Guerrilla Funk

Paris’ Guerilla Funk from 1994 is a beautiful little G-funk gem, a little bit faster tempo than the Dre/Snoop classics and all the better fo it. Paris is definitely one of the better rappers around, adding a bit of black militancy to the party friendly on the one sound of west coast early 90s rap was always going to be a winner - a defiant political attitude when getting your groove on is spiritually and politically liberating sui generis. The basis of the song is (not just) Knee Deep obviously.

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Guerrilla Funk

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