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Vibrations Lyrics
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And I Love her I give her all my love That's all I do And if…
Down in New Orleans Have you ever been to New Orleans, Have you ever? Baby I'm…
Gonna Get Along Without You Now Uh huh hm hm Gonna get along without you now Uh huh…
I'm Going Home The journey's been hard and the road's been long Meeting mys…
Shake It Up Well this little Senorita stumbled through my door Then she …
So Blue Outside the bright sun is shining Outside the red red roses…
The Watusi Wah, wah-a Watusi C'mon and take a chance and get-a…
This Broken Heart I got tears in my eyes And since the day u…
Watusi Wah, wah-a Watusi C'mon and take a chance and get-a…
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RationalMind
Love it!
Mark McCummins
Dang! That’s funk! Back to the early ‘70s.
RationalMind
Vegetable Man on strike!
Minnesota Money Boss
Oh wow, another record that pre date's rap......🤷🏾♂️🤔🙄
Watts103rd
Yes, like the last Poets, Sarah Webster Fabio, Gil Scott Heron or the famous Lightnin Rod (Last Poets) Hustler´s Convention from 73, the first complete proto Rap LP. But all these artists are coming from the civil rights / Black Panther Movement.
This great Vibrations track here ( there are other great Versions btw from the coasters and from Souldog) is more Jive Talk Funk, which is also a root of Rap. There are even earlier examples like Bo Diddley´s Cops and Robbers from 1956 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Pyi918Fq-B8
phillydisco
Before this, there was Here Comes The Judge by Pigmeat Markham.