Eddie Hazel & Mike Hampton - Maggot Brain

Free your mind and your ass will follow, sit back and relax, Maggot Brain 1985 Germany, Funkadelic

[@sula496]

This is the only instrumental that has ever brought me close to tears.

[@josephgrady2129]

+mona polk Many times friend, even more so if you read the story behind It

[@cristianorentroia6607]

+mona polk listen to watermelon on easter hay by frank zappa :)

[@sacreminou3502]

no comparison

[@sula496]

Joseph Grady I am familiar with the backround story and does very much sound like hes mourning.

[@dominiquenchestand]

just listened to maggot brain for the first time and def cried

[@frusty80]

43 years......i've waited 43 fucking years to find this masterpiece!Thank you Eddie. R.I.P.

[@merkabah2]

[@daxlyonwalker]

Hell yeah ​@@merkabah2

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

It’s been here 13 years,we’re you in prison or something?? Getting your “head straight” somewhere or no Wi-Fi in Hooterville😂😂 I know I’ve been there😂😂

[@Omind2006]

Eddie Hazel said in an interview that he asked George, "How should I play this?" George said "Play it like your momma died".

[@rockamillo]

Bruce Lehmann actuall he said "play it like they told you yo mama died and then found out she was alive"

[@FatPeaceman]

Camillo Battilossi true

[@yockinnottou]

Rodrick H Smokes Dank Jesus Christ thank you. It’s like we can’t enjoy this song without that fucking story being brought up. Everyone thinks they’re the only ones who know it.

[@VINZBROWN]

HAHA, DEEEEP. That SOUNDS like George!

[@gristamshackleford2102]

no he said play it like your hamster ran away

[@Dmagetbrain]

One of the greatest guitar solos in the history of popular music. RIP. Eddie Hazel.

[@55cleon]

Eddie Hazel One Of The "Guitar Gods" 👌🏿!!

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

@@55cleon 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@dhillanchandramowli5670]

One of THE greatest tracks ever.

[@rafehr1378]

Been hooked since 1971. Navy, these tunes cut our souls. Then 1973 the War is over. "Maggot Brain" was our anthem. We got High, danced, jammed this album, and cried when. 1973, War had ended, "Cosmic Slop" album, with; "March to the Witch's Castle". Thank You, Eddie Hazel

[@mrsplanetmaster9]

Thx for the memories , the message is in the music as Bob Marley sang💃🏼🌞🌿Stay Safe ☮Eddie Fn' 💜Haze

[@eddiecain8006]

🫡

[@bongdonkey]

Genius piece of music. The guitar literally cries emotion. R.I.P. Eddie Hazel

[@anthonygerace8926]

Damn --- that spoken introduction is almost as good as the song itself.

[@guitarlawyer75]

One of the best songs ever made in the Universe!

[@Stupid_you_so_stoopid_UHF]

Don't try buying a new record if you're into records.. by a older version. The WB 2007 shines way more the the newer pressings.

[@raycoleman5617]

Mr. Hazel stopped by the basement in '85 where I and some guys were practicing. I was about 25 then, and didn't know much. I knew some of Parliament's music, but didn't know the players well. Mr. Hazel jammed for a while with us. I still have the tape..I didn't really realize who this guy really was until I googled him years later, and found out that he is on the top 100 list of best guitarists in the world! This blew me away! What Talent!...

[@bushtales]

Thanks for the funky feedback Sir Coleman, is there a way for us to get a copy of that tape (VIDEO OR AUDIO)? Hopefully we can work something out, thanks for noticing and the comment, Much respect. P

[@amayasocia7898]

you should definitely release the tape somehow for us funk fanatics!

[@fotisapopsis]

Where is the tape dude??

[@VINZBROWN]

AWESOMMME, BRUH!!

[@fotisapopsis]

Or maybe he is lying!

[@alienlifeform2851]

Eddie Hazel will always be a guitar god.. the man who carried the torch for guitar playing, after jimi hendrix took it as far as he could

[@notalexandergustafsson2496]

Him and David Gilmour are kindred spirits when it comes to how they play, you can feel everything they’re trying to say through the guitar

[@roxanalandaverde4778]

Him and jimmy were amazing everything else falls into category

[@FutbolWeekend]

Free your mind and your ass will follow. The best line EVER

[@hix.206]

Ydsg

[@cavitycreep]

Your ass will follow anyway

[@flyingfrogofdeath9616]

As soon as I heard it I said the same thing sir. A motto to live by and knowledge to spread

[@svnsnt]

It’s crazy how random recorded experiences can still provide plentiful memories- espresso lines like that.

