Zapp

MC Zuka

Essa Fada (Explicit)

The Funky W

Mike Van Dz

Diamond D

Everybody (Intro & Outro Remix) (Explicit)

Hellafied Funk Crew

Diamond D (Rip)

Everybody, The Funky W Intro Edit (feat. Zapp, Mike Van Dz & Diamond D (Rip)) [Radio Edit]

Everybody, The Funky W (feat. Zapp, Mike Van Dz & Diamond D (Rip)) [Radio Edit]

Liberdade

Mirèle

Marfim 2.0

Zapp VII - Roger & Friends

Roger Troutman

Snoop Dogg

Red & Dollars

Parking Lot

Amor

neezer

Minha Paz

Tuxedo

Zapp II

The New Zapp IV U

Zapp III

Zapp V

Mr.Capone-E

Ol' Skool Music, Vol. 2 (Explicit)

Ol' Skool Music, Vol. 1 (Explicit)

Zapp was a band out of Dayton,Ohio that pioneered in the latest technical developments & advancements in the music industry. They were among the first funk outfits to experiment with electronic & synthesized sounds,most notably the vocorder aka the talkbox,with extraordinary effects. In fact,Zapp & Roger used these elements in their music so often that it became their specialty sound. Roger Troutman also executed those loud & thunderous electro-handclaps in alot of Zapp & Roger albums. This album released in 1985 is Zapp's crowning achievement in studio recording. The New Zapp 4 U is blazing from start to finish & all the jams are indispensable funk classics. Zapp created a Synthelistic & Groovelistic stratosphere on this classic. Standout tracks include the dance-smash,"It Doesn't Really Matter",the Vocorder-Whipped Groove,"Computer Love",the deliriously funky cut"Itchin' For Your Twitchin'",the Smooth Synth Jam,"Radio People","Rock n Roll",and Zapp's excellent & remarkable rendition of "I Only Have Eyes For You". This is one album you have to own! You won't be disappointed 'cuz Zapp puts the flavor in funk!


Where the first two Zapp albums were nearly flawless with their beginning-to-end knee-deep funk, Zapp III showed slight symptoms of becoming derivative. You are still strained to find any filler here, but the album's second side does pale considerably in 

The 1980 self-titled album by Zapp (by Roger and Zapp Troutman) is one of the finest funk albums ever produced. Listen closely for the influences of Bootsy Collins (producer) and Parliament/Funkadelic. The hit single from the album, More Bounce to the Ounce, introduced the world to Roger Troutman's trademark use of the vocorder, but the real gem of the album is the slow and sultry Be Alright. There is not a bad cut in this six song album. If you're a fan of late 70s and early 80s funk, this selection is a "must have". 


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