Give The Drummer(s) Some: The History of Funk Drumming (w/ Jay Mumford)
In this, the first full episode of the Black etc podcast, I speak with drummer Jay Mumford of The Du-Rites about the history of funk drumming styles from the '60s through the '80s. We also discuss Jay's childhood funk fandom and how he eventually made the decision to become a professional funk drummer himself later in life.
This episode is a funk music history lesson jam-packed with deep knowledge and music references.
You can find Jay's music at his website: jaymumfordmusic.com
Give The Drummer Some interview series (Jay Mumford’s print interviews with legendary funk drummers for Redbull Music Academy)
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Episode Notes:
“Bounce Rock Skate Roll” – Vaughan Mason & The Crew
“Good Times” – Chic
“Ain't It Hell Up in Harlem” (live on The Midnight Special) -- Edwin Starr
“Dance To The Music” -- Sly & The Family Stone
Give The Drummer Some - Clyde Stubblefield documentary by Trevor Banks
“You Baby” -- The Turtles
“Tighten Up” -- Archie Bell & the Drells
“Dizzy” – Tommy Roe
“Funky Nassau” – The Beginning of the End
“Memphis Soul Stew” – King Curtis
“Amen Brother” – The Winstons
“Spinning Wheel” – Lonnie Smith
“NY State of Mind” – Nas
“I Get The Job Done” – Big Daddy Kane
“Scorpio” – Dennis Coffey
"The Lovermaniacs (Sex)" – Bobbie Knight & The Universal Lady
“Dance to the Drummer's Beat” – Herman Kelly & Life
“Apache” – Incredible Bongo Band
“Burn Hollywood Burn” – Public Enemy ft. Ice Cube & Big Daddy Kane