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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.
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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.

George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic are one of a kind. But they definitely have influenced a ton of other artists.

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 quit working for James Brown and contributed his horn skills to George Clinton and crew. The funky story of "The Horny Horns."

George Clinton made a statement with his 1970 project "Free Your Mind." It's a memorable phrase that's endured ever since.