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The Influences That Shaped Parliament-Funkadelic
George Clinton soaked up numerous influences, all that came together in the ever-evolving sound of Parliament and Funkadelic.
Tim Kinley
Tim Kinley is a longtime disciple of the Mothership Connection and spends way too much time copping duplicate copies of Parliament-Funkadelic albums. Documentaries, CD compilations and other Funky projects also distract him from paying utility bills, which results in his cell phone bill not being paid on time.
The George Clinton Effect
George Clinton attracted an enormous amount of talent. Even when they did their own thing, his influence was always invoked.
The Impact of Sly and the Family Stone
Sly and the Family Stone's influence was impactful from the start. Decades later, it's even more astonishing.
Bootsy’s Back, Baby with “…Funkateer”
Funk maestro Bootsy Collins is back with a great new album, "Album of the Year #1 Funkateer." We checked it out.
Parliament-Funkadelic: A New Era (1975)
In 1975, Parliament-Funkadelic took a bold new direction, delivering some of funk's most essential tracks.