Certifiably one of the greatest to ever do it
When I’m in the mood, I can just plug in my headphones, play Stand! and TARGO and be transported into a more hopeful time like a lucid dream. I’m only just starting to appreciate this pioneering group more of late after reading a wonderful essay by the late great Mark Fisher for his unfinished Acid Communism book.
Felt like they deserve their own thread. Shoutout to the homie @Sir_Swagalot for already making a thread on this amazing album:
If you like this era and have a particular interest in the countercultural Sixties and early Seventies, they are goated.
This song melted my brain in the last 4 minutes:
great band
Ur name like big baby scumbag?
Skinny scumbag?
Or just scumbag in general
Sly LIVES! A Documentary by Questlove. Out February 13 on Hulu.
Guests featured in the documentary are Nile Rogers, Ruth Copeland, George Clinton, André 3000, D’Angelo and Chaka Khan; Sly and the Family Stone bandmates Jerry Martini, Greg Errico, Larry Graham and the late Cynthia Robinson; and some of Sly Stone's relatives.
Sly LIVES! A Documentary by Questlove. Out February 13 on Hulu.
Guests featured in the documentary are Nile Rogers, Ruth Copeland, George Clinton, André 3000, D’Angelo and Chaka Khan; Sly and the Family Stone bandmates Jerry Martini, Greg Errico, Larry Graham and the late Cynthia Robinson; and some of Sly Stone's relatives.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcZvd-xd0gEINNN. In af for the first Ruth Copeland interview
…but i’ve been listening to Riot a lot lately. The sound on that album is crazy
Sly LIVES! A Documentary by Questlove. Out February 13 on Hulu.
Guests featured in the documentary are Nile Rogers, Ruth Copeland, George Clinton, André 3000, D’Angelo and Chaka Khan; Sly and the Family Stone bandmates Jerry Martini, Greg Errico, Larry Graham and the late Cynthia Robinson; and some of Sly Stone's relatives.
!https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcZvd-xd0gEa must watch fs. one of my fav groups and icons in music…it’s such a damn shame thinking about what could’ve been
…but i’ve been listening to Riot a lot lately. The sound on that album is crazy
!https://youtu.be/azLtSFr-5ck?feature=shared!https://youtu.be/b7bvIIgQIJU?feature=sharedi love that muddy sound so much it’s just so unique there’s no way you can recreate that in a daw
A gem from my fav Sly & the Family Stone album, yesss.
Can’t believe no one’s mentioned they invented the slap bass
Yes, on "Everyday People!" Shout out to Larry Graham.