Sly And The Family Stone

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Albums (33) Compilations (42) Box Sets (1) Sort By: Most Downloaded

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Group Members: Larry Graham, Rose Stone, Sly Stone, Dennis Marcellino and Mark Stefani

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eMusic Yearbook: 2002
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eMusic Yearbook: 2002

By Michelangelo Matos, eMusic Contributor

Maybe it's a coincidence that three fabulous and endlessly eclectic DJ mix-CDs - John Peel's FabricLive 07, 2 Many DJ's As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2, and DJ /rupture's Minesweeper Suite - all came out in 2002. But it sure didn't feel that way at the time. Of course, eclectic DJ mixes were nothing new; they'd been a standard from at least 1995, when Coldcut released 70 Minutes of Madness. But 2002 was a… more »

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Icon: Sly and The Family Stone

By Michelangelo Matos, eMusic Contributor

Maybe the most startling thing about Sly & the Family Stone's peak is how short it was. A mere four years elapsed from the Bay Area funk-rock septet's debut, A Whole New Thing, to the radical masterpiece, There's a Riot Goin 'On, which was recorded mostly by Sly alone. Granted, this arc coincided with the greatest mass-societal changes of 20th-century America, but it tells us plenty about Stone's singularity nevertheless. As a top-rated Bay Area DJ… more »