Talk:Boogie (genre)
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Google books says electro funk and electro boogie is what "
electro. I think these articles could be merged. Though there is a subjective difference in the perception of, say, "Don't make me wait" and "Planet rock" what this article describes is actually a missing link of the electro article history section and would expand it in one good way explaining how and why electro emerged and where its roots lay. -- Appletangerine un (talk) 10:46, 26 December 2009 (UTC)
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- Fine, find that reference where it is, maybe it's not even a reliable source, who knows. "Don't make me wait" and "Planet rock" are different? Why you think so? talk) 13:13, 26 December 2009 (UTC)]
- Also we could merge talk) 15:30, 26 December 2009 (UTC)]
- Yes and also I rushed your "beautiful arrangment". You just add tags to the article and you ran away. Also it's the same fairy tale, I mean you're wrote boogie appeared after the demise of disco... and no references saying that - WP:Synth. "Major influence on boogie were the genres of funk, disco, soul, rhythm and blues and also European electronic music of the 1970s" who's saying that about "European electronic music"/"disco"/"RHYTHM AND BLUES"? - WP:OR. "In the UK, boogie was marginalised" WP:Synth, source saying black music was marginalised, not boogie.. "..., as it was almost exclusively enjoyed in the black community" - WP:OR. And your tagging with "unreliable source?" tag is just insane, once is enough. Unfortunately I found more RS. Also I guess you just say where is some problem, but you're not helping with references. Why? talk) 18:12, 26 December 2009 (UTC)]
Futuristic Boogie Artist "ORLY SAD"
Also in 2009,an Italian Artist named Orly Sad (originalfunkster!) relesed a boogie wax called "Clov3r Bounc3" very diffused in Orange County (South California). — Preceding unsigned comment added by 188.218.205.80 (talk) 17:13, 18 September 2011 (UTC)
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