It was Bernie Worrell and Stevie Wonder who taught everyone else how to properly play a keyboard and use it to its max. They led and others followed in Rap, Soul, Jazz and RnB.
Many people have no idea how talented the 70's funk bands were. Ohio Players, Slave, etc. The rabbit hole is very deep with many, many, many artist. And, yes they played instruments. Many self taught. Jazz, Blues. Explore and be amazed.😊
Bootsy Collins is STILL one of the baddest bass players on the planet. You gotta appreciate live music. Not one auto tune or soundtrack backing them up. I truly miss raw talent.
They did use auto tune. Bootsy used it before. Folks try to see everything thru rose colored glasses. Ain't nothing new but technology. Smh. During that same era, older musicians were critical cause all the electronic music like the keyboard he playing. Everyone thinks their era was pure. It wasn't.
@@alifrombenhill3374 Sorry, but AutoTune is a computer program that didn't exist until the late 90s. They did use a device called a vocoder which is not the same. The vocoder uses the person's voice to shape the sound of a synthesizer played by someone, usually the singer. Unlike AutoTune both required lots of practice and talent to make sure the vocals and synthesizer were synchronized. Parliament Funkadelic used every piece of new technology that came out to see if they could create new sounds and grooves, so they would have used AutoTune if it had been around, but it wasn't.
@@RayVision3D I know all that but it's just an improvement on that tech. It's still voice altering. It was invented to make people sound better but people like TPain figured out how to use it differently. Only reason folks don't like it is cause so many copied and saturated the market. Same way people copied Funkadelic in that era. There were plenty of watered down copies in each era. That's all that is. Bootsy was super talented and from the era of performers. It was a different time. U couldn't even get on a stage without thousands of hours of practice and that's before a label put u with an A&R. Times changed and performing became less important with the rise of rap. Rappers that had good shows were looked at as soft or pretty boys like Hammer and Kane. The hip hop took over the world and changed all facets of music so now when a person has a great show we are surprised. Then there aren't labels making artists develop anymore. But it's so much raw talent out there. So much. You gotta look for it or appreciate thru the bias.
I was a senior in high school when Bootsy's first album came out,I was living n Michigan (by way of Cincinnati Ohio) I was sitting n class and we a Dope teacher who let us listen to the radio, I was listening to the intro of "Bootsy" and the band member said "Out of Cincinnati Ohio" I lost it!!!! it's rare ur hometown gets that kind of recognition n a hit song like that, I wore that album out, Bootsy is our favorite son here in the 'Nati, I've been a Funkateer since I 1977.😉
I’m another old white guy that digs the whole P funk Scene and I was lucky enough to record with a few of them. They were making so many records the including the Parlet and the brides of Funkenstein Which I got to play some keyboards on. Bernie loaned me his ARP string ensemble. What a generous and great human being Bernie was and then he left us. George Clinton was in the booth for a lot of those records. Every time I felt like I was taking it out to the edge George just wanted to go further. What a fun time.Glad to see this video
Wish we still did! So tired of hearing black people call each other nigga. you are more than that black people. Stop trying to be what the opposition wants you to be
- Sets the guitar down on the stage - Sets pedals to feedback perfectly - Runs his foot over it like a treadmill - Dives into the crowd - Makes it back on stage - Continues solo like normal Legendary
bro, i have seen a lot of pfunk videos. this shit caught me off guard....i've lost it in here looking this....this is epic....what in the hell just happened????!!!!
This is one of the greatest ever. Bernie Worrell was a classically trained musician, writing his first concerto before he was a teenager. George Clinton credits him with giving Parliament-Funkadelic their sound. Bernie used the precursor to the synthesizer/Moog and a Wa-Wa pedal to create that sound in Flashlight. The experimentations he conducted while in these bands heavily influenced the development of these electronic musical instruments.
It pains me how underrated and underappreciated Bernie was/is. He was our modern day Bach, and he should've been living very comfortably when he died and his wife shouldn't have had to ask for donations for the funeral. That man was a musical genius.
The keyboard solo on Loose Booty from the America Eats it's Young album is just a face melter. Tales of Kidd Funkadelic, Atmosphere, ect. He was more than vital to Funkadelic and Parliament, and basically pioneered the synth bassline funk that became huge in the 80s and led into rap/hiphop (where I started making music on his formula before I knew it was his formula). Bernie was just special.
Bernie had a unique custom purple minimoog voyager that sold for 1700 bucks, well below market value for a stock model with no provenance. His clavinet fetched over 50k though. The auction was awful.
Yes, the second is in the museum. The first one was lost but was later found in someone's backyard in Florida. National Public Radio (NPR) did a story on it when it was interviewing the Clown Prince of Funk, George Clinton.
For me it was my momma🥰 I'll never forget it💯 I was six and she would turn on *One Nation Under A Groove* to start cooking or cleaning🥰 and I instantly feel in love with them💯#RIPmomma#MissUmuch
That's Bernie worrell doing it solo on uhh swing down sweet chariot stop and let me ride, it's the ending of the cut. FYI he used to throw awsome party's in his basement on 16th Street in DC. Red indoor and outdoor carpet and everything else was mirror's, everything! Abdul Jabbar had a house on that block too.
These guys were some of the most talented musicians to ever and they still don't get the recognition they deserve for their contributions to the world of music, LONG LIVE P FUNK
Wow, just wow. Wish I had discovered this video and tune much earlier in life. Such a powerful funk yet rock N roll groove at the same time. Great nod to Jimmy Hendrix toward the end of the video. Such talented people! Love it!
