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The funk hit that changed the sound of pop music
In 1970, Sly Stone & the Family Stone released a funk classic, but it was bassist Larry Graham's pioneering technique that ...
Just months after the song reached No. 1, Sly & the Family Stone performed "Everyday People" at Woodstock on Aug. 17, 1969.
It was Sly Stone’s mission to alter the pathways in our brains. His vision was of soulful, transcendental music that could lead us into new dimensions — not just those colorful, kaleidoscopic ...
Few hit singles have managed to represent what the act that recorded it was all about as well as “Everyday People” by Sly And The Family Stone. The 1968 hit not only summed up the group’s ethos, but ...
It’s hard to “fight the power” and win, but 59 years ago, Sly Stone managed to walk away with the W. One of his greatest. Facing label pressure to abandon his psychedelic sound in favor of a more ...
In the late ’60s, as the Black Power movement gained steam, funk became its soundtrack. Young people organized free breakfast programs, defended their communities from police violence and stood up for ...
Roberto Carlos Lange is always up to something fascinating. Since releasing his The Last Sound On Earth EP last fall, the man otherwise known as Helado Negro has popped up on very different tracks ...
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