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Angular British Funky Friday Cover

Posted about 1 year ago
I 'spose A Certain Ratio heard this tune dancing the night away at a Northern Soul function or some other hipster spot in Manchester, but they do a nice job with it. The tune they covered was only 5 years old and you'll see it in comments..
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  1. Cody B
    Cody B says Banbarra-Shack Up (1975)
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  2. HelenMarie
    HelenMarie says Wow...those 2 on the floor are really getting turned on by the jam!? I'm a little disappointed the video seemed to end right at the peak, but then again they were all male musicians. Ha!
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  3. Dale
    Dale says I'm a sucker for all Factory work, so this went down a treat. Love me some ACR.
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  4. Cody B
    Cody B says Oh my, that is a funky sentiment indeed! I'll tell ya..I had to resort to video, cause I couldn't upload my damnabale mp3..grrr. The period flava is nice though. Have your self a good weekend Sunny.
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  5. Cody B
    Cody B says Cool Dale..there was a Factory blog out there posting all Factory 12"s,I copped more than a few..That was a lot of fun memories. Those beautiful covers.. Links "Rev Geoff's Factory Post":http://mog.com/reverend_geoffrey/blog_post/26741 ◄ "Factory Blog":http://troysz.blogspot.com/ ◄
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  6. Bartleby
    Bartleby says Wow, Cody, you're the true funk shi-fu... The Factory cut is brilliant...
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  7. Cody B
    Cody B says Thank You Mr.B totha elby..most enlightening video.
    Permalink posted 02/01/2008
  8. starrjammz
    starrjammz says Thanx for sharing this CB ! Besides the early UK-funk scene from the 80's , like Hi-Tension / I-Level / / Kandidate / Light Of The World / Second Image / The Warriors / and much much more , this group had a specific sound of their own . imho. There has been been released a great compilation from them ... i believe by the reissue-company www.whatmusic.com I have one album here at home from a UK-group , called "Set The Tone" ... they also recorded their tracks in a sorta similar wave-funk style , with loud plucking & popping bassguitar-chops.
    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
  9. starrjammz
    starrjammz says I made an error about the Certain Ratio-reissue ... it's on Soul Jazz Records : www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/92634-01.htm&highlight=certain%20ratio Here's a scan from Set The Tone's LP : setthetone-hiftinairaffair ( 1983 / Island Records )
    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
  10. Cody B
    Cody B says Thanks Starr..I was a Factory Fanboy for sure..they did a lot of borrowing from Funk while retaining their own sound..I remember the Force album where they even dipped into Go-Go beats..which were all the rage then..Manchester doing DC..that was a interesting fusion.
    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
  11. Cody B
    Cody B says Thanks for those other names..hadn't heard a lick.
    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
  12. starrjammz
    starrjammz says Thank you too for that added info ... interesting fusion indeed
    Permalink posted 02/02/2008
  13. poebegone
    poebegone says i luvs me some ACR as well and this was a real sendoff to the weekend. (oh, lookie, it's Friday again!) not very related but, while listening to The Clash's Overpowered by Funk yesterday, i thought the post-punk/punk-funk relationship over the years should be so interesting to explore.
    Permalink posted 02/07/2008
  14. Cody B
    Cody B says You're right about that Ms.Poe..I always think back to how the mainstream media (what I was watching) covered Punk/funk with Rick James the standard bearer! We know a bit better now,huh..
    Permalink posted 02/08/2008

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