@@bobbyhamlett2531 Chris Taylor, to name one whos been very vocal about not getting his credit for some shit Dre took, and he was not “just getting started” as a producer. This is the same Chris Taylor who worked on the Breakin soundtrack & he’s a legend in his own been doing his thing before Dre had any credits his damn self. If you’re still idol worshipping Dre in 2021 I’m going to say it’s you who don’t understand our culture. Relax
@@alfatir14 in some liner notes he does just take “producer” credit and no paid musicians are credited, in others he takes that credit and the actual producer (who, in cases like Chris Taylor or Daz are legitimate talented musicians) gets no credit. All because Dre can play a few chords on a piano, has connections, and is tight with massah Jimmy Iovine
@@lachlanwelsh5880 Too true and I am half Welsh myself (ironically) and German, we humans at our best are indeed one nation UNDER A GROOVE! Have a good life and make the most of it. Love those around you, my time is short but I have no regrets and had a great exciting life including playing with some great musicians (From Miles Davis musicians and other bands and friends of John Lennon. Live fully Lachlan I wish you a good and long life! Peace!
@@vladdrakul7851 - I am touched by your response! Tho maybe I shouldn’t be surprised given what brought us together! Wow! You played with some greats! I enjoyed playing with some big Ish names tho nothing like you!!! Thankyou and enjoy alllllll the time you have my new friend!
Faded off a blunt, clicked on this vid. As soon as the video ended it was an instant snap back to reality. That's some powerful Funk i ain't never felt before.
That end guitar solo playing the Star Spangled Banner made me really feel proud to be a Black American because despite all the BS blacks experienced in American we still come out on top and the masters of any and everything we touch! This right here is what I would call my “Guitar Hero”... P-Funk forever 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
@@70bluesville I have no party loyalty. Not sure where you arrived at such a statement. 🤦🏽♂️ Every page I turn in a history book shows a negative outcome brought or at least ignored by both parties.
If you are the original people and were here before anyone else then why on earth is Africa so far behind the other continents in Advancement? Is it stupidity or laziness that put you there? Or both?
@@robertmills4343 as a matter of fact lazy is going across the Atlantic to steal people so that they can do your work for you for free how savage is that?
I'm still trying to learn that guitar solo till this very day. In reality You can come close but no cigar 😎Very Epic!! By the way I loved his pedal board . A couple of Mu-trons ,MXR Phaser as well. Dunlop FuzzFace , Boss Noise Suppressor ect..... Love it 😎🎸
WHAT THE FUCK. Bernie Worrell is so underrated. Now the guitarist in my opinion is a master. I thoroughly enjoy every second. This is music folks. Plain and simple
Its a fucking crime Bernie Worrell is one of the greatest to ever do it I really dont know when or if we will ever hear someone do what that man did with synths and keys
@@MechanicalPigg he was our Bach, Tartini, Beethoven,ect! People don't understand how important that man was/is to music. There's some greats out there, like Jon Lord, but Bernie was absolutely the best to ever do it. Music is still being made today on Bernie's template. The man would effortlessly improvise and freestyle incredibly complex pieces of music using classical forms. They'll be studying that man's music in college courses one day.
I don't usually get as emotional with other musicians and artists as I do when I think about Bernie Worrell. I found out his wife struggled financially when he passed, which should NOT have been the case. I started making beats/music as a kid using his template before I learned it was him who pioneered it (g funk).
To be the only white boy on the floor at this mid 70s concert...well, it was an experience psychedelic in performance. I was 16 dressed as Alice cooper...the tickets cost 5 bucks...it was part of my growth and maturity...
All GOOD !!!!! I listen to a lot of rock and everything else for that matter but went to a Frank Marino Mahogany Rush concert here back in the day here n my town. I know i was the only black guy there...LOL And he went OFF !!!!!!As far as i'm concerned music has no color !!!!! If u like the music go for it !!!!!!! If u never heard of him check out ANY live footage of him from back in the day !!!!!!
Just 51 year old white dude who grew up listening to & still listen to hair metal (Motley Crue, Ratt, etc) who has discovered the whole George Clinton funk thing & absolutely LOVE IT. & boy you can hear the influence they’ve had all over the place including hair metal.
George Clinton Bootsie Collins Parliament Brides of Funkenstein Funkadelic were some of the best concerts to attend. Enjoyed them all Sorely missed. Cosmic Slop is still #1 for me.
The Award that you brothers deserve, has not been named or created yet, and that's a shame. I have been a part of the Funk since it was created. Keep giving us the Funk, we need the funk.
This is that real 70’s sh*t , George Clinton ain’t doing it like this no more , he’s got all them rappers on stage now , but , Bernie Worrell, is keeping the funk with Hendrix style alive
George still does his little bit so folks dont firget him but can we give him a nod for showing how incredibly versatile his creativity is. You can hardly find a musical score that doesnt have his name or danny elfman the punker from the black knights of oingo boingo including the simpsons theme song. I still got to throw house party on at least once a month to see heorge break that lp on ol boy from full forces head . Yea i did it. Cry two tears in a buckit fukit lets take it to tha stage. Cool line
Dr. Dre has a great ear for hooks. Its always fun to research where artists get their samples from, and dicovering how talented the groups were that they sample.
who didn't have an ear for those hooks... and dre was a music thief.... sampling is a crap practice... it's why no one copies the new songs... they're all copied from earlier REAL music... our black music used to be copied and stolen far and wide... now... it's just laughed at...
