there was no "off" switch and they became legends as a result
he continued to scribble lines of the song on napkins and hotel paper
As bassist and frontman of a sparkling jazz quintet
leaving only keyboardist Tony Banks and guitarist/bassist Mike Rutherford from earlier incarnations of the band
a 64 page book with exclusive essays and photos of the band
George Clinton- Live In Chicago 1989 With The P-Funk Allstars (Vinyl) Kabaka Pyramid there was no "off" switchVinyl LP pressing. After an early start in doo wop fronting the Parliaments, George Clinton helmed Funkadelic and Parliament, related hard funk projects at the border of the form's acceptability, employing crazed concepts, outrageous costumes, and drug addled references to outer space. During the '80s and '90s, Clinton kept the fires burning with his P Funk Allstars, a cosmic sloppy affair whose live shows continued to push the boundaries, as heard on