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Con Funk Shun ~ " Another World " ~ 1976 ♥

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Soulful 70's!!!!!!...There has never and in my humble opinion nor will there ever be an era that so many awesomely songs will be produced!!...

Jouer des grooves funk à la basse

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Quelques extraits vidéos de la méthode "50 grooves funk à la basse", disponible sur http://www.play-music.com/fr/product/50_grooves_funk_...

Funk Elec trop du lourd (remiiix)

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funk electro lourd atomiik patate (remiix edit)

Ameesha Patel, Neil Nitin Mukesh @ Shiamak Davar's 'Summer Funk 2013' | Shortcut Romeo Promotion

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The stars of Shortcut Romeo, Ameesha Patel and Neil Nitin Mukesh attend Shiamak Davar's Summer Funk event held in Mumbai. Get more updates o...

JUMP N FUNK GETS DEEP @ Winter Music Conference 2013 w Rich Medina & VISUALEYZ

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What you are about to see was recorded live, realtime, with 4 DJ's seamlessly trading sets in constant rotation, while VISUALEYZ VJ's, inspi...

The Black Seeds"Go Outside In The Rain"1972.US Funk Soul

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East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew...

East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew into our top ten list when Chicago-based collector Dante Carfagna first sourced a copy in the late 90s. It never left. Those who remember the Monty Python skit about the "groovy" Royal Navy recruitment campaign will be left jaw-dropped by Hell Below, an archival release featuring participants in actual US Army "Battle of the Bands" contests from the late 1960s. The successful entrants – funk groups East Of Underground, The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek, and hapless wannabe-hippies Soap – had their efforts released in a ludicrous bid to boost flagging recruitment during Vietnam. Underground were the best, a flamboyantly-attired, multi-racial show band in the Family Stone mould, whose covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Santana tingle with the excitement of escape from military drudgery. Sadly, only one member of the four bands has since been traced – for potentially more tragic reasons than usual. "United States Army soldiers made the music contained in this three album box-set during the politically turbulent early '70s, towards the end of the Vietnam War. East of Underground, the Black Seeds and the Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from - other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved - we at Now-Again Records have worked diligently with the United States Army and researchers the country over to present this important document - and some damn good soul and funk music. Only one former band member has come forward during the assembly of this anthology, which has lead us to question: where did these talented performers land after their winning performances in... Less

The Sound Trek."Walking In The Rain"1972 US Funk Soul

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East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew...

East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew into our top ten list when Chicago-based collector Dante Carfagna first sourced a copy in the late 90s. It never left. Those who remember the Monty Python skit about the "groovy" Royal Navy recruitment campaign will be left jaw-dropped by Hell Below, an archival release featuring participants in actual US Army "Battle of the Bands" contests from the late 1960s. The successful entrants – funk groups East Of Underground, The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek, and hapless wannabe-hippies Soap – had their efforts released in a ludicrous bid to boost flagging recruitment during Vietnam. Underground were the best, a flamboyantly-attired, multi-racial show band in the Family Stone mould, whose covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Santana tingle with the excitement of escape from military drudgery. Sadly, only one member of the four bands has since been traced – for potentially more tragic reasons than usual. "United States Army soldiers made the music contained in this three album box-set during the politically turbulent early '70s, towards the end of the Vietnam War. East of Underground, the Black Seeds and the Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from - other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved - we at Now-Again Records have worked diligently with the United States Army and researchers the country over to present this important document - and some damn good soul and funk music. Only one former band member has come forward during the assembly of this anthology, which has lead us to question: where did these talented performers land after their winning performances in... Less

The Sound Trek."I Love Everything About You"1972 US Funk Soul

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East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew...

East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew into our top ten list when Chicago-based collector Dante Carfagna first sourced a copy in the late 90s. It never left. Those who remember the Monty Python skit about the "groovy" Royal Navy recruitment campaign will be left jaw-dropped by Hell Below, an archival release featuring participants in actual US Army "Battle of the Bands" contests from the late 1960s. The successful entrants – funk groups East Of Underground, The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek, and hapless wannabe-hippies Soap – had their efforts released in a ludicrous bid to boost flagging recruitment during Vietnam. Underground were the best, a flamboyantly-attired, multi-racial show band in the Family Stone mould, whose covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Santana tingle with the excitement of escape from military drudgery. Sadly, only one member of the four bands has since been traced – for potentially more tragic reasons than usual. "United States Army soldiers made the music contained in this three album box-set during the politically turbulent early '70s, towards the end of the Vietnam War. East of Underground, the Black Seeds and the Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from - other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved - we at Now-Again Records have worked diligently with the United States Army and researchers the country over to present this important document - and some damn good soul and funk music. Only one former band member has come forward during the assembly of this anthology, which has lead us to question: where did these talented performers land after their winning performances in... Less

East Of Underground."(Don't Worry) If There's A Hell Below, We're All Going To Go"1972 US Funk Soul

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East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew...

East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew into our top ten list when Chicago-based collector Dante Carfagna first sourced a copy in the late 90s. It never left. Those who remember the Monty Python skit about the "groovy" Royal Navy recruitment campaign will be left jaw-dropped by Hell Below, an archival release featuring participants in actual US Army "Battle of the Bands" contests from the late 1960s. The successful entrants – funk groups East Of Underground, The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek, and hapless wannabe-hippies Soap – had their efforts released in a ludicrous bid to boost flagging recruitment during Vietnam. Underground were the best, a flamboyantly-attired, multi-racial show band in the Family Stone mould, whose covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Santana tingle with the excitement of escape from military drudgery. Sadly, only one member of the four bands has since been traced – for potentially more tragic reasons than usual. "United States Army soldiers made the music contained in this three album box-set during the politically turbulent early '70s, towards the end of the Vietnam War. East of Underground, the Black Seeds and the Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from - other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved - we at Now-Again Records have worked diligently with the United States Army and researchers the country over to present this important document - and some damn good soul and funk music. Only one former band member has come forward during the assembly of this anthology, which has lead us to question: where did these talented performers land after their winning performances in... Less

The Black Seeds."Do Your Thing"1972 US Funk Soul

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East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew...