@@basquait1 You two are both wrong. Sampling is a legit art form and it help get these songs out to people that would have never heard them. You might not understand sampling but it's not a bad thing.
@anthonyv6962 I don't know Sampling but I know Black Music and when "Rapper's Delight" hit the Airwaves back in the late 70's, Black People..and maybe others in America knew it was "Good Time" by Chic.
It's performance like this that give me flashbacks of seeing them live back in the day..and the main reason I'm still at the age of 55 in 2022 a heavy Funkateer....Parliment Funkadelic and Bootsy Rubberband are the best that ever did it..R.I.P. to all the fallen members...LONG LIVE P-FUNK
Depends on the date mate!! This concert I think was in the 70s so I doubt Prince had that much influence over D. But Hendrix and his boys mainly played blues so yeaaaa. Cosmic slop......
Parliament Funkadelic's and Bootsy's guitarists were always having their guitarists play wailing rock solos live years before Prince came out:Prince's first album came out in 1978. I think you should look up the 1977 track called "Slide" by the group Slave and listen to those two guitarists. "We" ( the brothas) been doing this a long time..., years before Prince. Prince was continuing much of the P-Funk tradition in lot of his music and for years his rock guitar playing was sorely underrated.
@@elizabeththompson112 Jimi played the "National Anthem" in 1970 at Woodstock. Prince was born in 1958, Prince turned 11 years old on June 7, 1969. What are you talking about? Get your facts straight, please.
P.s. Bernie and Bootsy hold down the track while that guitar player destroyed it with an amazing solo, stage dive, then back into the solo Absolutely Awesome guitar |,,/
@@markabboud8564 Stupid comment by a stupid person. BOOTSIE AND OTHERS (Miles Davis and anyone who matters) worshipped Jimi who revolutionized the instrument and played it better than anyone. P Funk's best guitarist Eddie Hazel when he did 'Maggot brain' said he was channeling Jimi's soul. Great guitar work is more than just fast scale playing but taste and feel as well. *'Machine Gun' being a great example of what he alone could do, while 'Who Knows' sounds like P funk before P funk with Buddy Miles's rock steady beats and Billy Cox's funk bass. I know you were only joking but many these days are too imprressed by technique and do not 'get' soul or feeling. Your joke was in poor taste, sorry!
@@ucity85 That's what's up. He's a top notched guitarist man. I know a lot of people who came out around 85. I'm sure we know a lot of the same people.
Just remember and be proud of what Blessings Of Real Rock 🪨 and Roll! The Music Industry tried to shut down The Rock that Brothers and Sisters Created for Love of Music!! I’m 68 and I’m Rocking It until…. JAH Bless all Who still Rock 🪨
I was in the 7th grade when I was introduced to P- FUNK. I'm in my early 60s, and the sound still resonates today. Real music never gets old. Thanks fellas !
I have add to these comments because those funk bands back in the day was 100 percent amazing and most of those guys did not read music but they create an entire song or rhythm from one note. Their melody and collaboration was just phenomenal period. I funked out every weekend drives my wife crazy until she hear certain songs then she gets funked out. Keep Living Keep Giving
People seem to forget that these guys are MASTER musicians; each a celebrity in his own right.
Exactly they made a sound that’s still copied and relevant today
It was Bernie Worrell and Stevie Wonder who taught everyone else how to properly play a keyboard and use it to its max. They led and others followed in Rap, Soul, Jazz and RnB.
The Babies that come after the Great ! masterful students !🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅🐅
And that's exactly what we missing today
You are right. They are Masters.
Many people have no idea how talented the 70's funk bands were. Ohio Players, Slave, etc. The rabbit hole is very deep with many, many, many artist. And, yes they played instruments. Many self taught. Jazz, Blues. Explore and be amazed.😊
yeah! it kept alive for decades now.
gimme some more names please!
@@bapbap22 Southwest Ohio is the epicenter of Funk. Don’t forget Roger(Troutman) and the Human Body, which became Zapp; Brick, and Sun.
💯💯💯💯💯💯 - Plus!
@@sevenstarsofthedipper1047 Dayton ain't no joke when it came to Funk!!!
Bootsy Collins is STILL one of the baddest bass players on the planet. You gotta appreciate live music. Not one auto tune or soundtrack backing them up. I truly miss raw talent.
They did use auto tune. Bootsy used it before. Folks try to see everything thru rose colored glasses. Ain't nothing new but technology. Smh. During that same era, older musicians were critical cause all the electronic music like the keyboard he playing. Everyone thinks their era was pure. It wasn't.
@@alifrombenhill3374 Sorry, but AutoTune is a computer program that didn't exist until the late 90s. They did use a device called a vocoder which is not the same. The vocoder uses the person's voice to shape the sound of a synthesizer played by someone, usually the singer. Unlike AutoTune both required lots of practice and talent to make sure the vocals and synthesizer were synchronized. Parliament Funkadelic used every piece of new technology that came out to see if they could create new sounds and grooves, so they would have used AutoTune if it had been around, but it wasn't.
@@RayVision3D I know all that but it's just an improvement on that tech. It's still voice altering. It was invented to make people sound better but people like TPain figured out how to use it differently. Only reason folks don't like it is cause so many copied and saturated the market. Same way people copied Funkadelic in that era. There were plenty of watered down copies in each era. That's all that is. Bootsy was super talented and from the era of performers. It was a different time. U couldn't even get on a stage without thousands of hours of practice and that's before a label put u with an A&R. Times changed and performing became less important with the rise of rap. Rappers that had good shows were looked at as soft or pretty boys like Hammer and Kane. The hip hop took over the world and changed all facets of music so now when a person has a great show we are surprised. Then there aren't labels making artists develop anymore. But it's so much raw talent out there. So much. You gotta look for it or appreciate thru the bias.
