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Artist:
Funkadelic
Title:
Funkadelic

Tracks:
1. Mommy, What's a Funkadelic?
2. I'll Bet You
3. Music For My Mother
4. I Got a Thing, You Got a Thing, Everybody's Got a Thing
5. Good Old Music
6. Qualify and Satisfy
7. What is Soul
8. Can't Shake It Loose (1969 Version)
9. I'll Bet You (1969 Version)
10. Music For My Mother (1969 Version)
11. As Good As I Can Feel (1969 Version)
12. Open Our Eyes (1969 Version)
13. Quality and Satisfy (45 Version)
14. Music For My Mother (Instrumental 45 Version)



Details:
The 1970 Debut From Detroit's Nastiest, Most Shredding Funk-Rock Group. Arising From The Ashes Of George Clinton's Plainfield, New Jersey-Led R&B Group, The Parliments, Funkadelic Formed In The Late '60s And, In Addition To Clinton, Included The Blazing Guitar Of Eddie Hazel, Organist Mickey Atkins, Rhythm Guitarist Tawl Ross And Drummer Tiki Fulwood. Though Firmly Rooted In Funk And Soul, Funkadelic Incorporates A Dark Psychedelic Element, Influenced By Hendrix And Sly Stone, To Create A Sound That Was Unparalleled At The Time And Since. Sampled By Everyone From DJ Shadow To Ice Cube, De La Soul And The Beastie Boys, Funkadelic Still Sounds Fresh Today And Is The First Solid Example Of George Clinton's Eccentric Genius.


Info: 180 Gram reissue LP

Label: 4 Men With Beards

This item was added to our catalog on Friday 20 June, 2008