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New Orleans Funk: Voodoo Fire In New Orleans Vol. 4 [coll] – [Soul Jazz]
These songs from 1951-77 get the funk to rise in your blood in the best possible way, and the liner notes explain in a most excellent fashion how this type of music came to be from the earliest days in Congo Square, New Orleans, where “slaves, ex-slaves and free blacks congregated each Sunday to socialise, dance, party…and worship.” From Eldridge Holmes to Norma Jean to Chocolate Milk to Clifton Chenier to Zilla Mayes, this is a not-to-be-missed compilation, meant for more than just Soul Patrol.
you heard it 72 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 54 days ago, Lucky Jae played Action Speaks Louder Than Words
- 120 days ago, Kimbrosia played Y'er Comes The Funky Man
- 162 days ago, Kimbrosia played Y'er Comes The Funky Man
- 170 days ago, Slartibartfast played Pop, Popcorn Children
- 190 days ago, Ras Babo played Can You Handle It
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