Junie Morrison of Ohio Players/Parliament Funkadelic Performs Live at Dooley's, 1976
By JR on 9:13 AM
Filed Under: (Audio) Live Performance , Funk , Junie Morrison , Parliament Funkadelic
"George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic was at its outrageous peak in 1977, combining a flamboyant stage show, tight musicianship and infectious grooves to create one of America's most popular touring attractions.
Originally broadcast on WRIF-FM, this remarkable set captures them tearing through several of their best-loved numbers, with plenty of space for jamming and is presented here together with background notes and images."
Watch George Clinton's Berklee Songwriting Q&A, Hear A P-Funk Tribute
By JR on 4:03 PM
Filed Under: Album Streams , Clinton Administration band , Covers , Funk , Interviews (Video) , Parliament Funkadelic
"George Clinton arguably invented funk. Having spent the past six decades writing, recording, and revolutionizing music with his bands Parliament and Funkadelic, Clinton has produced more than 40 hit singles. His profound influence began to manifest itself in the 1990s, with funky rock acts like Red Hot Chili Peppers and Primus emerging and hip-hop acts like Dr. Dre, Snoop Dogg, De La Soul, and LL Cool J rapping over the rhythms he created.
George Clinton’s songs have been sampled more than 2,000 times, making him one of the most sampled artists of all-time. His recent collaborations with Flying Lotus and Kendrick Lamar prove that his influence has no expiration date.
In this first edition of the Berklee Online LIVE: Songwriting series, George Clinton chats with Pat Healy about sampling, staying busy, and how seriously he takes the songs he writes." - Berklee
In '03, the Clinton Administration band get down for the Funk of it in an outstanding tribute to the music of Parliament Funkadelic. Enjoy as this band re-grooves the timeless tunes of a groundbreaking musical and cultural movement known as the P-Funk.
Members of leading Funk & Soul bands Dumpstaphunk, Lettuce and The Nth Power join forces to pay tribute to the late Parliament Funkadelic keyboardist Bernie Worrell, live at The Howlin' Wolf in New Orleans 10-1-2016.
Soul School TV Interviews Lead & Sidemen Of Legendary Jazz & Funk Bands
By JR on 4:26 PM
Filed Under: Bar-Kays , Cameo , Interviews (Video) , James Gadson , Parliament Funkadelic , Rick James , Ronnie Laws , Sly Stone , Tito Jackson , Tom Browne , Tom Scott , WAR
On Soul School, host Calvin Lincoln sits down for memories of legendary careers and thoughts of music in the new millennium with a who's who of American Jazz and Funk. Interviews include band members of Bar-Kays, Parliament Funkadelic, WAR, Sly Stone, Rick James and Cameo along with lead artists such as Ronnie Laws, Tom Scott, James Gadson, Tito Jackson and Tom Brown.
The interview set concludes with the youngest of the artists on Soul School TV, singer Dominque Toney who is the daughter of Kevin Toney from The Blackbyrds. Listen to her music below and check for her album "A Love Like Ours" out now.
Calvin Lincoln's Soul School is a Television program that comes on VCAT channel 27 in Vallejo California. Show times are 10:00 pm Fridays & Saturdays, and Saturday at 11:00 am.
Ride the rhythm of Tall Black Guy as he flips the sound of Parliament Funkadelic toward a thumping groove. "Let 'Em Ride" draws from a slow Funk tune by George Clinton and his band and injects energy with imagination to re-envision it as a cool new composition in it's own right. Nod your head to the sounds as Tall Black Guy provides a new vision of The P-Funk and entertains with creative sample flipping and good vibes.
(Not Just) Knee Deep: The Funk Music Of Donnie Divine Frazier
By JR on 11:47 AM
Filed Under: Covers , Donnie Divine Frazier (Funk musicians) , Funk , Parliament Funkadelic
Get down to the sound as Donnie Divine Frazier brings guitar-based rhythm and groove to boost your adrenaline on his re-recording of Parliament Funkadelic's "(Not Just) Knee Deep". In a modernized version of Parliament's classic, Donnie thrown down on guitar solo and enhances the overall feel of the groove which is laced with deep bass and a sweet horn section.
Donnie is a keyboardist who has plays, drums, bass guitar, lead guitar, trombone, Donnie Devine Frazier started playing keyboards at the tender age of nine and later on went on to performed with a group called Manchild opening for Mandrill, the New York City Players who went on to become Cameo , has opened venues for Harold Melvin and the Blue notes, Sharon Paige, Bobby Blue Bland, Tyrone Davis, Heatwave, and recently performed with Parliment Funkadelics guitarist Andre Foxxe in the Group Psychodelic Ghetto Pimpz recently opening Rapper Snoop Dogg.
Donnie has been mentored by Jazz organist Jimmy McGriff , Lonnie Smith , and the late Rodger Troutman , Zapp troutman . Donnie Devine was to audition through zapp troutman to play and perform for then upcoming Shirley Murdock to play on the as we lay L P , but had to abandon the Idea since his son Jason was being born . Donnie Devine has been working to boost the career of his oldest son Jason ( grief Niti ) an up coming artist who writes and performs.
The music of Donnie Devine Frazier is polyfunk keyboard laced sounds that will make wallflowers jump off the walls , we hope you enjoy the sounds created originally by Donnie and others such as the rock project he's currently working with Called Knight Vision which is a rock , funk , group lead by Dennis Brown and Austin Kiefer . Donnie Devine Frazier is currently looking to write music for untapped and upcoming Talent . with all said feel free to enjoy this funky keyboardist and the sounds to come . Donnie has driven as a tour driver for such music groups as Earth ,Wind And Fire , Reba , Kenny Chesney , Destiny"s Child , Elton John , Toby Kieth , and many others .