[@dieseltu1035]

Yea until you die from the lsd

[@shiningforce9033]

They wasn't playing for the Audience they was playing for the Gods

[@noahachrem]

Shining Force yep

[@The5000Man]

" Shining Force " ..... People will be better listeners , ( if it can be taught ) that these men are " playing for the Gods " ....as your quote have said.... These men know they have done their jobs utilizing theses instruments.... ( We all must give them their props!! )

[@waknbacon7781]

Did you kno that they made this while tripping off yellow sunshine acid

[@GucciSocks.]

I feel like the Gods CAME to listen to this

[@michaelm4464]

@@GucciSocks. oh they came alright 😏

[@mattspeed12]

I listened to this song for the first time yesterday and had an absolutely transcendent experience. It brought me to tears as I barreled down the i89 North in Vermont. Listened to it about 8 or 9 times since then. Thanks, Eddie. Rest In Peace, my man.

[@glueman2431]

802

[@hlamart1]

There is this thing about hearing/experiencing playing of such eloquence and emotion where the line “brought me to tears” carries over to almost everyone of us upon first putting the needle down on Maggot Brain and not being ready to flat out cry listening to a Funkadelic record. Someone took a dare and wrote of "David Gilmore and Eddie Hazel" having similar abilities to not waste a note in being both tasteful and gut wrenching at the same time. Both have charmed tears from these green eyes. I will not further muddy the language of who what best emotional technician perfection and all. We can all say how long it took it took recover after any number moments in hearing of Eddie Hazel and cursing heroin for taking him away from us before the mothership was finished and in control.

[@Stevemockler]

He is playing like he is jamming-.... like it’s just him- he has everyone tuned out. Took me 48 years to find this.... blows me away. Not sure what hit is but it brings me to tears.... so much soul- so much intensity. This what great guitarists do... they get into the moment and let the music must flow...

[@roxanalandaverde4778]

Eddie hazel was soooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo..Underrated RIP Eddie❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MyNameIsGhost]

this song sober 10/10 this song on shrooms 47/10

[@99hayward]

Acid

[@roberts7066]

MyNameIsGhost

[@oldthug2309]

MyNameIsGhost cocaine

[@fabianignacio5537]

voy a probarlo

[@CommieExiles]

YES! First time hearing this I was on mdma and acid doing nitrous laying on the floor.

[@user-wz4yu9xe7y]

The greatest band ever. As deep as ocean. Melted 🙏🏼🤲

[@dominiquejones3805]

I always wanna say Earth Wind & Fire but Funkadelic was something else

[@TheGrizzly1980]

Spent many, many hours in college listening to this song with headphones on, volume cranked with the blacklight posters glowing......

[@user-xe5cg7vy9f]

I saw them live in 78/79/and 1980 and anytime I need a good old dose of the funk I pull up these videos on KZbin This is one hell of a performance..this what the funk is all about..I've been a Funkateer dam near all my life from age 6 in 73 and now it's 2023 and I'm 55 and still get a taste of P-Funk(Parliment/Funkadelic and Booty's Rubberband) everyday they mean the world to me there's nothing better and I STAND ON THAT...I'll have P-Funk played at my home going!!

[@johnathan2684]

One the Greatest songs ever made.

[@pampriver2322]

Fell in love the day i heard it, way back when.

[@zeevyehuda2501]

I'm not the kind of guy who usually notices drummers, but damn, is that one good

[@levieenrose2510]

Absolutely, and the bass player was holding it down too!

[@tilleryjohnson8045]

George always had some serious drummers playing with him. Tiki Fulwood?

[@YaoEspirito]

Because it's Dennis Chambers; among musicians he's counted among the top two or three fusion drummers in the world.

[@flenthorpe4019]

I got to hear this song live with Michael Hampton playing lead. I was standing right next to this gigantic speaker and when he got to playing everything around me dissapeard! All I could do was become one with the music. It took me to a high no drug could EVER reach!

[@bmacnaughton]

I am completely overloaded listening to this unsurpassed group of musicians. Eddie shreds the world with his guitar.

