George Clinton: The Capitol Years
In 1982, funkmaster George Clinton was at a point where he — and his music — had to take a risk. The following albums were well worth it.
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.
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.”
