Best Gap Band
The Gap Band IV is a 1982 album by the Gap Band, the Tulsa group led by brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson. Its electronic keyboards, synthesizer bass, percussion, and call-and-response vocals place it at the transition between 1970s funk and 1980s electro-funk. The album contains "Early in...
The Gap Band III is a 1980 studio album by the Gap Band, a group formed by brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The record combines funk and R&B with synthesizers, forceful bass lines, and dance-oriented rhythms that helped shape the group's early-1980s sound. It includes...
Gap Band V: Jammin' is a 1983 studio album by the Gap Band, the Tulsa, Oklahoma group led by brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson. It includes "Party Train," a dance-oriented funk single built around synthesizers, electronic rhythms, group vocals, and Charlie Wilson's lead performance. The al...
The Gap Band II is a 1979 studio album by the Gap Band, the Tulsa, Oklahoma group formed around brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson. Released by Mercury Records, it helped establish the group's combination of funk rhythms, synthesizers, horns, and gospel-influenced vocals. The album includes...
Gap Band VI is a 1984 studio album by the Gap Band, a funk and R&B group formed by brothers Charlie, Ronnie, and Robert Wilson in Tulsa, Oklahoma. The record continued the group's use of synthesizers, rhythm machines, prominent bass lines, and Charlie Wilson's lead vocals during its commercially est...
The Gap Band's 1986 studio album, among the later entries in the Wilson brothers' decade-long run of funk and R&B records released throughout the 1980s.