[@DRLEWIS]

This is still BLAZIN'! Makes me cry. Eddie Hazel. Man...

[@therealcauds]

This was thee greatest performance of a song I've ever seen. Imagine being there live lol. Made my whole body melt

[@JeffGrimes-bo4cc]

The drummer doing his thing wow

[@brownkemosabe]

This song, the live, the original, and the alternate..... They're a Journey. Unparalleled and one of the greatest in psychedelic blues rock.

[@sandrafranco6299]

Out of body experience i imagine seeing n hearing this live..no other words for how great this shit is

[@10rrtyyssx769]

Few artists are able to conjure music that breaks dimensions.

[@LeSeanRa]

Couple of people giving it the cannot compare Eddie Hazel to Hendrix line I've seen people spout which irritates me no end. I see it like this. They are both great and I'm sure Eddie was hugely influenced by Hendrix. For me Hendrix's obsessive studio perfectionism meant he was technically untouchable at the time. But when Eddie Hazel starts playing its rougher round the edges but you feel every single note is screaming from his heart. So much flow to it. Eddie gives me goose bumps when I hear him. Have some respect. He's in the same league to my ears and always will be.

[@LeSeanRa]

He constantly re-recorded everything again and again out of tune or not until it was exactly how he wanted it. No one else could tell the difference between virtually identical takes. Drove Chas Chandler up the wall...

[@carmenalexander1354]

One thing about Hendrix; he learned fast. Paul McCartney found that out when he went to one of Hendrix's concerts. It took us six weeks to learn Sergeant Pepper's lonely Heart's Club Band. Here Hendrix hears it on Friday and plays it on Monday. Eddie Hazel started out as a mediocre guitar player. The older he became, the better guitar player he became. The last time I saw him in concert. Hazel ranked up there with the great ones.

[@user-bs8hz9ft9b]

I like hendrix but i keep coming back to eddie's playing again and again because of that raw emotion hendrix had skill but nobody does emotion like eddie.

[@jeromebrooks7]

Hendrix Technical?

[@087jhood25]

Raw emotion for sure came from his ♥️

[@benpyro666]

Blows my mind how incredible this is. True artists.

[@CalmRespectableCitizen]

I swear if i find a girl who would make this our wedding song then ill be set for life

[@kimdracvla]

Hey husband

[@fezzik3941]

les· please tell me this ended up working out

[@husoab]

We're ready to come to marriage

[@morrisday1521]

Call me🤣

[@ab7dasker]

Lol this is an amazing song but it is not a wedding song. Do not play this at a wedding. This is a song for funerals and the violent, shrieking end of humanity.

[@Malkesuras]

Mike Hampton should be so proud of him to play the best song on Earth with Eddie Hazel

[@henrybayliss458]

Props to Dennis's fantastic drumming .

[@nprasad95]

As much as I love Eddie Hazel, HOLY SHIT THAT DRUMMER KILLED IT!!!!!!!

[@tomnissa666]

nprasad95 The one and only Dennis Chambers

[@bill_y4762]

nprasad95 dennis chambers is fully legit. Really a well known funk/ rock/ fusion drummer

[@jordandangelo180]

Dennis Chambers is one of the best of all time

[@magichands135]

@@jordandangelo180 For a moment I thought they played it at double speed at the end

[@mandyingram5291]

nprasad95 TRUE

[@neiltufford4731]

Rest in brother Eddie. You earned it. We here you left will take on the journey here. Thank you for your contributions.

[@makkmakk3631]

Two of the best ever together! the epitome of classic!

[@jeremiasemmi3117]

That drum intro is just unreal.

[@GASTROMONKCOM]

Dennis Chambers is a beast.

[@flyingfrogofdeath9616]

"Free your mind and your ass will follow" - Parliament-Funkadelic. Greatest words ever spoken. Words to live by. Knowledge to be shared.

[@chrisedwards3214]

My friend who liked this song passed yesterday may she rest on peace caronda gilbert

[@jeffreygallman6852]

Simply the best instrumental song I have ever heard, an I listen to AL DIMEOLA SANTANA, PRINCE,JOHN MCLAUGHLIN JIMI JUST MIND BLOWING NO MATTER HOW MANY TIMES I LISTEN TO IT AN BIG UP TO MICHAEL HAMPTON FIRE 😮

[@fuzzybutkus8970]

You know Dickie Betts just passed away? Better than “Jessica” or “In memory of Elizabeth Reed” or Eric Johnson”Cliffs of Dover” from ACL. SRV Any song or Ritchie Blackmore Any song next one is gonna be Matteo Mancuso but hey you listen to A.M. I love Eddie and Mike as much as the next guy but best…damn.

