If You Like Funk: Check Out Vulfpeck

Last night I listened to Cold Blood's Sisyphus album (1970). It contains "Your Good Thing (Is About to End)", a song written by Isaac Hayes and David Porter, and made into a Top 20 Billboard hit in 1969 by Lou Rawls, although first recorded by Mable John in 1966. Others have covered it too. If you're interested in some different takes on this song (funk/soul/blues) see below:
Cold Blood
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b3-21dGLEEE
Etta James
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxrPG5jYxec
Bonnie Raitt
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ac226K5Bqo 
IMO they all work pretty well.

Some exciting new bands listed here. I enjoy funk from EWF to many jazz artists. Here are a few of my favorites;
Eric Lindell- Change in the Weather- This NOLA guy is awesome.
Papa Grows Funk- just pick an album. I prefer the live ones.
Greyboy Allstars- Live- is my favorite. Karl Denson, the sax player who fronts these guys, has several solo albums out with his Tiny Universe band. I saw them a couple of months ago doing Allman Bros. covers and it was fantastic. He plays with the Stones as well. 

@maxnewid Thanks for joining the thread and the listed recommendations. If you listen to something new, please post your thoughts on it.
Regards
Al

Chazro’s mention of Maceo Parker made me think of this.  Check out drummer Kenwood Dennard!  

https://m.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLFEE0078A61BE5C06

Thinking about this genre further, last night I pulled out Soul Summit- Live at Berk’s Place. This is another Karl Denson project that is great party music featuring the old Stax sound. Here is a youtube clip of the highlights
https://youtu.be/jw6RpySsyW4