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00:0010 Forgotten Black Bands of the 70s You Need to Rediscover
00:0410. Ike and Tina Turner of Volcanic Review
00:08Explosive Review showcased Tina's powerhouse vocals.
00:13Proud Mary peaked at number 4, while River Deep, Mountain High shone internationally.
00:189. The Jackson 5, From Gary to Global Fame
00:22Motown's youthful phenomenon delivered four consecutive number 1 singles.
00:27Michael's voice and choreography set enduring standards for pop-soul performance.
00:328. The Spinners, Detroit's soulful storytellers
00:36After Motown's struggles, Tom Bell refined their sound.
00:41Six top 10 hits combined smooth harmonies with emotionally resonant storytelling.
00:467. The Commodores, Tuskegee's Funk Ambassadors
00:50Tuskegee form bands showcased versatility, brick house cemented funk credentials,
00:55while EZ highlighted Lionel Richie's ballad mastery and mainstream appeal.
01:016. MFSB, The Sound of Philadelphia's Architects
01:05Philadelphia International's studio collective pioneered the Philly sound.
01:10The Sound of Philadelphia topped Billboard, became Soul Train's theme, and won a Grammy.
01:155. Rose Royce, Car Wash to Chart Toppers
01:19L.A. Band Vaulted from Backing Roles to Stardom
01:23Car Wash Topped Charts, while I Wanna Get Next to You Captivated
01:274. Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes, Philly Soul Titans
01:31With Teddy Pendergrass's commanding vocals, they defined Philadelphia's soul.
01:37If You Don't Know Me By Now became a timeless classic.
01:413. Mandrill, Brooklyn's Funk Fusionists
01:44Brooklyn Brothers fused funk, jazz, Latin, and African rhythms.
01:50Tracks like Fence Walk and Ape Is High cultivated enduring cult followings.
01:552. The Emotions, Chicago's Harmonious Hitmakers
01:59Chicago Sisters transitioned from gospel to R&B, collaborating with Morris White,
02:05Best of My Love Top Charts, and won Grammys.
02:081. The Blackbirds, Howard University's Jazz Funk Innovators
02:13Donald Byrd mentored Howard University students into jazz funk innovators,
02:19scoring crossover hits like Walking in Rhythm and Rock Creek Park.
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