[@stonebuzanis4116]

The great thing about this kind of music is that you know the people playing it really made it for the people. If someone took their time to pick up a guitar (or any instrument) and create something with such soul and emotion, such as this song (great studio version and live version) you know they want to convey some sort of emotion or feeling to the listener. This song makes me realize that the universe gained another star, truly great musician. Such emotion. May his should rest in peace. Also, if nobody here has heard "pray my soul" that Hazel did the guitar for, listen to it. It's like this song made love with itself and had a sweet baby of funk

[@NathanThePrezPretlow]

Man I wonder what would Jimi Hendrix have done with Maggot Brain.

[@MyNameIsGhost]

Omg I think the same thing everytime I here this. Would've been an incredibly stunning experience.

[@ronaldwilliams3743]

......Jimi would have made a sloppy mess of it..........but imagine these brothers playing it....:Tony Macalpine!!...or Greg Howe!!.....or Tosin Abasi..............WHOA!!!!

[@NathanThePrezPretlow]

Oh you know you just lied to your self.Your know Jimi Hendrix was a pure original he revolutionize the rock guitar.Jeff Beck,Eric Clapton and Jimmy Page could'nt touch Hendrix . And the these unknown rejects Tony Macalpine and whats his name Greg Howe should'nt even be mention here.Remember this Hendrix was a musical god and don't you forget it.

[@ronaldwilliams3743]

Nathan,Hendrix was indeed a real trail blazer and true innovator........but his playing was often very sloppy,he often played out of tune...and was just plain sloppy most times... and so he relied on theatrics and flashy wardrobe.....that being said,let me assure you...he could not in a million years do what Greg Howe, Tony Macalpine, or Tosin Abosi does on guitar.....he shouldn't be even mentioned in the same breath as these brothers..he did not possess the technical ability...nor the knowledge of the fretboard....but let it also be said,without Hendrix,they may never have picked up the guitar.......because Hendrix was an inspiration to most of todays great players for sure......btw... iv'e never been a big fan of beck,clapton,or page...especially page...so why did you even bring them up?..i never mentioned them...and yes hendrix probably would smoke clapton,beck,and page,because they're all cut from the same cloth.

[@NathanThePrezPretlow]

Ronald you know nothing about music. You say Hendrix played sloppy who are you a expert on how to play a electric rock guitar...lol Hendrix had his own style of playing just like a lot of professional rock guitar players no on plays a like.Do Eric Clapton play like Jeff Beck ? Sloppy or not Hendrix created music that is still heard today.Real musical experts still don't understand how Hendrix got those feedbacks sounds.Your problem you can't accept or really don't understand Hendrix music and technique.How can you when it's his personal style...lol No Hendrix was not traditionally school in guitar playing. But didn't need it either.Because Hendrix was ordain with a gift from god to be the best rock guitar of his era.And he succeed in so many ways.That's why he was voted the best rock guitar player of all time.A pure original.Who cares but you that Hendrix had a unorthodox way of playing.That playing created master pieces like Machine Gun,Red House,The Star Spangled Banner and etc.etc.Who wants a school guitar player you restricted to notes and scales.Hendrix did'nt need all that he was musically set free from a music book.He was like Miles Davis,Charlie Parker ,Louis Armstrong they broke the rules musically and they created master pieces.And If Hendrix play sloppy as you say Ronald well let me play sloppy and create music that will influence rock guitar players for generations to come.Just like the great Jimi Hendrix.

[@yakupomercelik5648]

maggot brain is a state of mind. best definition of what this song is.

[@Chronicblessings]

Currently, if my heart was a song...this would be it.

