Funk Power 1970: A Brand New Thang
	Artist: James Brown

It's official: This is MY theme song now. I went to the International Theme Song Registry and paid my $9.99 for it. If any of you were thinking of using it as your own theme song, you are too late. S/He who hesitates and all that business...

So what's your theme song now that you can't have this one? Or...What are you dancing to tonight?

Betty Davis
	Artist: Betty Davis

Here's some deep, dirty funk from Miles Davis' second wife and muse. Wicked.

Jan Jan
	Artist: The Fabulous Counts

Let's get funky. Post your favorite groove.

The Folks From Mother's Mixer

It's Funk Friday with Detroit's Black Merda!

Wheedle's Groove - Seattle's Finest in Funk & Soul 1965-75

Hope y'all made it over the hump. Here's some sweet Seattle funk from the Seventies.

Cut the Cake

Here's a slinky groove from Scotland's favorite funk band off of their 1975 album Cut The Cake . Happy Monday!

In the late 80's I was working at Sire Records and Seymour Stein, the head honcho, signed a band from Cincinnati and Columbus called the Royal Crescent Mob. I fell in love with one of their songs, "Na Na Na" and after that, always thought they were from Louisiana. They were peripherally part of the punk scene but their music was more funk than punk and they had more in common with George Clinton than with The Ramones.