Yes ma'am 😍
I was a senior in high school when Bootsy's first album came out,I was living n Michigan (by way of Cincinnati Ohio) I was sitting n class and we a Dope teacher who let us listen to the radio, I was listening to the intro of "Bootsy" and the band member said "Out of Cincinnati Ohio" I lost it!!!! it's rare ur hometown gets that kind of recognition n a hit song like that, I wore that album out, Bootsy is our favorite son here in the 'Nati, I've been a Funkateer since I 1977.😉
They are straight CHANNELING from higher intelligence and on frequencies that are so high and deep maaan! RAW, SHEER and EXTREME TALENT!!! WOW! 💐👍🏼
They jamming but I don’t know about all that😂
That is what real music does. It is from the Sun and delivered to us in frequencies. Healing Frequencies.
Man, that's cocaine!! I don't know what you're talking about??
facts@@JRTrue
@@JRTruethe cocaine helps them channel quicker 😅
This is so damn funky 100 years from now it will still be 20 years ahead of its time😎
Oh yeah, for sure!
I’m another old white guy that digs the whole P funk Scene and I was lucky enough to record with a few of them. They were making so many records the including the Parlet and the brides of Funkenstein Which I got to play some keyboards on. Bernie loaned me his ARP string ensemble. What a generous and great human being Bernie was and then he left us. George Clinton was in the booth for a lot of those records. Every time I felt like I was taking it out to the edge George just wanted to go further. What a fun time.Glad to see this video
Glad you Enjoyed playing with them
That would have been amazing to work with those musos !!
Wow that's awesome thanks for sharing your experience.
I've never seen a walking human being with "White" skin man..🤔
Omg u are so lucky
Dude put the boot to his guitar, surfed the crowd; then came back to smoke the rest of solo. Damn!
i couldn't believe it was still in tune after that lol
Money did the thing to shit!!!!!!
"A TIME, AND A PLACE. WHERE EVERY BLACK MAN IN THE WORLD, CALLED EACH OTHER BROTHER."
We need that back.
Or Jive Turkey, lol
I hope this comment blows tf up!!! 🔥 🔥 🖖🏽👑💜 🌊 🌊
Definitely
Wish we still did! So tired of hearing black people call each other nigga. you are more than that black people. Stop trying to be what the opposition wants you to be
- Sets the guitar down on the stage
- Sets pedals to feedback perfectly
- Runs his foot over it like a treadmill
- Dives into the crowd
- Makes it back on stage
- Continues solo like normal
Legendary
And no auto tune in sight!! That's the best part!!
Super human talent to do this! Musician Man a new super hero! Are you listening Marvel?
bro, i have seen a lot of pfunk videos. this shit caught me off guard....i've lost it in here looking this....this is epic....what in the hell just happened????!!!!
YES. How about his rendition of the national anthem?
The gospel of funk. I’m so grateful for the music of my youth.
RIP to my uncle Wah Wah Watson, Bernie Worrell and Catfish Collins!!!!!!!!!!!
No one does this anymore. This guy played the hell out of that guitar.
Ikr🎸💃
Who is it?
@@traonboyd2451 Michael on guitar
@@traonboyd2451 Michael Hampton
That boy perm is serious !
Whoever gave this extraordinary musicianship a thumbs down is a natural born hater with no sense of what music is as an art form.
The critics?
Probably a wannabe (C) rap artist lol
Best comment I've read today. 🔥💯
Ignorance is bliss!
Or the average racist!
I come back to this clip over and over and over again... just the best of music of all times
This is one of the greatest ever. Bernie Worrell was a classically trained musician, writing his first concerto before he was a teenager. George Clinton credits him with giving Parliament-Funkadelic their sound. Bernie used the precursor to the synthesizer/Moog and a Wa-Wa pedal to create that sound in Flashlight. The experimentations he conducted while in these bands heavily influenced the development of these electronic musical instruments.
Waht was "the precursor to the synthesizer/Moog" ?
It pains me how underrated and underappreciated Bernie was/is. He was our modern day Bach, and he should've been living very comfortably when he died and his wife shouldn't have had to ask for donations for the funeral. That man was a musical genius.
The keyboard solo on Loose Booty from the America Eats it's Young album is just a face melter. Tales of Kidd Funkadelic, Atmosphere, ect.
He was more than vital to Funkadelic and Parliament, and basically pioneered the synth bassline funk that became huge in the 80s and led into rap/hiphop (where I started making music on his formula before I knew it was his formula). Bernie was just special.
Bernie had a unique custom purple minimoog voyager that sold for 1700 bucks, well below market value for a stock model with no provenance. His clavinet fetched over 50k though. The auction was awful.
I was 15 yrs old when they played in Oklahoma city , The Mothership Tour, was Funky baby. too the Bass we stand together.
They have the Mothership in the Nat'l Museum of African American Museum in DC. No lie!
THE 2nd ONE
Cant wait to see it
Its true! Ive seen it twice! And going back again! Lol
Sholl Do!!!
Yes, the second is in the museum. The first one was lost but was later found in someone's backyard in Florida. National Public Radio (NPR) did a story on it when it was interviewing the Clown Prince of Funk, George Clinton.