[@kcrocks622]

Maggot Brain is a state of mind. If I had a favorite song this could be it. I love it so much. R.I.P Eddie Hazel I want thank Praxis and Buckethead to open the door for me to listen & hear more Funkadelic music. Love the music

[@joshstansberry9103]

Eddie Hazel!! Goes strait for the jugular!! I love Eddie God Bless you sir RIP

[@jonpalomino5784]

I'd never heard of Eddie Hazel before my cousin turned me on to.it thanks Jay love the sound good misuse guitar playing at its finest 5 star thanks

[@Topself24]

Where oh where has this music gone? Love it

[@gregraines1599]

+T Stanton Sad to say but part of it went with Hazel. Wish I'd known more about him when he was alive. I mean, this was the guy some people considered the true heir of Hendrix.

[@chrisedwards3214]

greg raines yes they did hazel got caught up in drugs a d wild behavior and being in a group with too many players didnt help none plus when this was filmed he was battling cancer

[@rahlohmcdonogh280]

Oprah killed it!

[@claytonwaddell6961]

Listen to John Frusciante his music is very similar and comes straight from the heart especially his solo album curtains it’s great

[@nemodollaz4120]

Lol, where has common sense gone? You have to LOOK for good music in EVERY genre, because the mainstream for every genre is shit. Just look into real artists like Denzel Curry, polyphia, and chon who get half the recognition for being more talented and actually stepping outside of what their "genre" predetermines their music to sound like

[@brianjenkins9772]

Seen those guys back in May, GREAT SHOW. Big Fan, my favorite group

[@mr.e695]

By the time 6 minutes hits, I feel the endorphins course across my soul, and a smile arches up to catch the tears. This particular heavy ass version to me, shows the pain an artist has endured to create and share something this beautiful, but also, the angst felt along the way for that having to be the case. I guess, what the hell do I know? It sure does move me. Much love!!

[@robding5339]

Free Yo Mind an Yo A$$ Will Follow. Mona I've cried to this 10,000 times. No Shame!! Bless All

[@cliffordmcmillian2986]

You can't ignore it.

[@Nirsterkur]

What an Eternal Masterpiece! ❤️

[@tonypetty6662]

My Highest Days and Nights were Listening to This Master Piece My God Over and over Memories

[@terrybarton1604]

So good, my ears are dancing!!!☘

[@dennisfisher9006]

Due respect to Mr. Eddie Hazel, good as Hendrix, No Comparison, you can't compare guitar players who play guitar. Hendrix, Hazel soul played from the depthness we will never understand. We only feel the sound of their thought, but we''ll never be able to grasp where it came from within. This is what separate all musician, over and over time again!!!! Rory Gallagher, late guitar player of Chile Pepper's, Stevie Ray Vaughn, many more, and still you'll see the vanguard holding the opened door!!!! James Marshall Hendrix. R I P all you great Guitar Players . Depth of a Soul can never be compared

[@richardconte3837]

Gary moore the greatest of them all

[@goozmaahn6420]

"when the laws of man are not just , equal and fair. Mother nature comes in and does her thing.." what is going on today in 2020 is a prime example of this truth.

[@paulturnet4572]

FOREBODING!!

[@tylersmedley3503]

Lord Bless this video, the one that posted it, the ones making it, and all related/unrelated. What a glorious masterpiece of vibrations

[@grobinson8873]

Eddie is the inventor of this manipulation of the electric guitar...this beautiful tortured sound came from him!!!!! TALENT BEYOND TALENT!! ALL OTHERS FOLLOWED!

[@snoozedragon2914]

Truth never loses it's gravity. This man hit the nail on the head, rings true to my core.

[@jessiejames4310]

Brings tears to my eyes every time I watch this

[@supervidere7]

The joy felt whilst playing this is incomprehendable for all of us,m I asume.

[@d33zNuTz22]

One take. One man. One emotion. One of the most influential pieces of music ever written. Eddie Hazel is/was more talented than Hendrix in every sense of the word.

[@roxanalandaverde4778]

No there were both amazing

[@corneliusrawness]

@@roxanalandaverde4778exactly

[@bigtay522]

Parliament and Fishbone are ground breaking and simultaneously the most underappreciated bands of all time.

[@deniseberry67]

I absolutely love this really words cant even begin to describe and that drummer unbelievable he's i. His world ive never seen a drummer that quick and on point amazing

[@Ybw420]

listening to eddie and mike play makes me want to pick up a guitar and play it for the rest of my life

[@nuffinmuffin9944]

One of tha best performances ever!! Was thinking about Eddie last night a whole lot for some reason. RIP and love to our world

[@bfr74vz80]

Wow! what a treat to see my favorite drummer kick the hell out of Maggot Brain.

