George Clinton
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Biography
With his multi-coloured dreadlocks and his spaced-out, psychedelic jams, George Clinton stands alongside Sly Stone and James Brown as one of the godfathers of funk and an eccentric pioneer who turned 1960s R&B into acid-tinged soul shakedowns. Originally a songwriter for Motown Records, his bands Parliament and Funkadelic lit up the 1970s with their flamboyant funk rock, before he turned solo in 1982 and had hits with Loopzilla, Atomic Dog and Do Fries Go With That Shake? The psychedelic funk boogies continued on Computer Games (1982) and R&B Skeletons In The Closet (1986) before he signed to Prince's label Paisley Park Records for comeback albums The Cinderella Theory (1989) and Hey Man, Smell My Finger (1993). Still performing his madcap grooves in his 70s, Clinton was inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1997 and has been a key influence on the likes of Red Hot Chili Peppers, Outcast and Happy Mondays.
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Albums
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- Atomic Dog
- GRID featuring Cypress Hill
- When The Grid Go Down... by George Clinton
- Knee Deep
- Just Sing (Trolls World Tour) featuring Mary J. Blige
- I'm So Amazing by George Clinton
- Mars vs. Donald Glaude by George Clinton
- Intrology by George Clinton
- It's All In the Game
- It's All Trance by George Clinton
- I Don't Care featuring George Clinton
- If the Funk Dont Fit featuring Funkadelic
- Unfunky Ufo featuring Funkadelic
- My Profession Is Funk (I'm a Funkadelic) featuring George Clinton
- Let's Get Funky featuring Funkadelic
- We Are Family featuring Patti LaBelle
- Come on with Yer Come On featuring Funkadelic
- The Show
- Long Live the Funk featuring Funkadelic
- The Funkshipz Captain featuring Funkadelic
- The Wrong House
- Diving
- P Funkentelechy featuring George Clinton
- Straight from #1 Bimini Road (Dancin' Down) featuring Funkadelic
