Who do you turn to when you have the envies for funk?

All great responses!

WXPN has been my favorite radio station since the early 1980s. Broadcasting from the University of Pennsylvania and streaming worldwide at xpn.org, WXPN is a commercial-free, listener-supported station that offers a highly personal and expertly curated mix of music. Their programming spans blues, jazz, urban, country, indie, folk, rock, and just about everything in between, making it one of the most diverse and engaging stations on the air.

One of my favorite traditions is Funky Friday, which airs every Friday beginning at 4:00 PM Eastern Time. I’ve been tuning in to Funky Friday since the summer of 1993, and it remains a weekly highlight. WXPN continues to deliver an unmatched musical experience built around discovery, passion, and great taste rather than commercial playlists.

Maybe too obvious but not only is this one of the best "funk" albums of all time, I'd honestly put it in the top album albums of all time.

how about Brick, Cameo, Brass Construction, Slave, BT Express, Mandrill, Crown Heights Affair, Curtis Blow, Sugar Hill Gang, Ojay’s, Temptations, Harold Melvin,  Head Hunters, Jimmy Castor Bunch, James Brown, Kleer, FatBack Band, Fela Kuti, Miles, Lonnie Smith….etc

yes im an old skool head..👍

This thread is a great reminder for me to dust off a few titles, and maybe explore some new ones.  Let’s add Peter Brown.  

@lumakuu - I used to work in record retailing and wholesaling in the 70's and early 80's, and I haven't heard most of those names since back then; we sure did sell a lot of those artists and more....