Post an obscure funk track...

Killer latin funk!

Harlem River Drive - Idle Hands

 

Banbarra, "Shack Up (Parts 1 & 2)"

 

And here is A Certain Ratio's post punk version!

 

George Duke-Morning Sun

 

Anything off of Swamp Doggs 1970 funk masterpiece "Total Destruction to Your Mind". Peace.

 

Houston Kashmere High School Texas Thunder Soul, Thank You
From the most economically depressed part of Houston came the 1970's proto-funk stage band to tear that sucker down!

 

Rat on!! Great choice with Swamp Dogg.

 

Hey man!Thank you for acknowledging!Peace brother.

 

That was the exact same track I was going to add, great choice!!

 

Apart from being funky that is one of the best titles for a song ever

 

Just saw someone posted Mandrill - Fencewalk already. So...



Not sure this counts as funk exactly, but those drums are ripe for a'samplin'

 

Some killer cuts on this list so far!

 

Superior Elevation - Music Is The Way

 

Not as obscure as some but a good one (IMO):

 

Ebony Jam Band - Sexy Lady

 

"Down The Nile" - Lee Oskar

1976

 

Some killer tracks here!

 

Cross Bronx Expressway...

 

OK, perhaps not strictly obscure..?

 

This is a monster groove! Good pick....Featuring future Lou Reed bassist Fernando Saunders.

 

well it's pretty tough to find any song that's truly obscure anymore; hitting 1K views on YouTube pretty much throws floodgates wide open ( my own definition of 'obscure' these days would be if one can't even find it on YouTube!)
Be that as it may...
I'd like to offer a song that's more overlooked than obscure, just because I heard it for the first time in a while the other day and remembered what a great song it is and how much I loved it when the album first came out; I can recall many a Friday night back in the 70s, driving around with a car full of friends
with this blasting from the rear-deck Marantz speakers....
Full Moon Boogie ~ Jeff Beck with the Jan Hammer Group, Live