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Points: 7971 		Direct Link To This Post Posted: July 11 2012 at 22:12
Some POLISH funk from the 1970's. CAn you even conceive such a thing?
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Kool & the Gang (early)
Reuben Wilson
Booker T & the MG's
The Meters
Eddie Hazel
Maceo Parker and the King's Men
The artists compiled on the sampler 'canadian racer' (a fine selection of obscure track from the candian vaults)
 
Not 70's but played in the same spirit :
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Lefties Soul Connection
Menahan Street Band
Speedometer
 
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hmmm.... maybe obvious question but have you checked out Frank Zappa's instrumental 70s stuff? also check out Twin Beaks, Obstacles ... possibly add Darediablo if you don't mind a 'modern' sound
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Some lyrics but still funky
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Kornelije Kovač Severni Vetar ("North Wind") (Yugoslavia 1975)
 
 
 
 
 
Miša Blam Gorila ("Gorillaz") (Yugoslavia 1975)
 
 
 
 
 

Petar Ugrin Vrelo kamenje ("Hot Stones") (Yugoslavia 1979)

 


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in the "golden age era" X-rated movies there is a lot of good instrumental funk tunes


no xxx scenes, this is just about music :-) Nice soundtrack though
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Originally posted by awaken77 awaken77 wrote:

in the "golden age era" X-rated movies there is a lot of good instrumental funk tunes



This is closer to '70s TV cop show score.  Love it.
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A beautiful funk groove with flute by Janko Nilović from Yugoslavia; the track is from his full-instrumental funk LP relased in 1975 for French label Montparnasse 2000.
 
 
 
 
 
 
A longest track from Janko Nilović's full-instrumental funk LP released in 1974 also for Montparnasse 2000 Label. Interestingly enough, Dr Dre sampled this track at the new album Cannon, 2015 (Loose Cannons #7)
 
 
 
An interesting Janko Nilović's track from 1970, titled Roses & Revolvers
 


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"Wars Of Armageddon" by Funkadelic.
"Burning Desire" (WCSB version) - Jimi Hendrix/Band Of Gypsies
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Chick Corea comes to mind.
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