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George Clinton and PFunk: An Oral History (For the Record),Used
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Booming out from the depths of disco in the 1970s was an unmistakable new sound: a danceable beat and bass riff, laid under an exquisitely tight and inventive horn ensemble, all coaxed out by an ultrahip narrator whose spoken revelations believably proclaimed they came from another planet. The speakeractually, the rapperwas musical mastermind George Clinton. Under his inspired direction, the groups Parliament and Funkadelic established what he called 'PFunk' as the modern outgrowth of soul, its irresistible funky genius paving the way for everything from rap and hiphop to techno and alternative.The authors take you aboard the PFunk mothership for candid reflections from Clinton himself, and from bandmates Bootsy Collins, Fuzzy Haskins, Bernie Worrell, Fred Wesley, Garry Shider, album cover wizard Pedro Bell, and many others. In their own words, they tell you how it feels to lay down 'uncut funk' with one of pop music's greatest innovators, and get booties shaking from coast to coast.
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