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Soul Funk (1969-72) mix by Audiospanner | The Early Roots of Disco

Before stepping into the Disco '80s, let's take a step back... As President Nixon came to power in January 1969, the hippie era was enjoying its last hurrah. The upbeat sounds of British boy bands were being replaced by experimentation as advancing studio technology met psychedelia. Multi-track recording provided the opportunity to create complex audio landscapes, leading to a flourishing of creativity and experimentation in music. During this period, artists sought inspiration outside of their own genres. Soul & Funk music emerged, characterized by syncopated rhythms, groovy basslines, and danceability. Artists like James Brown, Sly and the Family Stone, and Parliament-Funkadelic pioneered the funk sound, blending elements of soul, R&B, and jazz. We also witnessed cross-genre experimentation, with artists like Salena Jones borrowing from folk's Nilsson, Al Green infusing rock classics with laid-back funk, and Brazil '66 vocalist Lani Hall putting a Latin jazz spin on Elton John. The years 1969 to 1972 marked a musical melting pot, giving rise to Philadelphia International Records and its in-house band, MFSB, instrumental in disco's creation. Soul & Funk music also became platforms for addressing social and political issues, reflecting the civil rights movement and cultural shifts. Songs like Marvin Gaye's "What's Going On" and Curtis Mayfield's "Move On Up" tackled themes of racial inequality, poverty, and empowerment. Overall, the Soul Funk scene of this era was characterized by innovation, creativity, and social relevance, laying the foundation for the continued evolution to Disco in the decades to come. Special Thanks to Audiospanner, the inaugural guest of Boogie Across Borders, whose years of dedication as a selector have brought invaluable references, knowledges and tips that I'm always looking forward to hearing. His Soul Funk (1969-72) selection, featuring great tunes and amazing covers, is absolutely outstanding, Merci Monsieur, Vraiment! #disco #music #funk #soul #vinylmix #vinylonly #BoogieAcrossBorders #mixtape #djmix #mix _____ Host by Bertrand Vraiment   / audiospanner     / boogieacrossborders     / bertrand.vraiment   All music rights are rightfully owned by their respective artists. Support them and purchase their music.