Top 5 Funkiest Breakdowns

James Brown - Superbad



James Brown born James Joseph Brown JR. was born May 3, 1933 and deceased on December 25, 2006.  James Brown was an amazing American singer and entertainer.  Be referred to as "The Godfather of Soul" it's obvious if you've heard any of his music as to why he's number 1.

Boney M - Gotta Go Home

The group being formed in 1975 in West Germany.  Still making music off and on today they will alway's be well known for their hit single Funky Town.  Boney M will always be known for bringing the best funk and soul to the table.

The Gap Band - You Dropped The Bomb on Me

Coming to fame in the 1970s and 1980s, for a full decade The Gap Band brought much loved funk to the music scene.  The group originally find big success in the UK eventually made their way to the Funk American music scene in the mid 1980s and not lasting to much longer with new singles afterwards.

Mouth - Gnarly

Formed in Kansas City in late 2008 by guitarist Jeremy Anderson, bassist Zach Rizer and drummer Stephen Gunn, Mouth plays original dance/funk music that incorporates a wide variety of influences: the harmonies of jazz, the improvisational approach of jam bands, and the irresistible dance rhythms of electronica, hip hop and reggae.

Kool and the Gang - Fresh

Kool & The Gang found a special sound at the unique intersection of jazz, r&b, funk and pop. Their music has been created by the same core of players for over thirty years: Robert "Kool" Bell, his brother Khalis Bayyan, their longtime friends Dennis "DT" Thomas and George "Funky" Brown, [kool and the gang]

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