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Dayton, Ohio: The Land of Funk
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- Опубликовано: 11 дек 2012
- Hey everyone, thanks for the views and feedback. To be honest, I didn't know this video was still available for public viewing! It was a school project that came out of my love for Dayton, and funk music. Thanks y'all..
Everything is on the One
AWE Hell yeah, grew up in West Dayton, Summit Courts 506 Piqua PL baby. Daves carry out. Cubbies Market, Mrs Rosettas, DCC, broadway Park, Went to Edison Elem, Jefferson Elem, Franklin Elem on the East side, Dunbar and Long Fellow. I wa there when Roger shut down Salem Ave to shoot his video from the roof of his studio. Been living in San Antonio for the past 5 years, but let me tell you, AIN'T NO PLACE LIKE HOME, ....................
I was there to brother
West Dayton born and raised....Summit St (now Paul L. Dunbar). Summit Courts, Cubbie's Market, Grace A Greene, Dayton Christian Center, Greenwich Village bus, Roosevelt High School, River View Park and my protable 8 track player with Heatwave and Slave playing. .......Good Times back in the day. Dayton was definitely "The Land Of Funk" and i'm glad i lived it it.
All these cats had some kind of music theory/education which is basically eliminated in schools now...we can't afford it is what the politicians say. CCA builds a prison every day. I'd rather face a kid with a guitar than a gun.
Even though my home town has drastically changed, I'm still very PROUD to call DAYTON, OHIO my HOME. I was born & raised in Dayton, Ohio and grew up in the WDAO Radio Station neighborhood. Dayton, OH provided me a concrete FOUNDATION, excellent EDUCATION & OPPORTUNITIES and the most ENTERTAINING experiences that I will never forget nor trade for anything in this world. I'm a TRUE DAYTONIAN & OHIO PLAYA FOR LIFE!!!! O-H-I-O!!!!
A historical treasure Adam, thank you, thank you. I shared this on the Facebook website Dayton History Books Online. I grew up in Westwood and attended Roosevelt High School with some of the players like Walter Morrison. The Ohio Players started as the Ohio Untouchables with the great bluesman Robert Ward and included Marshall Jones, who I see in the in Yellow Springs from time to time still. Some of the other musicians in the video were familiar to me then too, circa 1963 - 1968.
Hey, this video is well done! Good job.
A lot of fine musicians still live and play in Dayton. Some will play funk till the day they die!
Well done my friend! Born and raised in the suburbs of Dayton The Funk runs deep here.
The good old days I miss dayton sometimes but when I go back and see what it has become and how it affected those still living there, just sad. Cant take away the rich musical history of my hometown. Thank you for this.
I hung around west side in 60s and 70s really great vibes. Violence could break out over racism and there was rioting. They had many thriving black businesses and great music. So much collapsed during 80s crack and drug epidemic. Not the same since. Reagan caused a depression by removing important art renovation historical renovations and music incentives that old cities must have for Americans to thrive. Also proper policing inner city allows criminals to exploit
Thank you for this. I grew up in Dayton at the height of the Funk Era, it was a very special place during a very special time.
Very well put, Grandiva! This is exactly how I feel. Growing up in Dayton during the finest time of the Funk reign was special. I dare to say MAGICAL. I guess that's why we natives tend to be so fiercely proud. WEST SIDE! 😉
Well done. I have been so homesick. I know Dayton is not the same now but it will mean home to me.
DAYTON IS STILL JAMMING🎶🎙🎤🎸🎷🎹🥁🎼📯📣👑😎😎
This was a confusing item in my research, that I didn't really properly explain in the video. The original name was "Lakeside Amusement Park", opened in 1890 at the corner of Gettysburg and Lakeside Avenues.
The park was seized for failure to pay taxes, and was auctioned off in 1967. It was purchased in 1968, with only the Crystal Ballroom being saved and remodeled. The ballroom was named "Lakeview Palladium", until its' closure in 1993.
Sorry for the confusion and mistake. Good catch!
I used to live down the street from one of the Ohio Players. There was a party there every night... I just wish I was older so I could have joined it. :(
There are NEW funk heads being born.. Keep your ears open. Thanks Adam for posting this!!!
The first concert I ever went to was in the early ‘80s to see Pieces of a Dream at Gilly’s. Front row table and da boyz rocked da house! Mt. Airy Groove was kickin’!
Had a ton of Black-owned business, and homeownership on the West_side back in the day. I love my Funk, born and raised in D-Town grew up on the stuff.
Amo el Funk desde la primera vez que lo oí, en 1975,sin saber como se llamaba este estilo de música y ahora conocer la historia de la cuna del Funk y de las muchas bandas que escuchaba de niño hasta estos dias.Agradecimientos desde Chile.
Awesome 👍🏽.... wish it was longer
Great job...I love my hometown!!!
I grew up in Youngstown, but i know where the Funk comes from!
some groups from Ohio include.Ohio players,heatwave,lakeside,faze o,dazz band,Aurra,Sun,Dayton,Isley brothers,Bootsys Ruber Band,O jays,Wild cherry,Slave,Zapp and Roger and many many more
Awesome!!!! Proud to be a Daytonian artist!
Adam, you got it right right. Thank you. Dr John "Turk" Logan, Jr.
Slave. My favorite soul group.
Thank you Adam. Sharing with all my pals here in Atlanta to LA.
FYI that was Jefferson elementary school in that picture, Dayton view, I went there from kindergarten to 8th grade, they started bussing us to EJ Brown in the fifth grade.
