His Majesty King Funk is a jazz album recorded in 1965 by Grant Green. It features Green with tenor saxophonist Harold Vick, organist Larry Young, drummer...

and funk music, Zawinul's playing with Cannonball Adderley, and the work of English composer Paul Buckmaster. In August 1969, Davis gathered his band...

According to jazz scholar Christopher Meeder, the Lifetime eschewed the funk influence of Miles Davis' early fusion music with a mixture of heavy rock...

Franklin (1962). Grant Green recorded an instrumental version for his album His Majesty King Funk in 1965. Benzion Witler recorded a cover of the song that includes...

1964 Am I Blue ― ― ― 1965 Idle Moments ― ― ― Talkin' About! ― ― ― His Majesty King Funk ― ― ― Verve Reissued on CD in 1995 (Verve/Polygram 527474). 1966...

rock and funk". Alternative Press called the album "essential....colorful and exotic" and wrote that it represents "the high water mark of his experiments...

"Organist Larry Young, who really found his own sound back in 1965 with the classic Unity album, is deep in the funk on this later Blue Note album... there...

the two had started playing and recording together in 1972. According to his biographer Marc Shapiro, Santana had much to learn from McLaughlin: "He would...

1961) Blues for Lou (Blue Note, 1963) Am I Blue (Blue Note, 1963) His Majesty King Funk (Verve, 1965) Iron City (Cobblestone, 1967) With Johnny Hodges Wings...

Lifetime (prior to forming Mahavishnu Orchestra). McLaughlin was joined by his Lifetime bandmate, organist Larry Young, bass guitarist Billy Rich and former...