Leonard Smalls

No worries! There's this one too, but a touch further... At a proper "Arts" venue too!

Nappy Hour - Free Form Funky Freqs (*) * featuring Jamaaladeen Tacuma and Vernon Reid!

Down in the Sewer - Stranglers

Lucky Umbra - Lene Lovich

All that glitters is not gold - Death in Vegas

Jesus Built My Hotrod - Ministry

I asked for a covers set for a funk band influenced by early 80s goth - this would be a surprisingly interesting one! Set List "Let's Dance" - David Bowie Duration: 4:08 This classic track has a danceable groove and Bowie's distinctive style, making it a perfect opener. "She Sells Sanctuary" - The Cult Duration: 4:23 This song’s driving beat and ethereal guitar work align well with both funk and goth influences. "Superstition" - Stevie Wonder Duration: 4:26 While primarily a funk song, its dark, superstitious themes give it a subtle goth edge. "Bela Lugosi's Dead" - Bauhaus Duration: 9:36 An iconic goth track with a minimalist, hypnotic groove. Perfect for a darker, extended jam session. "White Lines" - Grandmaster Flash and the Furious Five Duration: 7:25 Funky and rhythmic, with a darker, cautionary lyrical theme that complements the goth vibe. "Personal Jesus" - Depeche Mode Duration: 4:56 A synth-heavy track with a strong beat and dark, introspective lyrics. "Give Up the Funk (Tear the Roof off the Sucker)" - Parliament Duration: 5:48 Pure funk energy with a darker edge, ensuring the set maintains a strong groove. "Love Will Tear Us Apart" - Joy Division Duration: 3:27 A melancholic yet rhythmic track that bridges the gap between funk and goth influences perfectly.

Car Trouble - Adam and the Ants

Pass the peas - James Brown JBs

Don't Give a Fück - Suicidal Tendencies

Hammer Riff - Dredd and the Badass Weeds

Sorted for E's & Wizz - Pulp

Another plug for our Percy's gig this Saturday!

Lardons to be cheerful, part 3 - Ian Dury and the Blockheads

A B C D E FU - Gayle

Moon Beam - James Blood Ulmer

Paint it Black - The Modettes

God in an alcove - Bauhaus

Just done my "blues jam" in the local church... We were meant to noodle for 1/2 hour to get other folk to come along and play too but ended up doing 2 hours. A bloke joined in on harmonica too so it all worked quite well despite every "song" being based on a groove I started. We even managed a little blues guitary version of Sylvester's "Do Ya wanna Funk", which is probably one of the only times it's ever been played in a church! Used the ACG into Helix/BBE pre/DBX comp/Crown Power/Markbass 2x10, sounded funky...

Beer & Sex & Chips 'n' Gravy - The Macc Lads

Unfortunately, real funk isn't very popular! But this is real funk, and only a year old... Good luck with the rap, though I'm, sure arrangement could lose or alter it.

Philately will get you nowhere - Gamages Model Train Club

YMCA - Village People

Time Difference - Hiromi's Sonicbloom

19th Nervous Breakdown - Shockabilly