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Boogie

Genre family: Funk
2000s recordings: 6

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, Bob Hall and T‐Bone Walker.

GENRE FAMILY

Its place in the genre family

Parent genreFunk

Current genreBoogie

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2000s · Boogie

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2000s Boogie

ESSENTIAL LISTENING

2000s starting recordings

6 recordings

01You Can't Stay Here2000 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 02I Don't Play Boogie2000 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 03Another Game in Town (demo)2005 · Boogie · boogie rockOpen in new tab 04Honky Tonk Train Blues2007 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 05I'm Gonna Rock Some More2007 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab 06Can't Wait No Longer2008 · Boogie · boogie woogieOpen in new tab

KEY ARTISTS

2000s artists

Artist·Boogie

Bob Zurke

ESSENTIAL ALBUMS

2000s albums

Album·2000

Don't Play Boogie

Album·2005

Whatever You Want

Album·2007

The History of Jazz: 100 Ragtime, Dixieland & Boogie Woogie Greats

Album·2007

Diggin’ the Boogie 1950-1956

Album·2008

Piano Red aka Dr. Feelgood: Rocks

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main styleStatus QuoBoogie and Status Quo share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleDr. Feelgood & The InternsBoogie and Dr. Feelgood & The Interns share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleBob HallBoogie and Bob Hall share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleBob ZurkeBoogie and Bob Zurke share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleAmos MilburnBoogie and Amos Milburn share an artist-to-genre connection.
main styleT‐Bone WalkerBoogie and T‐Bone Walker share an artist-to-genre connection.
main stylePiano RedBoogie and Piano Red share an artist-to-genre connection.
belongs toFunkBoogie is a subgenre of Funk.
genreYou Can't Stay HereYou Can't Stay Here is connected with Boogie.
genreHonky Tonk Train BluesHonky Tonk Train Blues is connected with Boogie.

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