music. I for one appreciate any use of modulation on human voice especially if it is set

Inspired by @warmcracklesound and the desire to see more disco on Steemit, here's a great disco jam that you may not have heard courtesy of the younger brother of soul singer Ronnie Dyson: Originally released

Quiz: Our Surveillance Society or Black Mirror? Test your knowledge of our surveillance society and Black Mirror with this 15 question quiz! I am not the original author, a friend posted it on Facebook

Ambient track I made awhile back ► Listen on DSound ► Listen from source (IPFS)

I have been working on a playlist for a Nile Rodgers inspired party I am throwing with a friend at the end of the month and this is one tune I am looking forward to spinning. I first heard it when I bought