Black Nasty, a funk and soul band from Detroit, Michigan, emerged in the early 1970s as a part of the Motown music scene. Known for their eclectic blend of funk, soul, and rock, they added a distinctive edge to the music of that era. The band, which included notable members like guitarist/vocalist Johnnie Mae Matthews and bassist Mark Bethune, released their influential album "Talking to the People" in 1973. Despite their short-lived career, Black Nasty's unique sound and musical experimentation left a significant impact on the Motown scene.