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The Phoenix band Dyke & the Blazers picked up on the rhythms, bass and organ innovations of James Brown's band and released "Funky Broadway - Part I" in 1967, the first black dance single with the name "Funky" in the title. "Funky Broadway" was later covered by Wilson Pickett, resulting in a #1 R&B hit. Originally from Buffalo, New York, the band got stranded in Phoenix, Arizona while backing the O'Jays. Vocalist Arlester "Dyke" Christian was shot to death in 1971. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.

Dyke's Greatest Hits - The Complete Singles

The Funky Broadway

Rarities Volume 1 - Phoenix to Hollywood
Soul Kitchen (The Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

So Sharp!

Friends With Benefits (Original Soundtrack)

Soul Kitchen

Soul Kitchen (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)

Rarities Volume 2 - The Funky Combinations
The Funky Broadway (Digitally Remastered)
The Funky Broadway: The Very Best Of Dyke & The Blazers
Hip Hop Roots