Garry Shider with Funkadelic: Cosmic Slop (1979)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
- Garry Shider Tribute Video #4: Live in Houston, TX, 1979 - "The Aqua Boogie Tour." With James Wesley Jackson as The Skull, Kidd Funkadelic, Eddie Hazel, Bernie Worrell, Walter "Junie" Morrison, and stay tuned for Starchild, dig?
Rest in P, Garry.
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I was born in the wrong time zone. Star child and Hazel, unstoppable force of harmonious sound. Such souls used to travel this what used to be a groovy planet
***** wish I could have been there, I'm working on bringing that funk to Philly. I emerse myself in this music to help mold my guitar playing, we need music like this to resurface
+Crazy Horse That is Michael Hampton, not Eddie Hazel, playing guitar alongside Garry Shider.
+Crazy Horse You have to take it to another level. you have the technology. That's what George did I was a teen living the funk playing the funk and still is funky even funkier
Honestly, they could've (and should've) kept rockin' this session for 15-20 minutes and I STILL would never get tired of listening to the entire thing.
This is exactly how I thought Guitar Solos should’ve sounded as a child, This whole song leaves the listener completely full. Vocals, Bass, Guitar all of it are perfect. I would kill to be 20 in 79’ instead of now!
Check out Frank Zappa, Tom G Warrior (Celtic Frost era), Rory Gallagher, Jeff Beck to start with. Live for now...
How can u get any better with 20 cats singing and playing in harmony funk at its best
The Same Show i Attended At Los Angeles Coliseum May 26th 1979
The Worlds Greatest Funk! Festival.... From Blewfoot....
BEST BASS LINE SINCE MY GIRL ,LOL,
man, that was tight....fantastic.
don't miss the message
yes the message.....that PFunk Message
It's Gary
The lyrics in this are off the chain!!!! These brothas and sistas do not get nearly enough credit for the lyrical content!!!! This is otherworldly GOOD! A story told by the best that ever done it!!!!!! RIP Garry Shider!!!!!
aaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhmen!!!!!!!!!
Right on right on. I want to testify... life changed for me. Good, bad, indifferent 1960. 2019, that Cosmic slop is upon us. U better hv your FUNK card. ... Nj TREE
This shit is timeless!!! 🤘🏽
Did Diaper Man actually write the lyrics? I always assumed GC wrote the lyrics
Realmusic 6 yrs ago U ARE 👉 RIGHT. From a TRUE FUNKATEER $$$ WILLIAM RAMBO, Memphis Tenn.
possibly one of the greatest performances ever.....dont even try to argue.....
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Good, but...ua-cam.com/video/0eR4aQrYozY/v-deo.html
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All I can do is agree 🤘🏿
@@regix1859 ...dont like that version
..too fast and rushed...
@@drgonzo3020 ...don't like that version
..too frantic and rushed and outta pocket...
The Greatest Band Ever !!! All you have to do is listen to their music. And I'm so sorry for anyone who never got to see them perform live. Funkateer 4 Life baby. One Nation Under A Groove
Yeah I never got too. 58 y.o. Fell into that weird time gap where I reeeeeeeeally got into them after they were done.
Top-10 all-time band of any genre. Not even an argument.
I got to experience them live ten years ago!!! Their sound check never stopped! They played for four hours! AWESOME!!!
@@NORTREB in my best Napoleon Dynamite voice: LUCKY!!!
When they invent a time machine, I’m going to a Parliament/ Funkadelic show. The soloing on this is next level. I reckon there’s at least 20 people on stage at the end of this. Thanks for posting.
@@darylchambers5945I would be in that first wave right along with you on that time machine my friend ! And yes I swear, everytime I saw them back in the day ( 70's, 80's, 90's, and once or twice in the 2,000"s but mostly in the 70's and 80's ), it seemed like there where no less than 3 to 5 groups on stage at once. Between The P-Funk band, Bootsy's Rubber-band, Parlet, The Brides of Funkenstein and Fred Wesley with Maceo and the Funky Horns, it was easily 20 or more people on stage at any given time, and George kept everybody on the ONE ! WE-FUNK !!!
This is a beautiful version of Cosmic Slop with Michael "Kid Funkadelic" Hampton and the late great Garry Shider sharing solos. This is one of the better versions with Garry taking his solo. Some others don't have enough volume on Garry's solo. RIP Garry. We miss you!
If music wasn't so tightly controlled , half of rock would be Black ...
