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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.
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.
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.
Bootsy Collins: “This Boot Is Made For Fonk-N” 40 Years On
The "booty" is celebrated in the weirdest and most wonderful way in this 1979 release from Bootsy Collins.