seyoung_shai_lee on Instagram: "Don't You Fool With My Soul" is a 1973 funk song by Johnnie Taylor, released on Stax Records (0155) as a two-part single. Co-written by Taylor and J.W. Alexander, it is noted for its James Brown-influenced, hard-driving, and gritty funk sound, featuring a prominent clavinet and horn lines. #doncornelius #johnnietaylor #dontyoufoolwithmysoul #dancesegment #soultraindancers✨💫 1973"

Wesli Paul | Rock Content Curator on Instagram: "Led Zeppelin performing “Trampled Under Foot” during their legendary Earls Court shows at Earls Court Arena, London, in May 1975 — a filthy, funky groove with rock muscle. Trivia: “Trampled Under Foot” was released in 1975 on Physical Graffiti, a double album that combined new studio recordings with unreleased material from earlier sessions. The song is built around a Hohner Clavinet riff, an electro-mechanical keyboard commonly used in funk music

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