Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Just A Little Bit Longer
02:55
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
I Can't Help Myself
02:41
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
For Yor Love
05:15
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Let Me Be Your Man
02:51
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Sing A Song Sister
03:22
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Can't Stay Away
02:53
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Love Sweet Love
03:13
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Gotta Clean Up The World 1
02:27
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Gotta Clean Up The World 2
01:58
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
I Want My Baby Back
02:37
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Tyrone Ashley's Funky Music Machine
Does Frankie Ever Call My Name
08:18
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the patented lab review
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A quick rundown: Sammy Campbell was the front man of local legendary doo wop group the Del Larks, which he started with his brother in 1954. It was a group known for its rich harmonies and flashy stage presence (and also for the deep bass of future Parliament great, Ray Davis). Sammy and the Del Larks became George Clinton’s main (friendly) adversaries when the Parliaments moved to town from nearby Newark and ran their infamous barbershop. In the mid sixties to early seventies Sammy began performing under the name Tyrone Ashley and the Funky Music Machine. More stretched out by the soul and funk tip, the Funky Music Machine were both raw and slick, fat and fresh with a feeling that simply moved you to tears or the dance floor, or both.
Truth and Soul has dug up and polished a slice of history that is finally available for your listening pleasure. Culled from master tapes and that survived a house fire in the late seventies and then shelved in Mr. Campbell’s home studio for close to thirty-five years, these twelve songs is a look at the raw soul and genius of a man who never stopped making music from the heart. Truth & Soul is proud to present a definitive collection of music from the one and only Sammy Campbell. Enjoy.
