Butkuiss: When the blues briefly became funk

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I always knew jazz fusion had potential. Snarky Puppy reached that potential

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When the blues briefly became funk

In the late 60s and early 70s there was a very brief spate of hardened blues men incorporating the psychedelic funk stylings of Sly Stone and George Clinton into their Dylan-and-Hendrix-influenced electrified jams. It was absolutely sick, and such an interesting, albeit brief, era of popular music. Here are my favourites; recs and additions welcome