True Go-Go Stories: Teebone - (Trouble Funk) 

I was 15 years old around 1982 living in Sydney, Australia, when I first heard about go go music. An album called "Go Go Crankin" was featured on a Saturday night on (then) alternative radio station 2JJJ. From 10.00pm through to 2.00am they ran dance music programs, which was very rare in Australia at the time. The name of the program changed over the years from "The Black Music Show" to "The 12 inch Record Show" to the "Groove Train". I've LOVED go go ever since, especially Trouble Funk. I proudly wear TF t-shirts (imported from USA) around my home town, Canberra. I'm sure nobody knows about TF here - sad and tragic, really!!!

KATO U R DA MAN! I SAY GO T-BONE! U JUST TOOK ME BACK TO THE PARAGON. GO-GO IS REAL MUSIC!!!!!!!!!! PPL HAVE WIKIPEDIA & WE HAVE KATO HAMMOND! THE GOOD OLD DAYz WILL NEVER COME BACK & FOR THE NEW KATz REC EVERYTHING. U DON'T HAVE PUT EVERY CD,DVD OUT BUT IT WILL BE PART OF HISTORY ONE DAY TRUST ME!!!!!!!

Thanks! T-Bone is a legend and his story is important to me.....BLESS UP!!!!

they didn't have the commercial success they should have had, but they are Giant among people in the industry through out the world. Everybody know who they are.

Right @ 5:16 he gives you a nice technical perspective on the music today and yesterday.

The group T-Bone mentioned was actually name 8000 B.C.; They once use to practice in a house off Minnesota Ave SE back in the mid 70s, Dyke was a guitarist for the group, Taylor was in the group too, I think he played the saxophone. Good stuff.

great upload, wish it was longer gogo's roots go deeper than any of us really can understand. go back to cab calloway, fletcher henderson, they play the pocket. why? I do not know, what the hell do I know about it. But its right there in the music lol

TF!!!SuperGritDrop the BombE-Flat BoogieThank you for your GOD given Talent!!!

Great history from the REAL.

hey t bone