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But despite its multiple points of origin, funk is often traced back to the work of one man. It was his rigorous focus on live performance that led to his development of what became known as funk in the mid to late s. A notoriously hard-nosed bandleader, Brown would make his band play sections of songs over and over again until they were flawless. In rehearsals and in onstage introductions, Brown would have his band vamp play a riff around one chord until he signalled the start of the next song.

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