Peace,, Yes grew up on the west side during the 70's.Overall, a great story told by Adam Greaser. The city of Dayton Parks and Recreation use to have the battle of the bands in different local parks.I went to a few of them but can't remember the names of the bands. Mainly because of the west side funk sound and of the station WDAO and all their DJ's is one of the main reasons I use to want to be a DJ'. Sure did have fun roller skating on all these jams when they use to first drop in the city.
Dayton born and raised and grew up with funk in our household. It’s amazing how many great musicians Dayton produced.
Hey from Dayton ☺️
I love Dayton. It's home.
Thanks for posting this. :)
This is dope! Alot of memories of Dayton.
Thank you so much for putting this together. Learned so much!!!!!
Zapp, Sun, Ohio Players, Bootsy's Rubberband, Dayton, The Isley Brothers, Dazz Band. Am I missing anybody?
Nice job, I had a lot of home bands at my clubs especially majestic in the late 90.
Excellent video. Informative and well spoken. Great job Adam Greaser
Scholars Jim Payne (Give the Drummer Some) and Stewart (Funky Drummer: New Orleans,James Brown and the rhytmic transformation of American popular music) had mention to the 'SECOND LINE' drumming parade tradition of New Orleans like pivotal influence for the rise of Funk: James Brown (from Georgia) work in early 60s With Louisiana drummers CHUCK CONNOUR and CLAY FILLYOU ("Ive got money" 1962).
Well done, thank you!
Great Job! Love the funk~
Saw Roger and the Human body in 71 @ Wright State
"Skin Tight" by The Ohio Players! All of the background music is from Dayton-area funk bands!
Well done, very good mini Doc
Great history lesson! Thanks, Mr. Greaser.
Nice work. I gotta come home for the Funk Museum
Very interesting !
DAYTON, THE LAND OF FUNK!!
AMEN JESUS
this was well done!
Very nice!
💯💯💯💯
I was the Lakeview Palladium. Awesome video!!!! Thanks.
Actually, eventhough the amusement park was Lakeside, the street was Lakeview Avenue and the venue was renamed the Lakeview Palladium.
i learned alot today
That marching band at 3:10 looks like the Bethune-Cookman University Marching Wildcats from Daytona Beach College. This school was founded by Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune and a few little girls and $1.50. Check them out at www.cookman.edu and donate if you can. They need financial support right now.
Ohio Playa from the Himalaya baby!! All the way
You did not mention Paul Lawrence Dunbar, two of Sallie Hemming and Thomas Jefferson's sons or Grandville T. Woods...IJS ;-)
Special Place.
I lived over there by w. 5th st
help us folk who grew up with that funk bring it back! check got what you want by orlando alexander , only on you tube
To be honest, it came more out of necessity. It was a school project, and I didn't have any budget for photo duplication, research dates, etc. Essentially, I used those photos as a sort of "representation" of the content rather than explicitly using Dayton-focused primary images. If I could do it again, and had more than a few weeks for research, planning and video constructing, I would do it much better. Thanks for the criticism, and good eye!
Not not nit-pick, but why does the montage of photos include Miles Davis and the "Great Day In Harlem" photo -- shot in Harlem, NY? Could swear I saw a Chicago cop, too.
And a photo of a collegiate band from Daytona beach, FL 🤦🏾♀️
I was in Rogers I can make you dance video, I was 17/18. Salem ave was off the hook that day
THAT JUST MADE MY YEAR BIFF B>B>B> M2C
The first song is Skin Tight by the Ohio Players #HometownPride
Funky!
This is really very good. Just one question -- I wonder if you mean West Third Street rather than West Fifth, as West Fifth was never much of a commercial thoroughfare.
West Fifth was, at one time, the "Main St" of the West Side. See Margaret Peter's excellent history of Dayton.
1 was 7 years old
Ohio players zapp cunfunkshun n more come from dayton I'm from canton Ohio football hall of city
What's the name of the Beginning Song please?
I thought it was called the LakeVIEW Palladium...
I don't think that ROGER TROUTMAN and ZAPP were the most successful of the DAYTON funk bands. The OHIO PLAYERS and HEATWAVE sold a lot more records and are even to this day known on a wider scale. They didn't mention the great ROY MERIWETHER who is from Dayton also.
Heatwave is not more popular than Zapp....Computer Love charted TWICE on Billboard....when it debuted in 1985 and again in 1994
Heatwave is way more popular than Zapp. Heatwave's first album sold 4 millions copies. Zapp's best selling album was their Greatest hits which sold 2 million copies. If you go check even to this day HEATWAVE has sold more records than ZAPP. I should know because I'm the only person to recorded both for ROGER TROUTMAN and JOHNNIE WILDER,JR.
@ JB
Roger and Zapp hit twice due to the over sampling of their work and oh let us not forget all the copycats , too.
# 1 Funk City !
Can someone please tell me the name of the song right at the beginning of this video?
Skin Tight by the Ohio Players. All the music in the video is from Dayton bands.
Thank you!
Wait a sec! Did Knobles get the flying turns from Lakeside? ruclips.net/video/aEDARTyG7Cs/видео.html
People didn’t 100% move to the west side only by choice. They were redlined out of other parts of the city, and any predominantly black neighborhoods not west of the river were destroyed by urban renewal projects in the 1960s.
How can someone contact you by email Adam Greaser?
Need a pop filter but good vid!!
What the helllll?
And human trafficking.