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Leon Danger & The C-Walkers - Too Clean, So Mean (1979)
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By the time Leon Danger & The C-Walkers unleashed their third multi-platinum album, "Blue Dynasty," they had already delivered a string of chart-topping funk bombs. But when the fourth track, "Too Clean, So Mean," hit the streets, it became more than just a hit—it became an anthem for gangsters, hustlers, and the players living the high life.
A favorite among street guys and girls alike, "Too Clean, So Mean" captured the swagger, style, and street dominance of those who knew how to dress sharp but still command respect. It was the ultimate gangster funk anthem, proving that just because you’re draped in the finest silk doesn’t mean you ain’t dangerous.
A Smooth, Yet Deadly Groove:
Leon Danger laces the track with his silky, yet commanding vocals, riding effortlessly over a mellow yet sinister bass groove laid down by Bobby "Boogieman" Brown. The blaring brass section from Jerome "Brass Boss" Brown & Kenny "Horn Hammer" Hill cuts through like a switchblade, while The C-Walkers’ smooth background harmonies elevate the groove into pure funk royalty.
But what takes the track to another level is Steve Sailor’s effortlessly high-pitched vocals on the chorus, perfectly complementing Leon’s suave yet powerful delivery. The Crippalette Choir's timely tambourine hits and Deon "Double D" Danger’s hypnotic conga rhythms add an irresistible layer of sophistication and raw street energy, making this track a masterclass in funk perfection.
A Street Classic That Never Dies:
"Too Clean, So Mean" was a street anthem from day one, heard in lowriders, after-hours spots, and upscale leisure lounges where only the sharpest-dressed players could step in. It became a must-play for the "lifestyle of leisure" community, proving that funk wasn’t just music—it was a way of life.
Today, the song remains a cult favorite, proving its timeless groove and staying power. Recently featured in hit Tubi movies like "Ain’t No Thang But A Chicken Wang" and the critically acclaimed pimp documentary "Clean As A Whistle," the song has found new life with a new generation, solidifying its status as one of the smoothest street funk jams ever recorded.
"Too Clean, So Mean" is more than just a track—it’s a statement, a way of life, and proof that "Blue Funk" don’t die—it only multiplies.
Lead Vocals - Leon "LD" Danger
Lead Guitar, Chorus & Background Vocals - Steve Sailor
Bass Guitar - Bobby "Boogieman" Brown
Keys, Background Vocals - Leroy "Short Cuz" Jackson
Drummer - Clyde "Soul Sticks" Washington
Horns - Jerome "Brass Boss" Brown & Kenny "Horn Hammer" Hill
Congas - Deon "Double D" Danger
Tambourines - The Crippalette Choir
By the time Leon Danger & The C-Walkers unleashed their third multi-platinum album, "Blue Dynasty," they had already delivered a string of chart-topping funk bombs. But when the fourth track, "Too Clean, So Mean," hit the streets, it became more than just a hit—it became an anthem for gangsters, hustlers, and the players living the high life.
A favorite among street guys and girls alike, "Too Clean, So Mean" captured the swagger, style, and street dominance of those who knew how to dress sharp but still command respect. It was the ultimate gangster funk anthem, proving that just because you’re draped in the finest silk doesn’t mean you ain’t dangerous.
A Smooth, Yet Deadly Groove:
Leon Danger laces the track with his silky, yet commanding vocals, riding effortlessly over a mellow yet sinister bass groove laid down by Bobby "Boogieman" Brown. The blaring brass section from Jerome "Brass Boss" Brown & Kenny "Horn Hammer" Hill cuts through like a switchblade, while The C-Walkers’ smooth background harmonies elevate the groove into pure funk royalty.
But what takes the track to another level is Steve Sailor’s effortlessly high-pitched vocals on the chorus, perfectly complementing Leon’s suave yet powerful delivery. The Crippalette Choir's timely tambourine hits and Deon "Double D" Danger’s hypnotic conga rhythms add an irresistible layer of sophistication and raw street energy, making this track a masterclass in funk perfection.
A Street Classic That Never Dies:
"Too Clean, So Mean" was a street anthem from day one, heard in lowriders, after-hours spots, and upscale leisure lounges where only the sharpest-dressed players could step in. It became a must-play for the "lifestyle of leisure" community, proving that funk wasn’t just music—it was a way of life.
Today, the song remains a cult favorite, proving its timeless groove and staying power. Recently featured in hit Tubi movies like "Ain’t No Thang But A Chicken Wang" and the critically acclaimed pimp documentary "Clean As A Whistle," the song has found new life with a new generation, solidifying its status as one of the smoothest street funk jams ever recorded.
"Too Clean, So Mean" is more than just a track—it’s a statement, a way of life, and proof that "Blue Funk" don’t die—it only multiplies.
Lead Vocals - Leon "LD" Danger
Lead Guitar, Chorus & Background Vocals - Steve Sailor
Bass Guitar - Bobby "Boogieman" Brown
Keys, Background Vocals - Leroy "Short Cuz" Jackson
Drummer - Clyde "Soul Sticks" Washington
Horns - Jerome "Brass Boss" Brown & Kenny "Horn Hammer" Hill
Congas - Deon "Double D" Danger
Tambourines - The Crippalette Choir
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