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As our Music Is Black season comes to a close, Craig takes care of the Trunk of Funk, with a selection celebrating Black artists who’ve helped shape the music we play on this show. Our Funk & Soul Family Tree reaches the late 80s and 90s, as a new generation of Black British artists took funk and soul in new directions. From Omar and Lynden David Hall to D’Influence, Young Disciples and Incognito, as Rare Groove and Acid Jazz helped shape the sound of British soul. For our 1976 Funk & Soul Gold Album, we head to Miami for Gwen McCrae’s Something So Right. Produced by Steve Alaimo and Clarence Reid, it’s a fine example of that warm, laid-back Miami soul sound of the 70s. Produced by Audio Always in Salford for BBC Radio 6 Music.

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Recent Tracks

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    Artist
  2. 1.
    I Got Nothing To Lose But The Blues
    I Got Nothing To Lose But The Blues
    Gwen McCrae
  3. 2.
    My Tune (Original Vocal Mix) (feat. Jasmine Rose)
    My Tune (Original Vocal Mix) (feat. Jasmine Rose)
    Dan The Drum & Chris Bangs
  4. 3.
    A Real Good Lovin' Man
    A Real Good Lovin' Man
    Bonnie Blanchard
  5. 4.
    I'm So Glad I Found You
    I'm So Glad I Found You
    Linda Jones & Whatnauts

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