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The 31 pages that link to Funk, each with the reason it gives.

• BreakbeatNarrower topic: Funk recordings supplied many of the drum breaks later sampled into breakbeats.

• West Coast hip-hopNarrower topic: Funk recordings and rhythmic ideas supplied key ingredients for West Coast production.

• James BrownNarrower topic: Brown’s shift toward groove-centered arrangements helped define the genre.

• Bruno MarsNarrower topic: Funk supplies the rhythmic vocabulary behind much of Mars's dance-oriented music.

• Parliament-FunkadelicNarrower topic: Parliament-Funkadelic extended funk through psychedelic textures and theatrical arrangements.

• Post-discoNarrower topic: Funk’s bass-and-drum interplay supplied a major rhythmic foundation for post-disco.

• Red Hot Chili PeppersNarrower topic: The band adapted funk’s groove-centered approach within a rock lineup.

• Rick JamesNarrower topic: James’s music drew on funk’s groove-centered foundations.

• Sly and the Family StoneNarrower topic: Funk supplied the band’s rhythmic foundation.

• SuperstitionNarrower topic: The song’s groove and instrumental interplay place it within funk.

• Chaka KhanNarrower topic: Its interlocking rhythms and bass-driven grooves anchor much of Khan’s work with Rufus.

• Eric B. & RakimNarrower topic: Funk recordings supplied the rhythmic material behind much of Eric B.’s production.

• War (American band)Narrower topic: Its rhythmic emphasis anchors War’s blend of styles.