My Father introduced me to P-Funk,thanks Dad
R. I. P. 🤲🏽🤲🏽🤲🏽
Same same same , my pops passed too so I can relate sis ♡♡♡
For me it was my momma🥰 I'll never forget it💯 I was six and she would turn on *One Nation Under A Groove* to start cooking or cleaning🥰 and I instantly feel in love with them💯#RIPmomma#MissUmuch
Awesome
Mine too!
Got into playing the synth because of it!
Everyone on this stage is in touch with the infinite. ❤
I can’t believe how kickass that guy was on guitar! Stage diving and the head banging with Bootsy. That was awesome!
Don't forget Mike Hampton and Glenn Goins
Heavy. RIP Bernie. i haven't heard any funkier keys since he's passed.
tears in my eyes
Sadly, I don't think we ever will. RIP
Maaaaaaaan.... What the hell did I just watch? So dope!
That's Bernie worrell doing it solo on uhh swing down sweet chariot stop and let me ride, it's the ending of the cut. FYI he used to throw awsome party's in his basement on 16th Street in DC. Red indoor and outdoor carpet and everything else was mirror's, everything! Abdul Jabbar had a house on that block too.
On fire
Lol I've seen it 3 times n err time im AMAZED!!!!
Gods having fun
I hope this comment blows tf up!!! 🔥 🔥 🖖🏽👑💜 🌊 🌊
The funk group that was heavier than most of the metal bands nowadays
Louder, too.
just cause it was real.
As someone who likes somewhat modern metal casually... You right.
Not most ALL!!!
Not too many bands today in ANY genre could stand with Funkadelic
No words. Completely speechless. Can't even comprehend how this music can come from humans. Can't stop listening.
same here!!!
That’s the beauty of when you realize what you are and capable of. The mind & soul is incredible
P FUNK 🤘🏽😤
They were above humans...they were super musicians to me when I was growing up!
👍 still beautiful
These guys were some of the most talented musicians to ever and they still don't get the recognition they deserve for their contributions to the world of music,
LONG LIVE
P FUNK
Wow, just wow. Wish I had discovered this video and tune much earlier in life. Such a powerful funk yet rock N roll groove at the same time. Great nod to Jimmy Hendrix toward the end of the video. Such talented people! Love it!
Gary Dee Dee James performing the epic guitar solo!
That perm is on point 😂
@@timotheewilliams9086 Turns you on huh?Gayser?
Thanks, I wanted to know who it was. Caus' he IS the Man.
@@TallDocK Yes he is!
🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Which is why Dr Dre's music is so successful
That’s one reason, the other is he paid actual musicians to put tracks together and took all the credit
@@bobbyhamlett2531 Chris Taylor, to name one whos been very vocal about not getting his credit for some shit Dre took, and he was not “just getting started” as a producer. This is the same Chris Taylor who worked on the Breakin soundtrack & he’s a legend in his own been doing his thing before Dre had any credits his damn self. If you’re still idol worshipping Dre in 2021 I’m going to say it’s you who don’t understand our culture. Relax
@@kevindube7096 He paid musicians to play music and then decided to act as if he played the instruments???
@@alfatir14 in some liner notes he does just take “producer” credit and no paid musicians are credited, in others he takes that credit and the actual producer (who, in cases like Chris Taylor or Daz are legitimate talented musicians) gets no credit. All because Dre can play a few chords on a piano, has connections, and is tight with massah Jimmy Iovine
Yeah, he’s a pos compared to these guys!
World would change overnight if this type of music came back.
Daz y they killed this frequency on that mass level
@Mr. Mike
Damn right. Sho would
Mike totally agree 100%...
It’s impossible to be in a shitty mood listening to the p-funk.
@@skipgrumblis You are so right.
Hands down the greatest rock and roll group ever
Let me Drive Uncle Vee
This NEW Generation has NO IDEA of what REAL music is all about! Thank God I do!!💕💕💕💕
Bro on the guitar let the spirit take a hold of him
Bootsy had his headband dipped in acid
@@karolina_vel6714 Hendrix started that
🎶🎶🎶🎶🎸✌😺👍🎸🎶🎶🎶🎶
Who is that playing the guitar. Not bootsy, who's the other guy
Eddie Hazel?
This is why I'm a Funkateer for life!!! If you ain't hip to the voyage of the funk then your lost...When the horns blow be ready to go!!!!
P-FUNKIN FOREVER🤟🏽
There's nothing like that and On the One groove. James Brown Created it George Clinton and Bootsy Collins took it to the next Stratospheric level
I hear you! I may be a white boy from Melbourne Australia but P-Funk makes us all one nation!
@@lachlanwelsh5880 Too true and I am half Welsh myself (ironically) and German, we humans at our best are indeed one nation UNDER A GROOVE! Have a good life and make the most of it. Love those around you, my time is short but I have no regrets and had a great exciting life including playing with some great musicians (From Miles Davis musicians and other bands and friends of John Lennon. Live fully Lachlan I wish you a good and long life! Peace!
@@vladdrakul7851 - I am touched by your response! Tho maybe I shouldn’t be surprised given what brought us together!
Wow! You played with some greats! I enjoyed playing with some big Ish names tho nothing like you!!!
Thankyou and enjoy alllllll the time you have my new friend!
Faded off a blunt, clicked on this vid. As soon as the video ended it was an instant snap back to reality. That's some powerful Funk i ain't never felt before.
