Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky Part 1 (old skool funk mix)

**Funky Logic** · October 14th, 2004, 03:06 AM

This mix is supposed to be the start of "Funk Strikes Back!" series. Old skool funk, soul, jazzy funk are the styles of choice. You'll find here well-known artists (James Brown, Barry White, Curtis Mayfield, Rick James, Ohio Players, Kool & The Gang) as well as some obscure (Lou Donaldson, Lean Haywood, Linda Lyndell, Cyril Neville, Syrup) and even funk-jazz master Jeremy Steig with track "Howling For Judy" sampled by Beastie Boys.

Style: old skool funk, soul

Duration: 41:38.

http://everyfunky.strana.germany.ru/...Back_Vol_0.mp3

http://www.musicv2.com/artist/funky_logic (192 kbs)

Tracklist

01. Lou Donaldson - Everything I Do Gonna Be Funky (intro)
02. The Crazy Frenchman Presents Maitre 'D feat. J-Walk - Music 4 U & Soul Vibration
03. DJ Paul Nice - Track from "Breaks 4 Days"
04. Lean Haywood - I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You
05. Curtis Mayfield - Freddie's Dead
06. Rick James - Mary Jane
07. Betty Wright - Clean Up Woman
08. Linda Lyndell - What a Man
09. Ramsey Lewis Trio - Soulful Strut
10. Barry White - Love's Theme
11. Lafayette Afro-Rock Band - Darkest Light
12. DJ Paul Nice feat. Rufus & Chaka Khan - Track from "Breaks 4 Days"
13. Cyril Neville & The Meters - Gossip
14. Bar Kays - Soul Finger
15. DJ Paul Nice - Track from "Breaks 4 Days"
16. Grace Jones - Pull Up To The Bumper
17. S.O.U.L. feat. Last Poets - Burning Spear & White Man's Got a God Complex
18. Jeremy Steig - Howling For Judy
19. Booker T & The MG's - Melting Pot
20. Ohio Players - What's Goin' On
21. James Brown - Get Up, Get Into It, Get Involed
22. Kool & The Gang - Chocolate Buttermilk
23. Lyn Collins a.k.a. The Female Preacher - Think (About It)
24. Syrup - Chocolate
25. Positive Force - We Got The Funk
26. Esther Williams - Last Night Changed It All
27. Mighty Ryeders's - Evil Vibrations

P.S. Old skool rap connoisseurs will listen lots of samples :)

**QUINNY** · October 14th, 2004, 07:07 AM

Boy Oh Boy! What a terrible piece of work.

In these days of computer software (any multi track editing software for goodness sake) that allows for absolutely perfect mixing, why oh why, do we still get crap like this?
Non defined entries, entries half way through a 16 bar sequence, key clashes galore, severe repetition of vox pops at odd positions, need I go on?
Is this really gonna be an official release? They deserve to loose lotsa money.

This is criminal.

**K-Bee** · October 14th, 2004, 11:46 AM

I'm afraid I'll have to second most of Quinny's views here.
When you decide to put up a mix for us to listen to expect some constructive critism. I once shared a mix of my own here and got exactly that so you derserve to do so too.

We may live in a world of perfect software mixing...but it still takes a whole lot of musicality to get a good result. At least a basic knowledge of beats, bars and harmonical sense (ie what clashes and what doesn't)
Most of the transformations in this particular mix just don't work mainly because many of the tracks are way too differently sounding to each other. With the add of time stretching some of it could work in theory but it would still sound unnatural.
All In all, you haven't put enough effort in making this mix...and the result is a mish mash of styles & severely crappy fadings really giving me a headache in the end.

If this is gonna be a official release, it really says more about the record label than the mix itself.

**efunk_adelic** · October 15th, 2004, 01:50 AM

The songs involved are good.... they sound great...

HOWEVER!

most of the mixes and the talking aren't appropriate here.

for dancing ..... everyone would walk off the floor

for listening.... it gets boring because the segues are taken out at inapropriate times....

did anything I said make sense.... lmao