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“Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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“Why is this music significant/important to history?”  and/or “What does this era of music represent in history?”

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Artists took total control of their music

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Sax arrangements

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Dyke & The Blazers - Let A Woman Be A Woman (Let A Man Be A Man) (Jazzy Jay Edit)

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Various ‎-- Hip Hop Roots (Tommy Boy, 2005) Edited By - Jazzy Jay

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Copyright I don't care. The Meters are the jam!

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New jack Swing
Souther soul

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Hot Pants Get Up (I Feel Like A) Sex Machine 2:36 Get On The Good Foot 4:06 Soul Power 6:51 Make It Funky 9:53 Cold Sweat 11:07 Try Me 14:22 Please Please, Please 17:21 Say It Loud I'm Black and I'm Proud 17:57 Super Bad 23:53 Papa Don't Take No Mess 26:18 My Thang 29:57 Hell 33:33 The Payback 35:57 Fred Wesley & the JB's Damn Right, I Am Somebody 40:25

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James Brown and The Famous Flames - Out Of Sight

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From the T.A.M.I. Show, 1964. James Brown makes a spectacular entrance to kick of his segment of the show. The poor Rolling Stones had to follow this.

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Electric guitar

horns

12-bar blues

Intricate rhythmic background

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James Brown

The Famous Flames

Dyke and the Blazers

The Meters

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1960-1970