She's A Very Freaky Girl (1979)

Vincent "V-Funk" Franklin emerged as an influential figure in the 1970s funk music scene, best known for his electrifying hit "She's a Very Freaky Girl." With his distinctive style that blended psychedelic funk with soulful melodies, Vincent captured the essence of the era's vibrant culture, making a lasting impact on the genre. Born in 1948 in Detroit, Michigan, Vincent was immersed in a city alive with musical innovation. Growing up in the Motor City during the rise of Motown, he was influenced by the rhythmic beats and soulful sounds of the local music scene. Vincent picked up the bass guitar as a teenager, and it wasn't long before he was playing in local funk bands, developing a style that was both groovy and deeply melodic. Vincent's breakthrough came with the formation of his band, "V-Funk Express," along with his best friend Chaka Flame in the early 1970s. The group quickly gained a following in Detroit's underground music scene with their energetic performances and unique sound, characterized by Vincent's funky bass lines and charismatic vocals. Their rise to national fame was cemented with the release of "She's a Very Freaky Girl" in 1975, a song that became synonymous with the funk movement's playful and provocative edge.

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Vincent "V-Funk" Franklin emerged as an influential figure in the 1970s funk music scene, best known for his electrifying hit "She's a Very Freaky Girl." With his distinctive style that blended psychedelic funk with soulful melodies, Vincent captured the essence of the era's vibrant culture, making a lasting impact on the genre. Born in 1948 in Detroit, Michigan, Vincent was immersed in a city alive with musical innovation. Growing up in the Motor City during the rise of Motown, he was influenced by the rhythmic beats and soulful sounds of the local music scene. Vincent picked up the bass guitar as a teenager, and it wasn't long before he was playing in local funk bands, developing a style that was both groovy and deeply melodic. Vincent's breakthrough came with the formation of his band, "V-Funk Express," along with his best friend Chaka Flame in the early 1970s. The group quickly gained a following in Detroit's underground music scene with their energetic performances and unique sound, characterized by Vincent's funky bass lines and charismatic vocals. Their rise to national fame was cemented with the release of "She's a Very Freaky Girl" in 1975, a song that became synonymous with the funk movement's playful and provocative edge.

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My kinda jam! Sip n’ Steppin’

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I think Gucci would approve and do a verse

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soul check

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Thankyou

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I LOVE THIS!

[@OLManJenkins87]

Me and my fraternity loved to stroll to this song back in 81 #Goodtimes

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On Repeat In The BBQ This Sunmer

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[@coldtruth17]

Can you do Lemonade by Gucci Mane also?

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Im gonna sample it & turn it into Rap Beat

[@Tom-PlaylistKing-Smith]

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[@Tom-PlaylistKing-Smith]

A.I. and CHILL PLAYLIST. A.I. slow jams and chill music converted from Hip-Hop classics. kzbin.info/aero/PLgj8F6OQTiK-8Bsm3L0AmvT0TUB-FDmi9. Take your shoes off, light a candle, grab a nice glass of wine (either alcoholic or non-alcoholic), call your favorite person and A.I. and CHILL.