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The WB - The Untold Saga... Soundtrack. 2002, CD, Rap, Armada Entertainment, Krushadelic Productions, Bomblouy Funk Music, Serious Art/FX
Jul 22, 2021 · Here are 8 of his best songs. By Dan Condon and Karen Leng. Posted 21 Jul 2021. George Clinton. The leader of Parliament and Funkadelic has dozens of classic tracks. This is a good place to start. George Clinton, the Godfather of Funk, is 80 years old today. It's impossible to overstate the impact Clinton has had on modern music.
- Styling A New Era
- New Direction
- Psychedelic Influence
- You’Re Thinking Right
- One Nation Under A Groove
- Paint The White House Black
- Double OH OH
- Last Dance
- Nubian Nut
- If Anybody Gets Funked Up
Born on July 22, 1941, in Kannapolis, North Carolina, George Clinton spent most of his childhood growing up in Plainfield, New Jersey. As a teenager, he formed a doo-wop group called The Parliaments. This came after he was inspired by Frankie Lymon & the Teenagers. At the time, he and his group performed at a barbershop he partly owned known as Sil...
Going into 1982, he embarked on a career as a solo artist that often featured collaborations with his former bandmates. What should have been a solid, scandal-free career found itself embroiled in several legal battles against Bridgeport Music. The company from Michigan was cited for illegally obtaining the copyright to Clinton’s music, along with ...
The popularity of George Clinton’s music since the 1960s influenced several upcoming recording artists that made a niche out of producing hip-hop and rap songs. Much of it was sampled into their material as they came forth with their own brand of music. Unfortunately, this was sometimes met with legal issues with Bridgeport Music as their claim to ...
In 1987, The Tracey Ullman Showhad a theme song that was written by George Clinton. “You’re Thinking Right” was his creation as a songwriter. This was a great tune to rev up the audience to tune in and enjoy a televised program that ran from 1987 until 1990. The show itself was sketch comedy, combined with musical acts and dance numbers. Clinton’s ...
Continuing with our top 10 George Clinton songs is the legendary musical recording “One Nation Under A Groove. While this one is considered a Funkadelic recording as opposed to a solo George Clinton track, we thought it was too important not to list. This one stands as one of his most memorable songs and easily one of his classics that inspired gen...
As an EP and as a single, “Paint the White House Black” was a collaborated song that featured a collection of hip-hop and rap artists who worked with George Clinton in a single that failed to chart but earned its place as a fan favorite. Coming across as an angry song, that’s exactly what the intent was behind it. Clinton made a name for himself as...
What George Clinton did in the 1980s was upgrade the songs he and his P-Funk associates had in the 1970s. Done George Clinton style, “Double Oh Oh” was a song that made good use of the influence of the new sounds that came through with synthesizers and digital music sounds that seemed to funk up psychedelic rock to a whole new level. “Double Oh Oh”...
“Last Dance” peaked as high as number twenty-six on the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart as a single released from the You Shouldn’t-Nuf Bit Fishalbum. This 1983 recording was the second of two hits from George Clinton that earned him recognition on the official music chart. This song was designed as an upgraded dance number from the 1970s ...
On the US Billboard Hot R&B/Hip-Hop Songs chart, “Nubian Nut” became a number fifteen hit after it was released as a single in 1983. This came from George Clinton’s second album, You Shouldn’t-Nuf Bit Fish. According to Clinton, King Nubian held the key to the funky future of mankind and it was up to his supporters to back him up to make that happe...
Technically, “If Anybody Gets Funked Up (It’s Gonna Be You)” was released as a single by George Clinton & the P-Funk All-Stars. However, this was his comeback hit, ten years after “Do Fries Come with That Shake?” was released in 1986. Although Clinton continued to write music and produce singles in the meantime, it wasn’t until this song from his 1...
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Save to library. 1. Atomic Dog. George Clinton & the P-Funk All Stars 37K plays. 5:02. 2. Bop Gun. George Clinton & the P-Funk All Stars 31K plays. 4:33.
George Clinton. Indisputable funk legend behind Parliament and Funkadelic, and consequently a hip-hop godfather, sampled and featured on innumerable recordings. Read Full Biography. STREAM OR BUY: Active. 1950s - 2020s. Born. July 22, 1941 in Kannapolis, NC. Genre.
