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Free funk is a combination of Avant-garde jazz with funk music. Leaders of the genre have been musicians such as Ornette Coleman, Jamaaladeen Tacuma and James "Blood" Ulmer. The music has been quite influential on the M-Base genre, as well.¹

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v • d • e Funk music

Afrobeat - Brit funk - Deep Funk - Drumfunk - Free funk - Funkcore - Funk metal - Funktronica - Funk-rock - G-funk - Go-go - Jazz-funk - Liquid Funk - Minneapolis sound - Neurofunk - Nu-funk - P-Funk - Punk-funk - Skweee - List of funk musicians

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