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Funk''N Roll
Funk'N Roll was a band that formed in the 1970s. They had a song called "Jaz" that became their most recognizable track. Their lineup included members named...
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Funk'N Roll was a band that formed in the 1970s. They had a song called "Jaz" that became their most recognizable track.
Their lineup included members named Jazz, Groove, Funk, and Roll, which suggests they leaned into their name with some theatricality. The existing information mentions they blended funk rhythms with rock energy, though the details are sparse.
What remains is mostly the memory of that one song and the band's straightforward, self-explanatory name. The rest of their story seems to have faded more than their single hit.
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