The funk can not only move, it can re-move. Dig?🤘🏾🔥
When I was 15 me and my homie used to sit in his room blasting this shit smoking ounces.Man good times.Now I'm 60 and won't ever forget.
Smell it from here
Same bro
The Frequencies that resonates thru ur chakra’s is AMAZING!!!
Can you imagine how high these guys were?? LOL
At birth the Cosmos implanted a huge slice of dopeness in each one of these dudes.
That end guitar solo playing the Star Spangled Banner made me really feel proud to be a Black American because despite all the BS blacks experienced in American we still come out on top and the masters of any and everything we touch! This right here is what I would call my “Guitar Hero”... P-Funk forever 🤘🏾🤘🏾🤘🏾
Co-signed and witnessed. Funk is its own reward.
🤔What category did we come out on top of in America ?
Math, Mortgages, Marriages, Mortality, Medical.... Which one?
@@70bluesville
I have no party loyalty. Not sure where you arrived at such a statement. 🤦🏽♂️
Every page I turn in a history book shows a negative outcome brought or at least ignored by both parties.
@@jraehardin Building the greatest nation in the history of human existence and providing it with it's culture and humanity.
@@70bluesville So why don't the Republicans stop it?
Eddie Hazel, Michael Hampton, Dee James.....legends!!!
Love It 💙
Absolutely!
Dennis Chambers on drums
Who's Drake Utah's players solo who is the guitar player solo what's his name
Dayum Str8. Don't forget Glen Goins, and Gary Shader...
NO MACHINES, PLAYING REAL INSTRUMENTS!!!!! THE Base from which the youngins get their shit!!!! If you didn't know, now you know!!!!❤❤❤!❤❤❤😂
JImi knew shit , but that is why Chocolate is so sweet , My people are beautiful. ...AND WE KNOW TRHIS ...MANNNNNNNNNN !
We are the original people, everybody else are copies. Sorry, but true!😍
Yesssss we are!!!❤🖤💚
If you are the original people and were here before anyone else then why on earth is Africa so far behind the other continents in Advancement? Is it stupidity or laziness that put you there? Or both?
@@robertmills4343 lol you are ignorant no energy will be wasted on you caucus mountains does that sound familiar? Worry about that
@@robertmills4343 as a matter of fact lazy is going across the Atlantic to steal people so that they can do your work for you for free how savage is that?
Anyone who gave a thumbs down 👎 has no clue what REAL music is.
Absolutely unreal and INCREDIBLE!!!
👍👍👍👍
AMEN
Your musical intelligence has to be above average to comprehend what you've just witnessed... greatness!
total love
Yup
I'm still trying to learn that guitar solo till this very day. In reality You can come close but no cigar 😎Very Epic!! By the way I loved his pedal board . A couple of Mu-trons ,MXR Phaser as well. Dunlop FuzzFace , Boss Noise Suppressor ect..... Love it 😎🎸
WHAT THE FUCK. Bernie Worrell is so underrated. Now the guitarist in my opinion is a master. I thoroughly enjoy every second. This is music folks. Plain and simple
Its a fucking crime Bernie Worrell is one of the greatest to ever do it I really dont know when or if we will ever hear someone do what that man did with synths and keys
@@MechanicalPigg he was our Bach, Tartini, Beethoven,ect! People don't understand how important that man was/is to music. There's some greats out there, like Jon Lord, but Bernie was absolutely the best to ever do it. Music is still being made today on Bernie's template. The man would effortlessly improvise and freestyle incredibly complex pieces of music using classical forms. They'll be studying that man's music in college courses one day.
I don't usually get as emotional with other musicians and artists as I do when I think about Bernie Worrell. I found out his wife struggled financially when he passed, which should NOT have been the case.
I started making beats/music as a kid using his template before I learned it was him who pioneered it (g funk).
Enjoy this folks because you will never see this much musical talent on stage ever again.
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Oh so true got see them live mother ship connection Hara Arana Dayton Ohio 💯 now days music is made by a machine if want to call it music !!!!
I DON'T HAVE THE WORDS, JUST A SMILE AND THE CHILLS!!!!!!!!🤘🤘
😎👍
To be the only white boy on the floor at this mid 70s concert...well, it was an experience psychedelic in performance. I was 16 dressed as Alice cooper...the tickets cost 5 bucks...it was part of my growth and maturity...
this clip seems to be from around the early 90s
All GOOD !!!!! I listen to a lot of rock and everything else for that matter but went to a Frank Marino Mahogany Rush concert here back in the day here n my town. I know i was the only black guy there...LOL And he went OFF !!!!!!As far as i'm concerned music has no color !!!!! If u like the music go for it !!!!!!! If u never heard of him check out ANY live footage of him from back in the day !!!!!!
1993 to b Exact
@@MajicFreeman I don’t think he meant this particular concert, but a repressed memory invoked from watching this one.
@@pimpcreincarnate5431 no doubt, i was just trying to help! cheers! good times!
Love how Brother Bootsy slaps the strings with his whole hand.
According to him, that’s how he pats his baby on her butt.
@Grace Johnson :)
literally slaps the bass..lol
Exactly!!!!!!!
@@lemondishonor7736 beat me to it lol
Just 51 year old white dude who grew up listening to & still listen to hair metal (Motley Crue, Ratt, etc) who has discovered the whole George Clinton funk thing & absolutely LOVE IT. & boy you can hear the influence they’ve had all over the place including hair metal.
