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Bootsy Collins and “My Mind Set Me Free”
Bootsy Collins never let a break between gigs go to waste. "My Mind Set Me Free" showcases some ingeniously funky tracks.
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.
George Clinton’s “The Cinderella Theory”: One Funk Fits All!
At a low point in his career, George Clinton connected with Prince. The resulting album, "The Cinderella Theory," helped revive The Funk.
Pedro Bell: “Free Your Mind and Watch Yo’ Ass Before All This Comes to Pass”
Illustrator Pedro Bell was as much a part of the Parliament-Funkadelic groove as were the musicians. A look back at his contribution to the funk.
The Brides of Funkenstein – Partying Like Its 1979
Before Prince did it, Parliament-Funkadelic spun off the funk in their "girl-group," the Brides of Funkenstein.
Dr. John and The Meters: Unstoppable Funk
When Dr. John worked with the Meters, next level New Orleans musical magic ensued.