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God Made Me Funky
God Made Me Funky formed in Detroit in the late 1970s around singer Larry Lee and guitarist Joel Johnson. They released their self-titled debut album in 1981,...
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God Made Me Funky formed in Detroit in the late 1970s around singer Larry Lee and guitarist Joel Johnson. They released their self-titled debut album in 1981, which included the track "Luv T' Day." The song became their most recognizable work, a soulful piece that blended funk and gospel elements.
They followed up with albums like "Funky in the Middle" in 1983 and "Servants of the Funk" in 1984. The band maintained a consistent lineup with Lee on vocals and Johnson on guitar, developing their sound through live performances before recording.
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