When funk music took the global pop music scene by storm in the late '60s, many of Jamaican's leading musicians were inspired by this exciting sound and incorporated elements into their works. The result was the fascinating and rousing funky reggae style that enjoyed great popularity among record buyers on both sides of the Atlantic in the early 70s. Among the pioneers of this sound were such acclaimed producers as Lee "Scratch" Perry and Lloyd Charmers, whose recordings feature prominently on the CD and LP versions of this irresistible collection. This collection brings together some of the best examples of funky reggae, interpreted by some of the most renowned reggae artists around – from Ken Boothe and Lee Perry's Upsetters to British acts Greyhound and The Marvels. Tracklisting Look-Ka-Py-Py – Lloyd Charmers & The Hippy Boys Funk The Beat – The Megatons Popcorn – The Upsetters Geronimo – The Pyramids Groove Me – Dave Barker Pick Folk Kinkiest - The Upsetters Down On The Farm – Freddie Notes & The Rudies Cloud Nine - Carl Dawkins Give Me Some More – The Studio Sound Kill Them All - Lee Perry & The Upsetters It’s Your Thing – Alton Ellis Shackatac – Dave Barker OK Carrol - U Roy & The Upsetters Shaft – Lloyd Charmers Rock Steady – The Marvels Straight To The Head – The Upsetters The Change – Greyhound Is It Because I’m Black – Ken Boothe Soul Power – Nicky Thomas Jungle Lion – Lee Perry & The Upsetters 23. Kinky Fly – Bunny Scott & Lee Perry Splendour Splash – Jay Boys Soul Revival – Zap Pow