Jab'o Starks and Clyde Stubblefield are the two funkiest men alive and the ORIGINAL FUNKY DRUMMERS from James Brown band in the mid sixties and seventies performing with their band what they made famous.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		Find the Groove	4:57
2		Lucky	4:50
3		Party's in the Kitchen (part 1)	6:16
4		Party's in the Kitchen (part 2)	3:23
5		Computer Man	4:37
6		Sock It to Me (it's Your Thing)	4:22
7		Something You Got	3:44
8		Since I Met You Baby	3:13
9		Summertime	5:34
10		Hog for You Baby	3:08
11		Proud Mary	3:59
12		Jab'o's Groove	3:40

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FunkMasters llp, John "Jab"Starks and Clyde Stubblefield, became recognized for their funky music while performing and recording with James Brown during the late 60's and early 70's.

Some of their most known performed and recorded songs are, Sex Machine, Mother Popcorn, Super Bad, Cold Sweat, I Got The Feelin', Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose, Licking Stick, Soul Power, Talkin'Loud and Sayin'Nothing-just to name a few.

They make live appearances for performances and drum clinics.

FunkMasters with Fred Wesley and Johnny Griggs in Montgomery, AL 3 October 2004

FunkMasters with Bob Babbitt and Johnny Griggs in Birmingham, AL 4 October 2004

Most recently they recorded with Fred Wesley, Bob Babbitt, Jack Ashford, Waldo Weathers, Tommy McKnight and Robert Orr at Ocean Way Studios in Nashville, TN. This CD, COME GET SUMMA THIS, should be released mid December 2004.

Jab'o was with Bobby "Blue" Bland Band prior to Mr. Brown then played and recorded with B.B. King for about 8 years.

Clyde is the funky drummer on Public Radio International's Whata Know Show with Michael Feldman.. Clyde was Rolling Stone's 1990 "Drummer of the Year", Modern Drummer magazine's "Founding Father of Funk" and the received the 2000 WAMI.

Jab and Clyde are back on stage with their own band and still performing what they made famous, funky drumming. They are the most sampled drummers in the world and their drum sticks are enshrined in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.

FIND THE GROOVE Artwork by: Tamo

www.jaboandclyde.com
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