East Of Underground 1972 US Funk Soul. Originally produced and released by the US Army in 1972 to use as a recruitment tool, this album flew into our top ten list when Chicago-based collector Dante Carfagna first sourced a copy in the late 90s. It never left. Those who remember the Monty Python skit about the "groovy" Royal Navy recruitment campaign will be left jaw-dropped by Hell Below, an archival release featuring participants in actual US Army "Battle of the Bands" contests from the late 1960s. The successful entrants – funk groups East Of Underground, The Black Seeds and The Sound Trek, and hapless wannabe-hippies Soap – had their efforts released in a ludicrous bid to boost flagging recruitment during Vietnam. Underground were the best, a flamboyantly-attired, multi-racial show band in the Family Stone mould, whose covers of Sly Stone, Curtis Mayfield and Santana tingle with the excitement of escape from military drudgery. Sadly, only one member of the four bands has since been traced – for potentially more tragic reasons than usual. "United States Army soldiers made the music contained in this three album box-set during the politically turbulent early '70s, towards the end of the Vietnam War. East of Underground, the Black Seeds and the Sound Trek were bands comprised of soldiers stationed in bases across Western Germany. While little is known about the bands, the players, and the milieu they came from - other than what can be pieced together from a handful of photos and documents found in a box in the New York Public Library, and the vague recollections of some of those involved - we at Now-Again Records have worked diligently with the United States Army and researchers the country over to present this important document - and some damn good soul and funk music. Only one former band member has come forward during the assembly of this anthology, which has lead us to question: where did these talented performers land after their winning performances in... Less

[La Grande Nuit de la Funk 2013 à Lyon] Midnight Star - Operator

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Groove - Funk - Old School - Lyon - France - Dance - Club

[La Grande Nuit de la Funk 2013 à Lyon] Midnight Star - Playmates

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La Grande Nuit de la Funk (Edition Juin 2013) CONTACT "LA GRANDE NUIT DE LA FUNK à LYON" ---- nuitdelafunk2013@gmail.com

[La Grande Nuit de la Funk 2013] Midnight Star - Electriciy

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La Grande Nuit de la Funk (Edition Juin 2013) CONTACT "LA GRANDE NUIT DE LA FUNK à LYON" ---- nuitdelafunk2013@gmail.com

[La Grande Nuit de la Funk 2013 à Lyon] Midnight Star - Wet my Whistle medley Midas Touch

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La Grande Nuit de la Funk (Edition Juin 2013) CONTACT "LA GRANDE NUIT DE LA FUNK à LYON" ---- nuitdelafunk2013@gmail.com

FIVE ALARM FUNK Promo Video (2011)

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Five Alarm Funk video by http://ramifilms.com We filmed this video over two shows at the Salmon Arm Roots and Blues festival(they treated us...

Five Alarm Funk - We All Scream (Official Video)

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Tom Towers falls under the spell of the diabolic Ice Cream Man and Five Alarm Funk is forced to do battle with all manner of dessert-related...

Tom Towers falls under the spell of the diabolic Ice Cream Man and Five Alarm Funk is forced to do battle with all manner of dessert-related demons in his treacherous factory in order to rescue their conga player. Filmed on the Red Scarlet, between 10-13 May 2013, on location in Vancouver, Langley and Richmond, British Columbia. Figure 4 Productions Produced and Directed by James Kingstone & Seán Ronan starring Five Alarm Funk & Gerald Williams as The Ice Cream Man - Kyle Samuels - Director of Photography Cori Davidson - Production Designer Bianca Versteeg - 1st Assistant Director Matthew K. Grant - 2nd Assistant Director Rosie Simon - Dance Choreographer Christina Seog - Script Supervisor Tyler McGrath - Gaffer Anthony Jackson - Key Grip Rebecca Caverly - Best Boy Grip Dan Richardson - Assistant to the 2nd Assistant Director Anthony Jackson - Key Electric Jerrett Lockert - Best Boy Electric - Courtney Shields - Dance Captain Gabriela Gonzalez-Milroy - Dancer Trevor White - Dancer MJ Lee - Dancer Kevin Li - Dancer Lawanyaa Thavakumar - Dancer Natalie Dinsdale - Pole Dancer Adam Damien Grant - Scotty Spikes Matthew Kyle Grant - Security Guard Anelys Gonzalez Cortes - IC Factory Worker Wongela Wit - IC Factory Worker Julian Harrison - Little Boy Austin Gibson - Little Boy - Kyle Samuels - Camera Operator Tyler McGrath - Camera Operator Jordan Ewan - 1st Assistant Camera Nicole Jang - Art Director Gabriela Gonzalez-Milroy - Art Design Wongela Wit - Ice Cream Design Sheryl Orcullo - Art Design Adam Damien Grant - Stunt Coordinator Kaija Kinney - Key Make-up Nicole LaJeunesse - Key Make-up Lennie Ede - Make-up Wongela Wit - Make-up Nicole LaJeunesse - Key Hair Stylist Matthew Hall - Location Manager Riley Bell Assistant - Location Manager Jean Sebastian - Locations Mohammed Achawa - Locations Bobby Gorman - Locations Jordan Ewan - Focus Puller Ethan Earl - Production Assistant Augustine Lee - Production Assistant Cori Davidson - Costume Supervisor Clara... Less