A new documentary examines the golden age of funk music, when large, often interracial bands lay down syncopated grooves that packed dance floors. John Blake says that today’s pop music, largely ...

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Filmmakers Stanley Nelson Jr. and Nicole London didn’t want to do a typical documentary on funk music. What they made is a fun, interesting, entertaining ride through the genre.

We Want the Funk!” is airing under the Independent Lens umbrella at PBS. The documentary will air at 8 p.m. Tuesday, April 8, ...

The Godfather of Soul, who once said, “I’ve only got a seventh-grade education ... to have control of every sound.” We’ve lost funk music’s communal spirit But there’s a deeper ...

We got you,'” Collins recalls ... InFluencers,” with guest star Snoop Dogg, a vocal P-Funk adherent), Collins travels into ...

Funk music was a bold sound that perfectly encapsulated post-civil rights Black Pride. 'We Want The Funk!' tells the story of ...

"Soon as we got a hit record, was the same year that [The Beatles ... All of a sudden, that wasn't our music anymore." Funk's ...

Directors Stanley Nelson and Nicole London discuss their new documentary We Want the Funk! on Deadline's Doc Talk podcast.

You know, Black people have always been funky. Positive Force's "We Got the Funk" playing] Woman: ♪ All right, y'all, yeah ♪ Mikki Taylor: It's in our DNA. Whether it's music, whether it's fashion, ...