There are alot of black rockers and metalheads in my area but sadly not familiar outside of the area.
With Bernie, Garry, Eddie, and Kidd, I put Parliament up against ANY TYPE of MUSIC group, needless to say Rock band
i wish it were that way instead of all hip hop
I totally agree. Everything that we do gets stolen and makes millions for everyone but the black community.
Stupidest comment I've read in a long time.
At 6:45..Funk was put into my veins through IV!! I CANT STOP LISTENING TO THIS!!! my hand won't let me click off! THE MOTHER SHIP TOOK OFF AT 6:45
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Rest In P Tyrone Lampkin, Garry Shider, Glen Goins, Ray Davis, Belita Woods, Eddie Hazel and erbody else in the the Nation that has gone on. It was an honor to funk with you! -Hudge
And let me also say
R.I.P. to ALL OF THOSE FANTASTIC MUSICIANS YOU WILL NEVER BE FORGOTTEN. YOUR CONTRIBUTIONS ARE GREATLY APPRECIATED, AND LED THE WAY FOR MANY OTHERS. PFUNK 4EVER. PEACE😎
No band has ever successfully blended hard Rock with Funk the legendary way Funkadelic did!!
R&B, Jazz...🤩🥰😇
May i present to you Jimi Hendrix/Band of Gypsys Live at Filmore East New Years Eve 1969. If Who Knows doesn't do it for you, then Machine Gun surely will, considered by many arguably the greatest guitar solo ever. 🤘🏾🔥
NEVER!!!
Oh yeah
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During this time a Funkadelic concert was a ass kicking experience of a life time.
It still is! I saw them yesterday, and it was fucking awesome.
Man can you imagine them playing at halftime at the Superbowl?!
lol, they'd never get to the second half
you ain't seen a funk concert til you saw the Mothership come down live in person
Nothing is good unless you play with it.
All that is good is nasty.
Yesss Take Me Back To The Capitol Center Landover Maryland!!!!
The original Cosmic Slop guitars were played by Ron Bykowski, the soul powered white brother in 1973. He used two Marshall stacks opposite each other for feedback. That's according to Gary Shider!
I'm 61 now thank you GOD!! I first saw these brothers at cobo hall. In the big D. Cobo hall has been torn down, J.L.A. is about to be. But I can remember one of the baddest concerts out of the I been to, I will never forget this one 1977 at cobo the whole place was lit with weed smoke. All of a sudden somebody said look up!!! Man the mothership was way up in the ceiling, went over everybody's head smoke coming from the silver mothership, lights blinking all different colors, and just like on the album cover the door opened up and George stepped out with them big white platform boots on, MAN the crowd went absolutely crazy ten thousand people all high as shit, man I'll never forget that experience, and not one person got shot, stabbed, or nothing the 70's was sweettt as hell, you had to be there.
Peace😎
61yrs old also. Rembering the summer of 78 .40,000 plus at Soider Field CHI-TOWN.
68 and still funk'in for fun 🤘🏾
Glad to see us 61 Funkateers out here 5:17 I saw them at the Philly Spectrum in 77 , same set up, blew my Funky mind and for better or worse I haven’t been the same since 😊, keep Funkin On Funkateers Stand all the Way up Chester Pa !!
The have been my favorite group since 1971..I was blessed to have played concerts together.. My group CHOCOLATE BUTTERMILK BAND of Fayetteville NC open up for those FANTASTIC MUSICIANS 1976 AND 1977...
The phrasing at the beginning of Gary's solo is ridiculously beautiful.
Yes it is!!!! Damn he was on point
This just resonates with the essence of soul. I can feel this all in my bone marrow.
This is one of the greatest moments in live music history!!! I've stood on the stage many a night just for this intro. Funkadelic for life!!
Grew up with this material. Funkadelic forever!
one nation under a groove.
Hey it's Eddie from Iron Maiden.....LONG before iron maiden ever thought of it. These guys were such pioneers.
Eddie the 3rd was at the Up in Smoke tour
Glenn Goines , Mother Ship Connection, I truly miss my brother
So gifted, so young.
Jihad Muhammad mr.glenn goines had me stuck into his musicianship i only wished i could have met him on Earth
Glen Gone Goster Goins
I was 12 years old when they came to Pittsburgh PA my sister took me Civic Arena...been a funkateer since the age of 3
Londons Carpet cleaning If it was the Aqua boogie concert. I was there TOO.I was a sophomore at Point Park College 1979 or 1980.coming from N.Y to the Burgh,an AWESOME Experience!
