funk

Converse of object

• throw: Bebop latin and a bit of funk thrown in.
• mix: Greg mixes funk, disco and Boogie and electro in his own brilliant style.
• play: But Max also wanted to play current funk and experiment with Jazz Fusion.

Adjective modifier

• 70's: Continuing their odyssey through the world of 70's funk, 80's disco and 21st century house beats.
• 70s: Their sound is still one of the most influential in ' 70s funk.
• dirty: There are mad drums and dirty funk and raw, throaty vocals.
• raw: They searched harder and dug heavier for tracks on this second volume, with a musical spectrum spanning from raw funk to gritty soul.
• heavy: The first 45 recorded is a prime example of raw and heavy funk.
• pure: For the obligatory encore Dexter spun a little more drum & bass and the pure funk of Mystikal's Shake Your Ass.

Modifies a noun

• groove: Otis Clay provides the vocals atop a considerable funk groove that'll have you dancing, no question.
• jam: So we threw together a funk jam while he proceeded to strip down to his birthday suite.
• rhythm: On still another track I try out a funk chord rhythm.
• outfit: Players - a class act, and a British funk outfit with all the right connections.
• band: Who says a funk band can't play rock?

Noun used with modifier

• jazz: They covered Average White Band, Return To Forever jazz funk against the tide of punk.
• punk: At the moment I would say a lot of the punk funk stuff is getting me going.
• disco: Wicked LP from the sisters that includes the all time disco funk break classic I Believe In Miracles.
• soul: Price - Vinyl Album = £ 11.99 CD = £ 12.99 Ace debut LP from the gritty retro soul blues funk rock combo.
• street: Gone were much of the ' street funk ' style groups like Fatback, Cymande, Kool & The Gang and Chocolate Milk.