Duff McKagan Talks Funk Influences: Prince's 1999, Cameo and Sly & the Family Stone

In this Radio.com interview, the Guns N Roses/Velvet Revolver bassist discusses what Prince's 1999 meant to him when it was first released and how he and original Guns drummer Steven Adler found their groove thanks to Cameo and Sly and the Family Stone. READ MORE HERE: radio.com/2015/...
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[@julienceaser]

So great to hear him talk about how much Prince influenced him... Prince broke so many musical barriers... I can relate.. 1999 got me thru a lot.

[@energyasylum997]

🤘🏼👌🏽🙏🏼 That’s right Duff! Rip Prince

[@funkpill]

😎

[@mztweety1374]

Me too, Duff. I was 8. It Scared me. It intrigued me. It was political. It was biblical. It was sexy. Nobody (Black) was singing about what he was in such an attention grabbing manor.

[@tonyrobles2696]

❤️💥😆🖕😁😁😁😁😁