Dyke and the Blazers' music is probably elementary stuff for some of you. Sorry, take a pass tonight. This is for the people who've never heard of them. Hey you, you people who've never heard of Dyke and the Blazers: get with it. Start cramming now. Had he not died at the age of twenty seven, Dyke Christian might have given a number of soul singers a run for their money. James Brown, Wilson Pickett, and all points in between. Cram, baby, cram.
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Listen:Dyke and the Blazers - You Are My Sunshine mp3 at The Frump
Dyke and the Blazers - Shotgun Slim mp3 at Alejandro Borrero (?)
Dyke and the Blazers - We Got Soul mp3 at Inventanti
Dyke and the Blazers - We Got More Soul mp3 at Funk Explosion
Dyke and the Blazers - The Wobble mp3 at Probe Is Turning-On the People
Visit:
Dyke and the Blazers: the Pioneers of Funk Music at Mental Itch Nice profile with streaming tunes. Their original version of "Funky Broadway" and "Let a Woman Be a Woman, Let a Man Be a Man", sampled by The Heavy in "How Do You Like Me Now".
Dyke and the Blazers at Wikipedia
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