LOL! Oh the memories! Garry Shider could PLAY that guitar, but I used to think I was the only one in the audience who was seriously listening because I wasn't spaced out on that whacky tobacky!
wish i was old enough to party with these folks back then... love these brothas and sistas
1978.. I had Back stage pass,, All they did was smoke weed & drinking Budweiser
Maaan It’d be sick to at least live during this time!!
If I was God the funkadelics would have never aged, and it would have stayed the 70s forever.
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Its April 14 2024 Still i go back to hear this song
H-Town Summit, I was there wit my own fatt ass joint..🧨🧨🧨
I was there in Hampton Va 79 saw this skull. Brings back memories
My parents told me about that. Pops instilled the funk in me and I have no regrets.
Eddie isn't here in this concert. Mike Hampton was the "speed guy" for a while.
Gary was the soulful guitarist!
He was there...ua-cam.com/video/LoULS9zBRYE/v-deo.html
@@shannonlucas2980 ua-cam.com/video/3XzKKcC7kek/v-deo.html
That was Eddie
Michael was not in the group yet
See the hat
Saw this and the Mothership in Hampton, VA in 1978. I think I can hear my yell on the live recording. It was bigger and badder and weirder than anything anyone else was doing. What an experience! Smithsonian bound to see the Mothership. May the Pfunk be with you. \m/
I was there with you! The Barkays and Evelyn Champagne King . I was also in Hampton in February of 79, it was so many people they called in the dogs !
Newport news crew was there too
Me and my Backbone Brothers were in the house too. An experience like no other. Brothers and Sisters partying together and having a funky good time. Didn’t matter who was on your left or right...We were all Funkateers back then!!
I was a member of Uncle Jam's Army at the age of 8. My parents took me to see Parliament/Funkadelic twice when I was young. I love the Funk!!! I got to see the Mother Ship land in KCMO!!
next life time im begging god to let me play with them!
One of my favorite lp's Cin. I've seen them live many times. Unfortunately Gary Shider passed away a couple of years ago. Funk own :D
I heard these guys were fun. But they had a difficult time on the road. The other bands treated them badly, they slept on the floor sometimes, lived on salami and potato chips. Couldn't wash up sometimes and most of the girls were at war with each other. But I can say for sure, Bootsy, Bernie, and Ray Davis were very cool! Mike Hampton is a cheeky fellow, a real character. He'll crack you up..lol.
Too bad you only have one life and god doesn't exist. Just enjoy this life, my sister. Rock/Funk on!
Don't listen to him Miss Jacinda..GOD surely exists and this brother will find out soon enough when he's on life support one day and had no time for foolish pride of self!! ("Pride goeth before destruction, and an haughty spirit before a fall." (Proverbs 16:18)
FOLKS NO BULL JIVE! MR. GARRY SHIDER & My Father Back in The Days Were on The Same Gigs at Times! HOWEVER YEARS LATTER I GOT A CHANCE TO MEET "DIPPER MAN" Himself! His Son GARRICK INVITED some Band Member over to His Dads House Sometime In The 90'S! I PERSONNALLY ALONG WITH SOME IF MY FREINDS GOT A CHANCE TO JAM WITH MR G.S.& his two BLESSED SONS! MAY GODALLMIGHTY REST HIS SOUL IN PEACE! MAY WE ALL CONTINUE TO SHARE THE LOVE OF FUNK WITH THOSE WHO WE MEET IN THIS LIFE TIME! 1 LOVE EVERYONE!
Big hit in 1973 at SIU Carbondale ! R.I.P. MR. GARY SHIDER , GUITARIST EXTRADINARE!!!
Finally I can hear Gary Shider! Woof!
I HEAR MY MOTHER CALLLLLLLLL
What hasn't been said already except my dude CC just got his 35mm camera and took some very good pictures from this tour and Bootsy in Springfield MA ,no barricade to separate us from Funk mob . When Hartford Civic Center was rebuilt in 80 , CC again captured a slim GC in a bedazzled rhinestone white cowboy suit that just gleamed.
I went to the 1979 concert in Oakland, CA. bootsy was also there!! But when the funkadelics got up there, man they where off the hook!!
Baddest version ever!!
Absolutely !
No doubt!!
