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Will You Be There 04:05
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Funky Movement 01:44
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Funky Movement No. 2 02:22
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Sagittarius Black 02:51
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KC Stomp 03:26
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Easy Easy Easy 03:18
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What Would You Do 03:42
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Do It 02:17
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So Glad You’re Mine 02:27
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What’s Going On 03:42
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Texas funk music is amongst the highest regarded styles in the genre, a unique mixture of jazz, blues, R&B and James Brown’s syncopation that evolved in metropolises like Houston (Kashmere Stage Band), San Antonio (Mickey and the Soul Generation), Austin (James Polk and the Brothers) and Dallas. Dallas birthed a variety of independent labels, Soultex and Doin Our Thing amongst them. But no one in Dallas, Texas or America, created a run of 7″ singles like Timothy McNealy did on his Shawn imprint. When it comes to heavy, funk music, in Dallas – in Texas – Timothy McNealyis king. This means that when it comes to funk music, in general, McNealy is hallowed.
This is the first time that his music is presented in its totality, giving the enlightened fan an opportunity to hear the breadth and depth of his Funky Movement!
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