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Funkmaster Red · 11-13-2014, 01:46 AM

Now I sure most all funkay folk can agree that the golden era for the funk was from 1977-1983. Especially with early 80's funk! I mean these jamz where like nuthin' your every heard before coming out of the funk realm! Just so much imagination, originality and style were put into these groovez! It's sadness my heart to know that these type of funk era beats arnt made anymore. Which is why it's my one of my life missions to keep the funk alive however I can. So now I gotta ask what are yall thoughts on the subject and about 80's funk in general?? Lastly this is also the place to share your all-time favorite funk tracklist.

so with that here's my ATFF track list "check this out!" as they say haha

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11-13-2014, 01:46 AM	#1 (permalink)
Funkmaster Red Groupie Join Date: Jul 2013 Location: Funkytown Posts: 26	The Golden era of the FUNK Now I sure most all funkay folk can agree that the golden era for the funk was from 1977-1983. Especially with early 80's funk! I mean these jamz where like nuthin' your every heard before coming out of the funk realm! Just so much imagination, originality and style were put into these groovez! It's sadness my heart to know that these type of funk era beats arnt made anymore. Which is why it's my one of my life missions to keep the funk alive however I can. So now I gotta ask what are yall thoughts on the subject and about 80's funk in general?? Lastly this is also the place to share your all-time favorite funk tracklist. so with that here's my ATFF track list "check this out!" as they say haha FunkmasterRed's blog - Page 11 - FunkMasterRio's blog - Skyrock.com __________________ http://i38.servimg.com/u/f38/15/83/88/35/toonam10.jpg "Always ol' skool and neva with tha new" Last edited by Funkmaster Red; 02-18-2015 at 03:26 AM.