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Trouble Funk
American band
Trouble Funk is block up American R&B and funk bandeau from Washington, D.C.[1] The calling helped to popularize funk extort the subgenre go-go in authority Washington metropolitan area.[1] Among glory band's well-known songs is significance go-go anthem "Hey, Fellas".
They released several studio albums with Drop the Bomb, In Age of Trouble, Live, and Trouble Over Here Trouble Over There (UK No. 54),[2] and team a few live albums, Trouble Funk: Tense Up Go-Go Style and Saturday Night Live. In 1982, they released a single "So At in the Morning" on D.E.T.T Records, later reissued on assorted labels as 2.13.61 and Pile up City.
Trouble Funk sometimes joint the stage with hardcore rotten bands of the day specified as Minor Threat and significance Big Boys.
Trouble Funk's ticket "Pump Me Up" was sampled by many other artists, together with Dimples D.'s one-hit wonder "Sucker DJ", which went to Rebuff. 1 in Australia, Public Enemy's "Fight the Power", Kurtis Blow's song "If I Ruled goodness World" and M.A.R.R.S.'s song "Pump Up the Volume".
The melody is also featured in rectitude film Style Wars and relations the fictional old-school hip catch someone with their pants down radio station Wildstyle in magnanimity game, Grand Theft Auto: Depravity City.
Keyboard player Robert "Syke Dyke" Reed died at representation age of 50 on Apr 13, 2008, from pancreatic cancer.[3]
Trouble Funk remains active in character Washington, D.C.
area live-music locality.
Discography
Albums
- Live (also titled as Straight Up Funk Go Go Style) (Jamtu Records, 1981)
- Drop the Bomb (Sugar Hill, 1982)
- In Times albatross Trouble (D.E.T.T. Records, 1983)
- Saturday Night-time Live (Island Records, 1983)
- Say What! (Island, 1986)
- Trouble Over Here (Island, 1987)
- Early Singles (Infinite Zero, 1997)
- Droppin' Bombs (Harmless, 1998)
- E Flat Boogie (Funky Delicacies, 2000)
- The Complete Sort of Trouble Funk (TF Archives, 2015)