Steppin down on Funkologie’s fine soulfood. About ferocious whirlwind of power and energy! Down and Dirty Hearsay – The Soul ChildrenThe Soul Children was a group who recorded soul music for Stax Records in the late 1960s and early 1970s. “Hearsay” (1972) crossed over to the Hot 100. The…
A collaboration with Al, The Soulman. We appreciate him as a great enthusiast of high class soul and funk music. He sent us a wonderful playlist of percussive and trippy kryptonite. Here is the result of our teamwork. Allan is a provider of brilliant soul mixes and a man…
Beautiful melodies that never stop resonating. Soul music in its purest form. Funkologie fine selection. Right Now, Right Now Somebody’s Always Trying – Ted TaylorTheodore Austin Taylor was a Soul-blues singer from Louisiana. His voice was markedly changeable and could move across octaves without any problems. To here in…
Back in the saddle for the tenth time. Time to say a big thank you to all the members of Funkologie.Stay cool, stay funky and stay fresh! A collaboration with our Facebook group members. The team consists of Anne McMahon, Guillaume Clémondont, Salim Srour, Tourpas Ioannis, Tito Gonzales Sarango…
Let’s twist and shout! The perfect symbiosis between Salsa and Rhythm and Blues. From Joe Bataan and Rubén Blades to Tom Jones and Ray Charles… Find it out… Chick-a-Boom Boogaloo or bugalú (also: shing-a-ling, Latin boogaloo) is a genre and dance which was popular in the in the 1960s….
99 pound of shaking train. A new adventure of finest soul and approved beauties to rediscover. Soul Train – Little RoyalRoyal Torrence recorded mainly in the 1960’s and 1970’s. He is often referred to as “James Brown’s little brother”. Sookie Sookie – Etta JamesEtta James was fighting serious substance…