Blurt

~~Lord Larehip~~ · 10-23-2014, 07:14 PM

I first got into Blurt in the very early 80s, I think. The brain child of sax man Ted Milton, most people might not consider Blurt to be a funk band but I am hard pressed to regard them as anything else. They definitely studied their James Brown (without using a bass player if you can believe that). There's a funk sensibility to everything they do. Maybe a strange juxtaposition of punk and funk.

Blurt - Dog Save My Sole - YouTube

Blurt - the fish needs a bike - YouTube

Blurt - Get - YouTube

Empty Vessels - YouTube

Blurt - My Mother was a Friend of an Enemy of the People - YouTube

10-23-2014, 07:14 PM	#1 (permalink)
~~Lord Larehip~~ Account Disabled Join Date: Jun 2013 Posts: 899	Blurt I first got into Blurt in the very early 80s, I think. The brain child of sax man Ted Milton, most people might not consider Blurt to be a funk band but I am hard pressed to regard them as anything else. They definitely studied their James Brown (without using a bass player if you can believe that). There's a funk sensibility to everything they do. Maybe a strange juxtaposition of punk and funk. Blurt - Dog Save My Sole - YouTube Blurt - the fish needs a bike - YouTube Blurt - Get - YouTube Empty Vessels - YouTube Blurt - My Mother was a Friend of an Enemy of the People - YouTube