
1
Cyril Neville - Gossip
2
Eddie Mobley - Stick It in Your Ear Hole
3
The Ambassadors - Searchin' (Part 1)
4
Eldridge Holmes - Pop, Popcorn Children
5
Larry Darnell - Son of a Son of a Slave
6
Lee Fields - Everybody Gonna Give Their Thing Away to Somebody (Sometime)
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Diamond Joe - Gossip, Gossip
8
Gus 'The Groove' Lewis - Let the Groove Move You
9
The Soul Lifters - Brothers and Sisters
10
The Soul Lifters - Hot, Funky, and Sweaty
11
Liz McCall - Double Determination
12
Roy Roberts Experience - You Move Me, Pt. 2
13
McKinley Sandifer - Get Up (If You Want to Be Somebody)
14
The Scott Brothers Orchestra - a Hunk O' Funk
15
The Dynamic Desires - Never Gonna Let You Go
16
Ricky Allen - Get Out of My Window
17
Francine King - Two Fools
18
Moody Scott - I Don't Dig No Phoney - Part 1
19
Sam Baker - Comin' to Bring You Some Soul
20
Jackey Beavers - Mr Bump Man (Give Me a Hand), Pt. 2
21
Pee Wee Ellis - Moon Walk
22
Sandy Cleveland - My Heart Would Never Lie to Me
23
Eddie Bo - S.G.B. (Stone Graveyard Business)
24
Toby King - Itch and Scratch
25
Thomas East ; the Fabulous Playboys - Bad Thing
26
Warren Lee - Funky Belly
27
Inell Young - What Do You See in Her?
28
Willie West - Fairchild
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Label: CHARLY
Deep Fried Funk / Various
Deep Fried Funk / Various
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ABOUT THE ALBUM
Double vinyl LP pressing. In 1987 with the Family Funktion team (Norman Jay & Judge Jules) Femi Fem and Marco Nelson compiled the groundbreaking album 'Got To Get Your Own (Some Rare Grooves)' for Charly Records. This, and it's follow up volume introduced us to a strange world of obscure singles on exotic sounding labels and gave us a glimpse of what went on with members of James Brown's gang when they stepped away from the Boss. Over the ensuing decades funk has been a thread through a number of emerging scenes, from acid jazz to the smartly named Deep Funk and was also mined relentlessly by hip hop and dance producers who were looking to the past, to create something for today. Some of these records, featured here, are now famed as classics of the genre by the likes of New Orleans producer Eddie Bo who became revered by collectors and found a new lease in life, and Lee Fields who has gone from being an obscure Carolinian artist to having his new recordings featured on TV programs. Deep Fried Funk is the descendant of those earlier Charly compilations and begins it's journey with some ever-green cuts that have remained popular ever since that time. It also gathers together records from Chicago to New Orleans with many points in-between to deliver a comprehensive overview of some of the greatest, sweatiest funk ever made. Get ready to dance!

