The albums that define
boogie.
Our picks for where to start with boogie — with a one-line read on why each one matters.
Top boogie artists
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The boogie essentials
Twenty-four picks. Press play on any of them.
The Gap Band
Gap Band V: Jammin'
This album showcases The Gap Band's distinctive funk style, filled with rhythmic complexity and buoyant hooks. It's a well-rounded representation of their upbeat energy that will draw in new listeners seeking something lively.
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The Gap Band
Ain't Nothin' But a Party
A vibrant blend of funk and boogie, underscored by infectious grooves and playful lyricism that invite listeners to dance.
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The Whispers
The Whispers
Smooth harmonies intertwined with infectious grooves create an irresistible boogie sensation that defines dance floors of the late '70s.
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The Whispers
Whisper in Your Ear
Smooth vocal harmonies intertwine with infectious grooves, creating a quintessential boogie soundtrack for the dance floor.
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Yarbrough and Peoples
The Two of Us
A vibrant fusion of soul and boogie, enveloping listeners in smooth harmonies and infectious grooves.
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