Following The Funk To Its Shake-Your-Booty Maturity With Its Architect, James Brown

Update: 2014-08-05

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Take a listen to “Sex Machine” from 1970 by the architect of Funk, James Brown. Brown is the focus of our discussion as we follow this music from its roots in R & B to full-blown, shake-your-booty Funk.

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Following The Funk To Its Shake-Your-Booty Maturity With Its Architect, James Brown

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Following The Funk To Its Shake-Your-Booty Maturity With Its Architect, James Brown

Following The Funk To Its Shake-Your-Booty Maturity With Its Architect, James Brown