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Boogie
- Genre family
- Funk
- 1990s recordings
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ORIGIN · SOUND · PEOPLE
Meet Boogie
Boogie is a branch of the Funk family, with its own performance and recording traditions.
The clearest way to understand Boogie is to hear how its rhythm, timbre and performance language change across artists and recordings.
Begin with Amos Milburn, Rocket 88 and Kashif.
GENRE FAMILY
Its place in the genre family
Parent genreFunk
Current genreBoogie
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ESSENTIAL LISTENING
10 recordings1990s starting recordings
01Barrelhouse Breakdown1992 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 02Decatur Street Boogie1993 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 03Last Night1993 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 04French Fried Potatoes and Ketchup1994 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 05Don't Say Goodnight1997 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 06Juicyfruit1997 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 07Go to Reno1998 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 08I Just Gotta Have You (Lover Turn Me On)1998 · Electro-Funk · boogieOpen in new tab 09Big Beat Blast-Off1998 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 10Nuff of That Stuff1998 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab
KEY ARTISTS
1990s artists
ESSENTIAL ALBUMS
1990s albums
LOCAL GRAPH
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