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Thanks buddy. They were a great bunch especially when they clicked …

Fosho, my man Myles still doin a weekly @fukysole or something in LA. Good times . Went to Japan fujirock w the band soon after this. Best job of my life! Lol can’t believe how long comments keep going on this video!! I should upload the Fuji footage but it’s on minidv cassette!!

O’Donel Levy - “I Wanna Be Where U Are” sampled by Pete Rock & CL smooth “good life”

@@martbee805 literally been searching for years thanks a lot!

@@AportesKike (kinda) cool story, I also fell in love with that break after hearing it performed during a live Breakestra set. I managed to send Miles an email asking him where it was from, and to my surprise he replied shortly after with the info! After that, I decided that I also wanted to play the break with my bandmates, and we performed it a few months later at a club in town: ua-cam.com/video/E4b91q3ZxYM/v-deo.html

I keep asking the members for a ‘reunion’ but that involves several studio musicians volunteering their time and talents for weeks of rehearsals!? There’s like 25 meme ers over the years! Check out haloween show albino, if it still exists on yt. Gotta upload more ‘classic era’ shit that I’ve shot over the years!!

Couldn't agree more!

Fosho!! This was fun and epic! Had my girlfriend record it off the radio! Lol.

Before my time, thanks for your comment (a year later…!) Bam has an online presence, was fun working with them, real dedication.! Keepin the soul of music alive and memories like this slice Jesse had been hidden away in a house in the woods for 15 years and finally decided to tell his story!! Lucky to have caught this and speak to the man himself. Very human real heart on sleeve kinda guy… was an honor

Thanks! Apologies for the ‘crappy sound’! Lol

I know! I tried!! She was a spinning ball of chaos addictive energy when she turned it on.. miss her.

Thanks homie!

Thanks for that. Was a labor of love fosho. Was really cool meeting him. He was hidden out in the woods for years before his daughter got him to do this with us!

Went backstage after and hung w George a while while he based up like bootsy! Lol. Wow. That smell! Think he quit good for him! 🍄❤️🔥

Johnny G Watson? How so ?

He did & he looks much healthier now because of it. He finally figured out it would never be as good as the 1st times.

Up yours buddy!

Oh I've heard them do this live , just about blew my head off !

Omg are you guys watching our old videos!? Ugh I hope there's nothing innappropriate in there! Lol im pretty sure I only allowed access to pictures and videos with wren in them.. 🤪❣️🧐yes I am funny! I was in a comedy troupe in my 20s in Chicago! Amy pohler was in my group, a couple other semi famous comedian/actors too.. FYI... Thanks for that comment..,, 😘😘😘

Merci, bro!!

I had a radio show for 12 years at UCSB, by invitation on noncommercial radio and I would have loved to of had him on as a guest. I heard he’s playing this summer with the Steve Miller band in Lincoln, California. So many of us from the 60s generation are dropping like flies, it’s important that you document these memoirs like you are doing. I wish I could find my own tapes of interviews I did with Dan Hicks, Ravi Shankar,Maria Muldaur, Albert Hofmann, and the Timothy Leary press conference etc

Uploading a setlist well that would be cheatin'! Happy diggin'! (or shazamming, good luck!) It's basically same tunes/order as "The Live One" (?) as well...Enjoy brothas.. So sorry bout trumph fiasco, was my fault...

Wikipedia Live Mix Tape 2 dude

You could say that about most audiences lets face it. Would the audience at a zappa show recognise a funkadelic song if zappa had played it? Especially with no lyrics.

@@chekkatechno Probably. Funkadelic had a significantly larger audience than Zappa did, and Zappa fans tend to be *very* eclectic listeners. I do suspect a lot of the audience DID know that song though, it was one of Zappas more well known tunes. It wouldnt seem that way (About zappas size of audience) but Zappa had a very dedicated audience as opposed to a widespread audience.He himself was famous, but a hell of a lot of people knew him for "Oh the guy with the weird named kids" or "The dude who started the hippy movement" (He didnt, Zappa detested hippys) but didnt actually really know his music other than maybe hearing it once or twice and thinking "What the heck?!".

Man , I've been a Zappa fan since the early 70's and never knew how cool Funkadelic was until the early 90's. @@shayneoneill1506

Christ, can you imagine if they did an album together? A fuckin' hole would tear in the fabric of the universe!

Frank tried to poach Funkadelic members at least twice. Eddie Haz including Biily Bass Nelson I believe

I recently got back to Parliament/Funkadelic and when you listen to the long guitar solos (by Eddie Hazel!! and others, Gary Shider, for instance) on their early albums you can't help but state some strong affinity between their music and Frank's. And Zappa on the other hand had quite a funky band in the mid 70s with George Duke, Chester Thompson, Napoleon Murphy Brock. And do you remember him saying: "Good God, ain't it funky now!" on the A Token of His Extreme TV show it was, I believe...

@@thomasminarchickjr.7355 what does that mean? Please tell me that's a good thing. Since Frank is so - I don't know - cynical - and i live/love everything P-FUNK the most, and growing to love Zappa more, I would love to hear what Frank would've said about Parliament Funkadelic - I'd like to think he'd have really admired them. After all this time I'm still discovering old and newer music by all them... Now back to it! PEACE

Brad Pauler it just mean that Frank tried to steal these players from P-Funk by trying to hire them away for his band. They didn’t though because Frank was notoriously cheap

I still been lookin'!!

better? Also this is the RAW, UNCUT FUNK!! The audio (FM broadcast here: ua-cam.com/video/KQGDaCwqXoo/v-deo.html