WHAT AN AMAZING TRIP!! IM 66, AND PARTIED A MANY DAYS AND NIGHTS , AND DANCED TO THESE MAGNIFICENT, MUSICIANS!! PLAY ON BROTHERS!!!!
Dayum, that guitar performance is up there with Prince's Super Bowl appearance!!!
I admire n pure D dig prince but this Bro"DEE " is a real monster n he flexed that real player hair today lol
Nah... Not by a LONG stretch. Check out My Guitar Gently Weeps at the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame Concert - again - as a refresher?
They're all protégés of Hendrix 😉
Which came first? This was was Mr. Nelson's blueprint
@@Peteywheatstraw415 We all are😁😉
When cosmic slop plays i cry cause i hear my mothers cry from what i witnessed as a child she went through
Hard to say but I think Cosmic Slop is P-Funk's finest moment.
Cosmic Slop was fire!
There is definitely an air of sadness to cosmic slop as many actually lived those lyrics
Sorry about your mom😔
George Clinton Bootsie Collins Parliament Brides of Funkenstein Funkadelic were some of the best concerts to attend. Enjoyed them all
Sorely missed. Cosmic Slop is still #1 for me.
They are still the Best
The Award that you brothers deserve, has not been named or created yet, and that's a shame. I have been a part of the Funk since it was created. Keep giving us the Funk, we need the funk.
Im a 90s baby but this shit is magical foreal! Black ppl perfected rock and yt ppl ran wit it 😂 i love both tho
Never seen anyone play guitar with a foot in a boot!! Mesmerizing! Jamming out!!!
This is that real 70’s sh*t , George Clinton ain’t doing it like this no more , he’s got all them rappers on stage now , but , Bernie Worrell, is keeping the funk with Hendrix style alive
George still does his little bit so folks dont firget him but can we give him a nod for showing how incredibly versatile his creativity is. You can hardly find a musical score that doesnt have his name or danny elfman the punker from the black knights of oingo boingo including the simpsons theme song. I still got to throw house party on at least once a month to see heorge break that lp on ol boy from full forces head . Yea i did it. Cry two tears in a buckit fukit lets take it to tha stage. Cool line
Jumped into the crowd gets back on stage and picks up his guitar and plays where he left off fucking awesome
🎸🎸Rolling in my 64 🎸🎸
Dr. Dre has a great ear for hooks. Its always fun to research where artists get their samples from, and dicovering how talented the groups were that they sample.
True 💯
who didn't have an ear for those hooks... and dre was a music thief.... sampling is a crap practice... it's why no one copies the new songs... they're all copied from earlier REAL music... our black music used to be copied and stolen far and wide... now... it's just laughed at...
@jaye501 Sampling is the worst thing to happen to Black Music period.......and sadly, it is the backbone of......HipHop/Rap.
@@basquait1 You two are both wrong. Sampling is a legit art form and it help get these songs out to people that would have never heard them. You might not understand sampling but it's not a bad thing.
@anthonyv6962 I don't know Sampling but I know Black Music and when "Rapper's Delight" hit the Airwaves back in the late 70's, Black People..and maybe others in America knew it was "Good Time" by Chic.
Must be where Prince got his inspiration from. I can see a lot of him in Prince. Great guitarist!
Bro dude just played the guitar with a high heel shoe and stage dived
hilarious
Cowboy boot.
😅😂😂😂😅 lmao, he did. I was like I wasn't ready for that. The audience didn't miss a beat though.
😂😅🤣😅😂🤣
Lmfao
This PERFORMANCE was everything, I would have love to see Glenn sing Swing Down....He takes that song to another level
It's performance like this that give me flashbacks of seeing them live back in the day..and the main reason I'm still at the age of 55 in 2022 a heavy Funkateer....Parliment Funkadelic and Bootsy Rubberband are the best that ever did it..R.I.P. to all the fallen members...LONG LIVE P-FUNK
I wish I was old enough to attend these concerts, I wasn't born til 82 but still appreciate this era of music and what it contributed to all music♡♡♡
Oh come on, you don't look a day over 18 years old. ; )
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@@lanier1000 lol you're too kind but yup I'm 40 lol
Me tooo
This shit so dope.....high frequency other level vibes
He KILLED IT!!!! Nuff said!! A small part of me wants to say he was channeling his inner Prince & Jimmy Hendrix. Still his set was dope as hell.
Prince took over first then jimmy.then prince again and Jimmy did the anthem and prince helped him finish it out as I seen it
Lil bit.
Depends on the date mate!! This concert I think was in the 70s so I doubt Prince had that much influence over D. But Hendrix and his boys mainly played blues so yeaaaa. Cosmic slop......
Parliament Funkadelic's and Bootsy's guitarists were always having their guitarists play wailing rock solos live years before Prince came out:Prince's first album came out in 1978. I think you should look up the 1977 track called "Slide" by the group Slave and listen to those two guitarists. "We" ( the brothas) been doing this a long time..., years before Prince. Prince was continuing much of the P-Funk tradition in lot of his music and for years his rock guitar playing was sorely underrated.
@@elizabeththompson112 Jimi played the "National Anthem" in 1970 at Woodstock. Prince was born in 1958, Prince turned 11 years old on June 7, 1969. What are you talking about? Get your facts straight, please.
OMG! A jam session like nothing else I've ever seen! The Star Spangled Banner too? Freakin' Amazing!
This Brotha was BAAADDDDD to THE BONE! The Group to , What a Gem 💎
This is for the Mothership. Let us all leave this earth 🌎 god damnit!!
I was blessed today... 5/12/21
One day behind you..
