I Got Soul; Unknown [Statue and Geometric Shapes]; Unknown [Skyline, Tupac Shakur, Graffiti-Style Text]; Unknown [I Live for Da Funk...]

The southern wall of Jub Jub's Thirst parlor contains six panels, each painted by a different artist. From left to right: The profile of a man resembling (or perhaps who is) James Brown belting out a tune is the subject of this mural by artist Joe C. Rock. The words "Funk,""Rock,""Soul," and "Style," as well as music notes emerge from and float out of his coifed hair; An armor-clad romanesque statue with severed fingers on its left hand stands on the left side of this mural. Green, peach, salmon, lavender, and blue geometric shapes float from behind the stature, against a dark purple background and upside down bronze-colored fleurs-de-lis (perhaps suggesting that the statue is of French origin) speckle a slate-blue background in the upper-right corner of the mural; Late-rapper TuPac Shakur appears in front a the Los Angeles skyline wearing a red bandana tied around his head, a Detroit Red Wings jersey, and a gold chain and watch. Graffiti-splatters style text painted over paint splatte