Trouble Funk is an influential American funk and go-go band that originated from Washington D.C. in the late 1970s. Comprising of notable band members like 'Big' Tony Fisher, Taylor Reed, and James Avery, the band is known for its unique blend of funk, R&B, and early hip hop. They gained significant recognition for their live performances and for pioneering the go-go genre, a subgenre of funk, characterized by a funky, syncopated beat and extensive percussion. Their most influential works include albums "Drop the Bomb" and "In Times of Trouble", both of which significantly contributed to the D.C. go-go scene.