Dyke & The Blazers

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Funk band, formed 1965 in Phoenix, Arizona. Best known for their 1966 hit single Funky Broadway, later even more successfully covered by Wilson Pickett.

The line-up saw quite a few changes over the years. Most notably, in the late 1960s/early 1970s musicians from Charles Wright & The Watts 103rd St Rhythm Band sat in on several recording sessions.

The band was disbanded when bandleader "Dyke" Arlester Christian was murdered in 1971.
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The Funky Broadway

(4 versions)
Original Sound 1968

We Got More Soul (The Ultimate Broadway Funk)

(2 versions)
BGP Records 2007

Dyke's Greatest Hits

(LP, Album)
Original Sound Unknown

Singles & EPs

So Sharp / Don't Bug Me

(7")
Original Sound 1966

Funky Broadway

(7")
Original Sound 1967

Funky Walk

(3 versions)
Original Sound 1968

Funky Bull Part I, II

(2 versions)
Original Sound 1968

Let A Woman Be A Woman - Let A Man Be A Man

(3 versions)
Original Sound 1969

City Dump / You Are My Sunshine

(7")
Original Sound 1969

We Got More Soul / Shotgun Slim

(7")
Original Sound 1969

Uhh / My Sisters' And My Brothers' Day Is Comin'

(7", Single)
Original Sound 1970

Runaway People / I'm So All Alone

(7")
Original Sound 1970

Stuff / The Wobble

(7")
Original Sound 1971

Rosie & The Originals / Dyke & The Blazers - Angel Baby / We Got More Soul (7", RE)

Original Sound 1984

Kingsmen, The / Dyke & The Blazers - Louie, Louie / Shot Gun Slim (7", RE)

Original Sound 1984

Black Boy / Let A Woman Be A Woman - Let A Man Be A Man

(7")
BGP Records 2007

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So Sharp!

(2 versions)
Kent Records 1983

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