I'd prefer 8, but I'm available all nite.

8:30pm?

Which one we doing? 3+3?

Cuz I need to use this:

I s'pose.

It was put forward first after all.

...unless the Countess would like to do Machine Gun Etiquette instead?

No one's said anything, so I can do one of those albums at 9pm.

You choose which one chief.

3+3 at 9:00pm SHARP!!

Nightjar wrote:

...unless the Countess would like to do Machine Gun Etiquette instead?

I'd be happy to do that on another occasion.

The Call of the Wendigo wrote:

That was an OK record but it was a bit too smooth for me and, as I have no ability to dance, I have an inherent resistance to Funk.

Ooh, can we do the first Slave album? I've heard their second and that's FunkAY but never heard the 1977 first one.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y1tKTjRgJuE&list=PLNAla3d4b0mM4-8_-85FTCWWantnm6MeR&index=1



It's got a song on it called Party Hardy!

here's a typical track from the second album

Well, it's The Damned before that.

Unless teh Countess can't make it before we can.

I've changed my mind. It's too funky for us. One of us might break a hip or something getting down in single minded pursuit of the groove.

If you wish to launch such a thread, you are free to do so.

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

I've changed my mind. It's too funky for us. One of us might break a hip getting down to the groove.

Well, it wouldn't be me.

I originally wanted to do the Isley's Go For Your Guns (1977) which is as crunching a funk p*ledr*ver of an elpee as it gets.


Of course I do think Parliament should get a run out some time.

Mothership Connection or Funkentelechy.

I'm just worried that the songs would be too long for Wendi.

Nightjar wrote:

WhatDoesThisButtonDo? wrote:

I've changed my mind. It's too funky for us. One of us might break a hip getting down to the groove.

Well, it wouldn't be me.

I originally wanted to do the Isley's Go For Your Guns (1977) which is as crunching a funk p*ledr*ver of an elpee as it gets.


Of course I do think Parliament should get a run out some time.

Mothership Connection or Funkentelechy.

I've got Muthership, so lets do the Funkentelechy vs. the Placebo Syndrome one.

Maybe under the influence of the Bop gun we can convert Wendykins from a Sir Nose d'Voidoffunk into a Bride of Funkenstein?

How about a solo Ruth Copeland Copeland album? I've always wanted to try one of those.

71 album I Am What I Am?

Personne
Ruth Copeland - vocals, backing vocals, arrangements
Billy Bass Nelson, Dawn Hatcher - bass
Eddie Hazel, Ron Bykowski, Ray Monette - guitar
Tiki Fulwood - drums
Bernie Worrell, David Case - piano, organ



Never heard it, so…

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And Mother of Inga Copeland.

I can do Machine Gun Etiquette tomorrow at 7, or Sunday at 7, but thereafter I'm out of the frame for the next fortnight.

I'm out this weekend, but I could so a Here's one I prepared earlier thingy.