@@erico1120 ua-cam.com/video/3XzKKcC7kek/v-deo.html
regi x thank you 🙏
Rest In Peace Garry, Old Friend ... [Shider was born in Plainfield, New Jersey. At the age of ten and under the guidance of his father Jesse, Garry and his brothers played and sang behind many gospel artists of the time including legends such as Shirley Caesar, The Five Blind Boys, The Mighty Clouds of Joy, and others. As a youth Shider was also a regular customer at the Plainfield barbershop owned by George Clinton, where the future members Parliament would sing doo-wop for customers and counsel local youngsters. Clinton made note of the young Shider's talents on guitar and his ability with gospel singing.
Shider is featured prominently in many hit songs like "Cosmic Slop," "Getting to Know You," and "One Nation Under a Groove". He co-wrote many noteworthy Parliament-Funkadelic songs, and he made important contributions to P-Funk spin-off acts including Bootsy Collins and Eddie Hazel.]
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garry_Shider
Tony Funches yes, yes, yes to everything about Gary. He was a master guitarist, his voice was pure as gold, and he was a master improviser...he was a very important link of the Mothership Connection.
He keep the band aligned
GANGSTER AS HELL
I want to testify. Daniel Mitchell (TRADEWINDS) & George clinton. Cut hair & Doowop, Apollo,,, Harlem. DAN MET MY MOM, PLAINFIELD,, THEN TO NEWARK NJ, ... Next came I, WELL, I B A FUNKATEER. YABBA DABBA DOBBA BABY. Tree
Parliament Street, Cabbagetown, Toronto, Canada gave the bruthas sacred space . Canada bros feel it
Now THIS was Garry's song right here. He OWNED this!!!!
R. I. P Garry Shider and Eddie Hazel both are great guitarist long live the P 🤘🏾
Shider solo is just so funky
RIP to all members of P-Funk
best version by far!! young Eddie plays his ass off!!!
Eddie didn't play
Mike Kidd Funkadelic Hampton
That’s not Eddie, that’s Michael “Kidd Funkadelic” Hampton
I have looked for this song since I heard it on...The Cosby Show. Yes of all places. Vanessa and Robert were listening to it
I also remember that. But I already had the original LP.
I thought it was only me
Oh damn! I remember Denise and some boyfriend listening to Black Uhuru's Sponji Reggae, I forgot about when this was played! Yeah!!!
@@nicodemushorror6849 thats the I say hey man song dope!!!
Landing of the MotherShip was a hella perfomance
lit!
pure fya!
cosmic slop = top 500 rock & funk songs of ALL time
In Kansas City Missouri 1974 I saw this same act at Municipal Auditorium. I was 16 years old. Its 2017 now and it still the BOOM !
Plainfield NJ forever.
Love Them,I'm Thank Of Funk They Aint None Higer Other Funkerteers Got Call Me Siger.
LIGHT THEM UP. OWNIT
This song live at Capitol Centre in 79 changed my life.
I was also there. I'm 65 now (7-11-21) 6'1" 250 black man from Hagerstown Md! The Whole Crew played that concert ! One of my top 5 concerts. So much weed was being past around! If only the world could understand what it should be. No fighting, no hassle, the police was so chilled. W O W WHAT A TIME TO BE ALIVE!
@@rickjohnson8707 ikr - no fights, no stupidity, everything on the one!
We had a ball festival style! ❤️❤️
Jimi Hendrix, The Clash and Funkadelic.
Would you like to dance with me we're doing the cosmic Slop. Punk 4 Ever
I caught this at the "Cotton Bowl" in Dallas TX, the same year. Dem Ft. Hood years!!!
Same year I caught them in the Dallas at the Cotton Bowl Funk Fest. The hottest show I've ever attended both literally and figuratively. It had to be at least 100 degrees that day in June.
GARRY GOES HARD AT THE END!!!
fire it up indeed!!!! FUNK IS A WAY OF LIFE!!!
Thank you for your amazing talent creative genius and devotion, Garry Shider, RIP.
I wish they had done this song at the recent show in Baltimore (July 2015) that I filmed. At the end, Blackbird McKnight does the guitar riff however."George Clinton Artscape (part 2)" 36 years on!
If ever in Maryland or anywhere in the DMV you must check out **THE CLONES OF FUNK**** they do and amazing tribute to the funk just look for there schedule and upcoming performances 🔊🔉🎧🎼🎵🎵!!!!!!!!!!
FUNKATEER FO LIFE 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Saw this tour on its Charlotte, N.C. stop in 1979!! Best show I've ever seen, the entire arena was clouded in weed smoke!