[@anny2021]

Woohoo 😮😮😮❤ 🤩 so glad i found this video. Best one ever of Maggot Brain

[@donaldcarey]

Now I get it. The feeling of this song after all these years. WOW

[@larrybrown7273]

Ain't no question this is one this songs greatest renditions period

[@JC-11111]

Rest in Peace, Eddie! You better be waiting for me on the other side, my brother. I'll be looking for you! Duane Allman, too! 🙏❤️🎸🥺😭

[@katosharichardson1859]

Very GRAPHIC and heart felt KEPT. Women are still being done this way. #2020###20221

[@christopherwashington1984]

I heard it first heard for the first time at 15 yo in 1975. The greatest song i have ever heard. That was my first Parliment Funkadelic concert...

[@christopherwashington1984]

Eddie Hazel and Michael Hampton should be considered 2 of the greatest guitarists that has ever lived.....

[@wakeel7]

Although I know the Great Mike Hampton was usually holding it down in Eddie's absence. I just still think when the Great Eddie Hazel was present, he should have been allowed to play Maggot Brain SOLO. Much love and respect to both of these GREATS.

[@erikheddergott5514]

In the 80ties Eddie Hazel was not always up to task of playing consistently. He was a Genius, as was Sky Stone, but not very stable. And Michael Hampton learned to play all of Eddies Stuff coz that is what George Clinton wanted.

[@JudeMalachi]

@@erikheddergott5514 Still it's too bad for Michael Hampton how much better Eddie Hazel was here when he came in. Hazel was just in a different league altogether. The sheer emotive power generated by the sound he could coax out of a guitar is astounding.

[@erikheddergott5514]

@@JudeMalachi I was there and Michael Hampton had to carry the big load of Hazel Style Guitar Work, Hazel was not the most reliable Live Musician back then, but he sure could release a Firework after Hampton, McKnight and Gary Shider secured the Plattform. We all know that Eddie Hazel was of great Importance of developping the Funkadelic Formula but for the George Clinton's Parliafunkadelicement Allstars other Bandmembers had to carry more Weight then Eddie.

[@bendagostino2217]

Why is eddies guitar turned down so? You can't even hear what he's playing.

[@Nile8765]

the live drumming makes this song feel so much more epic

[@joshuablack8221]

I first discovered this masterpiece right after my mom, who was my world, passed… 12 years ago… At first it was too hard to listen all the way through, I would be a crying mess halfway… but today 2024, I can listen in a awe of such a beautiful piece and play, though it still hits hard, but at least I can listen all the way now 🙏🏽🤎

[@jren04]

A coworker of mine recommended this song I initially brushed it off but as I was getting ready for work I noticed the paper I wrote her suggestion on the table after the first couple of guitar rifts I did not regret searching for this song

[@EdisonSaul]

To me, THIS is the best version, the apex, of this amazing masterpiece!

[@jrizzle1222]

Started getting back into metal and decided I'm gonna pick up a guitar and pass off the hip hop production and rapping for now. For some reason I thought of Eddie hazel out of nowhere and I'm like damn, I wanna play like him

[@carloseugeniocarlos4287]

a epic guitar solo of a epic guitarrist too. R.I.P Eddie Hazel (1950-1992)

[@melissasanders5939]

🔥🎶Still listening in 2021!!!🎶🔥

[@SaphirSouenEstherG]

R.I.P. Eddie Hazel - 10.04.1950-23.12.1992 - Shared on G+ 10.04.2016

[@bushtales]

+SaphirSouen Esther.G. kzbin.info/www/bejne/h5vOlpp6js6NmZI

[@NinjaSushi2]

Seeing George pump up the band to play louder and with more soul gives me chills.

[@user-kl9yb7xr8n]

Danke dass ich dieses lied im alter von 66jahren gehört hab. So was von gut. Ich hoffe diese Musik wird nie aussterben. 😊😊😊😊😊😊

[@JeffGrimes-bo4cc]

2 great guitar players all the powerful tunes stays in your head wow

[@clydertaylor3848]

Dennis chamber on the drums I ran into Dennis twice in Baltimore MD 👍 🎶 very nice man and then I got to play with some guys who turned out to be funkadelic and I didn't know it until we finished playing drums at a rehearsal lol 😆😏👍 💯 thanks for teaching me how to do it peace 💀💀👁👁💀💯✌🏴👹😎😱

[@jensaraiva]

Masterpiece! 🔥

[@jacklfitz]

I remember listening to this song at 3am in my room with the lights off, falling asleep on the floor after it was done, then waking up in the morning to my mom telling me my grandma had died. I've felt like crying every time I've listened to it since.

