James Brown
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James Brown
James Brown: (Soul singer)
It's Too Funky In Here
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YOUR COMMENTS ON James Brown
To call J.B. "disco" is to call Lenny Bruce a "shock jock." He is and was the true pioneer of the whole thing. Without his body of work in the '60's, this website wouldn't exist.
The Godfather of Soul was my favorite aritst of all time!
My goodness, the Godfather did an entire album with Dan Hartman. If you can't move to "Living in America", something's wrong.
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Barry Lederer of Graebar Sound
DiscoMusic.com's original in-depth interview from 2004 with the late Barry Lederer. Barry began by Djing at several New York area clubs and later taking over Tom Moulton's "Disco Mix" Billboard column and being one of the principals of Graebar Sound. The team at Graebar designed and installed the sound systems for the Saint, 12 West, Trocadero Transfer, Probe and several other world class night clubs in the 1970s. Read it now...
Trammps & Tavares Live
Saturday, January 31, 2009, 8pmwith The Trammps and Tavares
Get out your bell bottoms, platform soled shoes, gold lame and polyester leisure suits because Disco is back for one night only with the Trammps and Tavares!
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