This group is straight from out space, they are in a league of their own...more power to the funk-delics.....thank 4 them.......I love them.......Derrick-devine......
N.C. to (313)....Mr Shider and the ENTIRE FUNK FAMILY truly proven( YTD) that they are ESSENTIAL and NECESSARY to the world of music!!!!! We miss you Gary but we hear you EVERYDAY!!!!!
Anyone know of a video of them playing "Good Love (Instrumental) live? I LOVE the song but can't seem to find it live.
GOING TO SEE TO THESE CONCERTS WAS THE HIGHLIGHT OF MY ADOLESCENT YEARS!!!! IT LOOKED LIKE 100 PEOPLE ON STAGE AT ONCE DOING ALL KINDS OF CRAZY STUFF!!!!THE MUSIC IS LEGENDARY THE COSTUMES WERE OVER THE TOP LOVED EVERY MOMENT!!!
ITS FUN TO TYPE IN ALL CAPS!
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Nice duo guitar. So wholesome.
I liked the second guitar solo better is that Eddie hazel with the big hat and glasses
None other than Garry Shider!!
Thanks you rock
I saw Parliament Funkadelic at the funk festival held at the L.A. coliseum. I think it was 1978. Then i saw them again at the Santa Monica Civic auditorium. It was the early 80's. They sounded so damn good it was ridiculous. I love this band. The music is some of the best music I have ever heard. I dig the lyrics and the whole concept of the band. Amassing Music.
wish I had been able to see them this year when we were over in New Orleans or Alabama but I have a vivid remember vivid memory of them doing their shows in Denver Colorado back in the day and it was the bomb diggity
Michelle cooks
fantastic drumming!
So many guitar players in both bands and they can sing 2
I saw them in '78, '93 and '97.....I could have just died after the '93 concert because my life had been full filled after seeing everybody on stage except Glen Goins. I think Eddie had already transioned to the ancestors by then, but they introduced everybody else and the shit funk amongst funk...
Is it Garry who sings & plays and Michael Hampton who strolls on and does a solo halfway thru? Great video.
yes, Hampton from 5:10 and garry from 6:10 ..i love garry's feel and touch here, it touches me alot more, alot more exuberance.
pfunk at it's best.
Baddest version ever🔥
DAMN I WISH I WAS A TEENAGER THERE
What we need is statutes of this band on the grounds of the Lincoln Memorial, who where tackling the social ills at that time, and the universal themes they were talking about, so we do not forget!
WHEN THEY CAME TO BUFFALO NEW YORK WITH THE BRIDES OF FUNKENSTEIN THE SHOW AS AWESOME.THIS IS ONE OF MY FAVRORITES ALONG WITH A JOYFUL PROCESS WHICH NEVER GETS ANY AIRPLAY. GARRY AND THE BOYS AND OF COURSE GEORGE CLINTON NEVER SEEMS TO GET ANY PROPS!!
Reinaldo Green
I SAW THIS IN 79 I BELIEVE, I HAD NO IDEA WHAT THIS MEANT UNTIL... N O W!!!
I HAD NO IDEA I FULLFILLED ONE OF MY BUCKET LIST WISHES, YEARS AGO!!
For the 70's this music was not categorical! Funk/Rock blend to this degree, unheard of! Bad M F's!
Michael Hampton on lead....
Seen them a couple times in the big D back in the 70s...........they were one of a kind band.
Heard them on am radio electrifying MOJO about1980.wchb I think
America is not racist but there are some people that are. We black folk thought white guys could'nt play funk until Wild Cherry and AWB. We all gotta a little racism in us. But you are right this was Funk and the Rock guitar started with guys like this.
Alessandro de Souza AXÉ cablocos panteras Negras
This would be an awesome concert to have on dvd or mp3 to listen to...truly great musicianship!
Great Music transends all. Would have loved to have seen them in their prime.
Kinggreese79, That WAS Michael Hampton playing on the 1976 live version. That song was recorded during rehearsal for the P-Funk Earthtour at an airport hanger in Newburg. Eddie Hazel was in jail at the time. Eddie Hazel played on the original studio version from the album, Cosmic Slop. Michael tore it up on this and the 1976 live version. I wish that people would stop it with the comparisons. Michael is a great guitarist as was Eddie Hazel. They had different styles, but both were great.
Ron Bykowski on the original studio version!
Thanks to our founding Father George. Many memories. Daayuum, some good times.
THAT SHOW LOOKS AMAZING
This is when the ancestors returned