A
Aerosmith
B
Brothers Johnson, The
C
Cameo
D
Daft Punk
Dan Reed Network
Dazz Band
Depeche Mode
Don Broco
Duran Duran
E
Earth, Wind & Fire
Ease of Disgust
Erra
F
Faith No More
Fishbone
Funkadelic
Funkees, The
G
Gap Band
H
Hall & Oates
Heatwave
Human League, The
Hyykers, The
I
Incubus
Infectious Grooves
INXS
Isley Brothers, The
J
Jamiroquai
Jane’s Addiction
Johnny Drama and his Funky Entourage
Johnny Hates Jazz
K
KC and the Sunshine Band
Kool & The Gang
L
Led Zepplin
Lettuce
Level 42
Living Colour
M
Maroon 5
Meters, The
Microtone
Mind Funk
Mother’s Finest
N
Northlane
O
Ohio Players
P
Parliament
Pigeons Playing Ping Pong
Police, The
Primus
Q
Queen
R
Rage Against The Machine
Red Hot Chili Peppers
Rufus
S
Simple Minds
Sly & the Family Stone
Sugar Ray
T
Tears For Fears
Talking Heads
Toto
Tower of Power
U
Ugly Kid Joe
Urban Dance Squad
V
W
Wild Cherry
X
Y
Yes
Z
Zapp
Funk rock emerged in the late 1960s as a blend of funk and rock music, characterized by its heavy use of bass and rhythm guitar. Some of the most famous funk rock bands include Red Hot Chili Peppers, Sly and the Family Stone, Parliament-Funkadelic, and Rage Against the Machine. Red Hot Chili Peppers’ unique sound has made them one of the most successful funk rock bands ever, with hits like “Give It Away” and “Scar Tissue”. Sly and the Family Stone was also a groundbreaking group, blending funk, rock, soul, and psychedelic music in their chart-topping hits like “Everyday People” and “Dance to the Music.” Parliament-Funkadelic, led by George Clinton, was known for its elaborate stage shows and funky jams. At the same time, Rage Against the Machine’s politically charged lyrics and heavy guitar riffs set them apart in the 1990s.