[@pampriver2322]

Eddie was such a talent! So underrated.

[@dominiquejones3805]

Funkadelic had talent oozing from its funky pores. Wish the members got their money

[@martyisabeliever]

Sound guy blew it and didnt turn up Eddie...

[@davemcmahon620]

Gutted...

[@sAmiZZle82]

So shattered! He looked like he was absolutely tearing it up and we couldn't actually hear a thing of what he was playing!

[@thelegionofboom]

I agree. Sound man blew it!

[@seansoblixe9711]

quite the opposite! Hazel keeps stepping over all the other guy, who actually is very accuartely playing the original lead note for note. Hazel couldnt play his own song. they should have not let him play at all. He messed it all up.

[@tinna7004]

@@seansoblixe9711 How can you even tell? I can't hear a thing Eddie is playing because the volume is so low.

[@KeenanNeighbors]

THIS SADDENS ME. I befriended Eddie in Sherman Oaks 2 yrs before his death and I truely never knew his talent.Sure I knew he played for Parliment and when I would go to his house his guitar would be there on a stand and I only asked him 1 time to play a little something which he did with no amp, then put it down and we walked away to where we were headed and it was only after his death and me being online and doing some research that I finally found out who he really was, A monster guitar player. I miss you Eddie

[@bushtales]

Thank you so much for the story, maybe you like this tribute too, Much respect. kzbin.info/www/bejne/Z5bXfXZ8lKynfsU

[@KeenanNeighbors]

@@bushtales I just saw your reply. and thank you very much for your nice words. Yes I do like the tribute and I wish I could see a lot more but I don't think there is much out there on Eddie. What a shame to. Man I still kick my own ass for never documented Eddie since I had 100% access to him but I guess its just like Eddie Van Halen I had access to him as well and you always never think about someone dying.. damn!

[@ZenGrammy]

Bach, Beethoven, and Eddie Hazel 💛💛💛 Thank you so much for this. 🙏💎✨

[@rukeyser]

50 years old today, may this intro to Maggot Brain be heard by all the NPR searchers

[@freddieboyd6422]

riding music love it R.I.P bro EDDIE

[@fluxbunny1]

finally a decent quality sound version of maggot brain live

[@Patriotic327]

Check into some Widespread Panic. 5/99 or 00. Nashville and ‘00 Carbondale. 😋

[@davidbooth7778]

Best guitar duet, ever!

[@jeromemilton6838]

I'm always in total Bliss when i hear this song!

[@jamesstram5942]

Young Hampton kicks ass. Along with Eddie Hazel.

[@Kyle_Stan]

Oh how I wish I was there! Listening to the legend himself play his heart out and witness greatness

[@philhewitt7473]

Eddie Hazel does Maggot Brain as if he was playing for the chance to show the one person on the planet who hadn't heard the best love song with teeth ever written. This is for Angelena & myself. My middle 8 ejeculated over the 'look at me' brigade. Impressed my girl who silently listened out of my view. We then knew Hazel was king. Luv you Funkadelic. Luv you A.F.Lovecraft. We burned so bright

[@bkthin]

imagine eddie, kidd, jimi, ernie isley, prince, vernon reid and santana on the same stage together doing this piece. wow

[@guitarslinger48]

It would be a cluster fuck. No one can do this song like Eddie did.

[@bkthin]

mike did :)

[@guitarslinger48]

Didn't even come close. THis is Eddie's song full of hi heartfelt , gut raw emotion. So one can copy that.

[@ronaldwilliams3743]

that would be a pure ego saturated SLOPPFEST.....hahaha

[@chrisedwards656]

+Purple Yoda Lover Mike studied every note and riff Eddie played so did Byrd, bykowski, garry, life, boogie, and Glen no matter who join the funk mob all the axemen must learn Eddie's notes because he came up with the majority of them can nobody take that from Eddie he came up with maggot brain regardless of who played it's shame Eddie wasn't given more props