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Imitation of Funk: The Best P-Funk Imitators
George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic are one of a kind. But they definitely have influenced a ton of other artists.
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.
Funkadelic: The Warner Bros. Years (1976-1981)
Over a five-year period, George Clinton and Funkadelic created some of their most innovative albums -- and that is saying a whole lot.
Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns: When In Doubt, Blow!
Fred Wesley quit working for James Brown and contributed his horn skills to George Clinton and crew. The funky story of "The Horny Horns."
“Free Your Mind” – George Clinton, 1970
George Clinton made a statement with his 1970 project "Free Your Mind." It's a memorable phrase that's endured ever since.
Funkadelic at 50: “Mommy, What’s A Funkadelic?”
It was 50 years ago that Funkadelic gave us a first listen to their mashup of soul, funk, and psychedelia. A look back at their cosmically-drenched debut.