Me too!!
Real music real artist real musicians real talent
Why Was This Recommend On My Wall🤣But This Concert Was Rockin Just Like His Silk Press 💃🏽💃🏽😂
The ancestors are proud. ✊🏾✊🏾✊🏾
🧐 i must say, ole' chap, that headbanging is absolutely splendid!! 😂🎉
P.s. Bernie and Bootsy hold down the track while that guitar player destroyed it with an amazing solo, stage dive, then back into the solo
Absolutely Awesome guitar |,,/
@Duane Boyd LV More than a little of THEIR and MY Hero Jimi Hendrix in there!
@@vladdrakul7851 Jimi Hendrix.......I always thought his brother George was better. You know, George Hendrix.
@@markabboud8564 Stupid comment by a stupid person. BOOTSIE AND OTHERS (Miles Davis and anyone who matters) worshipped Jimi who revolutionized the instrument and played it better than anyone. P Funk's best guitarist Eddie Hazel when he did 'Maggot brain' said he was channeling Jimi's soul. Great guitar work is more than just fast scale playing but taste and feel as well. *'Machine Gun' being a great example of what he alone could do, while 'Who Knows' sounds like P funk before P funk with Buddy Miles's rock steady beats and Billy Cox's funk bass. I know you were only joking but many these days are too imprressed by technique and do not 'get' soul or feeling. Your joke was in poor taste, sorry!
saw George at Seattle, was a guitarplayer with red hair, don't know his name, but god could he funk that guitar!!
@@markabboud8564 You got it so wrong; no one was or is better than Jimi!
Dee Dee Dirty Muggs on guitar 🎸!!! From U. City High School St Louis Mo. Yeaaa🤘!
Didn't know that. I'm from U. City. Co 91. 5:26
@@shalamigriYea man that's Dee James. The lead guitarist in the band Dirty Muggs. He's C/O 84 INDIANS. I'm C/O 85 INDIANS . L8TR 👊!
@@ucity85 That's what's up. He's a top notched guitarist man. I know a lot of people who came out around 85. I'm sure we know a lot of the same people.
Not class of 84...Prior...
Not class of 84...Prior...
GOD! Missing Bernie. RIP.
Bernie on keyboards/Bootsy on Bass…thank God for these guys 🙏🏾
This. Is. Timeless! It is such a blessing to experience this musicianship - virtual or live. Thank you!!
What would've happened if the guitar man and Prince performed together?.
so dope...Cosmic Slop is an eternal groove
His hair was laid, mind was in the right place, whole vibe was on point...pinnacle of life my friend.
Who is this on guitar? Catfish ?
MY MAN WAS ON POINT!!HIM&BOOTSY THREW DOWN!!!LUVROBB
At the end of the video Bootsy points out and thanks
Dee James
An earlier comment said Dee James is from a band called’Dirty Muggs’
Chile they were high! 😂😂😂 lsd, shrooms, acid, George’s fav was crack
Jermaine Stewart laid😂
Just remember and be proud of what Blessings Of Real Rock 🪨 and Roll! The Music Industry tried to shut down The Rock that Brothers and Sisters Created for Love of Music!! I’m 68 and I’m Rocking It until…. JAH Bless all Who still Rock 🪨
So Funking thrilling!!! Soul Stirring religion #BornAgainSoul Puts me right back there in the 70’s when The Mothership Landed…I was there!!!
Still love to hear his music!!! Sometimes you need to go back and catch up with yourself.
Sometimes you just have to ride the wave and see where it takes you. In this case, the destination was pure funk nirvana.
YOU SAID IT!!! Perfect analysis!!!
@@harojack I get one right from time to time!
I just arrived.
This group still amazes me to this day. Their music had everything!!!
AND EVEN MORE AWESOME THAN HIS GUITAR SOLO IS THAT THE GUITAR HERO DOVE INTO THE CROWD AND NEVER LET GO OF HIS PICK.TRUST ME,THAT ALONE TAKES TALENT.
Them brothas was shooting out high frequencies with those instruments. Real musicians ‼️‼️‼️
RIP Bernie Worrell
Every shape, every color, every creed, every funkateer getting down at that show. Funk for life
Hell yeah!
Heavy metal funky fried moon beams filled with kaleidoscopic landscapes
Why I love taking psychedelics and listening to p-funk
Musical genius's everyone
I was in the 7th grade when I was introduced to P- FUNK. I'm in my early 60s, and the sound still resonates today. Real music never gets old. Thanks fellas !
@3:00 🔥then …. The background singers, Bootsy and the rest of the Ensemble is truly phenomenal!🥁🪘🎸🎹🎵
I have add to these comments because those funk bands back in the day was 100 percent amazing and most of those guys did not read music but they create an entire song or rhythm from one note. Their melody and collaboration was just phenomenal period. I funked out every weekend drives my wife crazy until she hear certain songs then she gets funked out. Keep Living Keep Giving
Cosmic Slop has to be the baddest PFunk tune ever...that shit just always goes hard...wherever, whenever and whomever is behind the scenes!
Nawww the baddest is Knee Deep long version...👍👍
@@darnellmiller1215 man you tripping 😁 Magot Brain, DooDoo Chaser, Atomic Dogg, Dr Funkenstin, Agony of Defeat etc. all come before cosmic slop..👍💪💪
Now I see why funk aint going to die ever.
The the whole Funk and nothing but the funk this I love
Just Brilliant to see and hear, live Band musicians playing live music, Much respect to you all.