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Sly Boogy
Sly Boogy was a funk band from Atlanta that formed in the early 1970s. Their lineup included Sly Stone on vocals, Freddie Stone on guitar, Larry Graham on...
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Sly Boogy was a funk band from Atlanta that formed in the early 1970s. Their lineup included Sly Stone on vocals, Freddie Stone on guitar, Larry Graham on bass, and Greg Errico on drums. They released their debut album "There's a Riot Goin' On" in 1971, which blended funk with soul and psychedelic rock.
One of their best-known tracks is "That'z My Name," which appeared on the 1975 album "High on You." The song's beat and lyrics connected with listeners, though the band faced internal tensions and lineup changes around that time. They also put out albums like "Fresh" in 1973 and "Small Talk" in 1974.
Larry Graham's bass playing introduced the slap technique that became a funk staple. The group's music has been cited by later artists, but their run was relatively brief amid the challenges of the mid-1970s.
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