Funkadelic 1990 Cosmic Slop

[@JeffGrimes-bo4cc]

GIVE all those Great People hear and past thank you Mr George Clinton and the great band wow

[@CarolRobinson3939]

I saw George at a free outdoor concert about 6 years ago here in Detroit. He came out to the stage on this. There were thousands of people! We all screamed! Keep the P funk coming, Bushtales. I want my funk un-cut!

[@HeartReader57]

This was the shit back in the 1970's. I used to like to get high back in Jr. HS and HS and let this play and chill.

[@JeffGrimes-bo4cc]

So many great 🎸 players and bassplayer and drumer that passed still playing this is just 1 of the shows check out Grove From the Deep wow

[@louiswhite4909]

Eddie!!! Michael, Blackbyrd, plus Lige!

[@rogerrice5325]

Garry Shider, that voice, mesmerizing!!!

[@TheGlass50]

P-Funk lives!! Thank you Bushtales!

[@warrendoris9669]

Outstanding version! We need da funk!

[@donracor1]

You missing the skeleton head with the joint in his mouth. "This some good shit" Lol.

[@roderickcooper5018]

Yes sir that smoking skeleton the shit

[@dewaynecoleman1989]

Yep! LOL!!!

[@dumaineslade]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/q3TKpZt9ath_bK8

[@Melvin-r9p]

Starchild and I went to school together 🎉

[@asianfighter62]

RIP GARY SCHEIDER AND BERNIE WORRELL!

[@gamanworldwide]

Funk Legends...!

[@JeffGrimes-bo4cc]

Put this great band up against any band's wowed

[@rogerrice5325]

All Hail Bushtales!!!!

[@DEEDRAH100]

Amazing Stars...

[@aarondickerson5249]

Mike,Eddie, Blackbryd, Gary, Skeet, Lige. P-Funk

[@louiswhite4909]

Wow, wow, wow! Legends!

[@nickpelkey]

I love seeing Lige getting featured like this. Dude is so humble.

[@dewaynecoleman1989]

This here is something special. This is all of the best of Funkadelic Guitarist. As an ex Guitarist I definitely feel this version. Only thing is why did they back burner Eddie like that?

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

Dewayne Coleman Eddie had a lot of trouble with drugs and was not reliable as a player after the late 70s

[@dewaynecoleman1989]

@@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL Yeah, a I heard about that. They say it hallucination on a Airplane while under the influence of Angel dust. He was a outcast, always in trouble, on and out of Jail. Sad, life to live.

[@roberttaylor3059]

Parliament will always be I,a.m sick now you have been my life

[@darrylweaver2240]

One of the crispest drum versions of this tune & some of the best vox since the glory days of Glenn & Gary. Coolacious & cooliative !

[@jeffphillips6889]

P Funk live at the beverly theatre in hollywood is way greasier w/dennis chambers on the kit.

[@jacquelinejames1444]

ONE OF THE BEST SONGS I HAVE HRARD

[@reggieowens6443]

Damn great 1 of the Best ...

[@gsmarin1]

Michael Hampton is simply shredding while everybody clowns..

[@mattgrimmer9909]

Kidd Funkadelic

[@TooSkinnyKenny]

the version on Hardcore Jollies is the best to my ears

[@modifiedcontent]

Try Beverly Theater with Dennis Chambers, Skeet, Blackbyrd...

[@needtashow]

Hey it's Lige delivering!

[@Drumsmedia2024]

Ain't Never Enough Musicians 2 Play Da Real P...EveryBody Gets 2 Shine Their Light During Their Moments Under The Sun...Not Enough Camera Footage Collected Yet...From Glen-Eddie-Gary-Mike-??? Lead Guitars..4 Of The BadAssest On The Planet...A Pletra Of BassAssist 2...Bootsy...Cordell Boogie M...Drummers Galor...Big Foot Brailey...Vocalist...Key Boardist...Bernie...Razor...Horns. Fred...Maceo...The Becker Bro's...We Talking About Mo Than 50 Full Time Musicians...Pick The Concert And Watchem P...

[@lindalou5226]

thank-you ... 4 real

[@clapdrix72]

Having Eddie just play inaudible rhythm in the background is like having Lebron James on your team and keeping him on the bench.

[@abrahamjackson6019]

Drugs had taken it's toll on Eddie The Great, yeah I agree arguable Greatest of all time.. Eddie in his prime, Jimmie couldn't touch him..Man ! let me tell you i seen Eddie the Great do some things on Axe...

[@grandoisemusictv]

man, his mere presence enriched the energy and performance , it's eddie hazel

[@dale85300]

+Abraham Jackson Still decent considering it has been about37/8yrs whenever they first recorded this

[@kevinomitchell8966]

Abraham Jackson f itree

[@ak47fully47]

Greg Murray. amen to that.

[@nickpelkey]

Thanks for your service soldier. More P for me please!

[@barrettgrissett2740]

You know I grew up on the P-Funk, and everybody keep saying this and that about Eddie Hazel and yet I have not seen or heard one performance that I know it's Eddie Hazel plant somebody help me point me in the right direction so I can pull it up and listen and see him play

[@MichaelBlankenburg]

Die Rolling Stones des Funk

[@MarlonFrazier-w4n]

That's Tony thamas who was drummer 😢 fate's destany from right around the corner from this show was the baddest band in DC and Maryland back in the 70 s

[@chrisedwards3214]

Damn all these guitarists how could Eddie shine with Garry, mike, and Byrd getting more spotlight then lige, boogie, skeet too guitar army George said one time he wished he spotlighted Eddie more often

[@thomasminarchickjr.7355]

chris edwards he should have. He should have looked after Eddie’s career more imho. I wish Eddie had more music to show, but George showcases amazing eccentrics that wouldn’t have fit in most bands. Eddie was a true genius. His arrest in 1974 derailed his career and he never fully recovered. He deserves more credit than anyone except George for the foundation of P-Funk. He was brilliant

[@kunchuzking3527]

Believe me, Eddie got his, Maggot Brain is his trademark..

[@karlannherndon1137]

Im sure George regrets not givin' more. '$potlite' 2 EDDIE...I sure do.🎸🎸🎸🎸🎸🎤💎🔥😎💙💜💞

[@BrothaVoodoo]

Supposedly, Eddie recorded an album for Motown in the 70's that locked away in a vault with a bunch of other unreleased Motown stuff.

[@chrisedwards3214]

@@BrothaVoodoo yes he did eddie recorded lots if unreleased tracks he also wrote a lot of riffs that others like gary and mike used in future recordings made during his absence thats why in a lot of songs mike and byrd or even gary sound like eddie

[@modifiedcontent]

7:35 Eddie Hazel

[@ronaldrobinson9634]

modifiedcontent

[@thomasminarchickjr.7355]

modifiedcontent not nearly enough. Why the hell did George have so many players? Totally unnecessary and a waste of great talent in some cases. Not to mention, when people aren’t getting paid and you have 4 guitarists, 2 drummers, 2 bass players, etc....

[@dewaynecoleman1989]

You have to watch or maybe you did watch the Documentary about George and him being accused of not paying people. One of their last gigs they all had to catch cabs, buses, hitch rides to get there, and once the gig was over they each git paid $20.00.. That came straight from George's mouth.

[@JJJJJVVVVVLLLLL]

from the 80s to the 90s it seems they toured without the girls.... very different stage presence

[@barroningram7286]

I'm telling y'all that drummer wasn't playing around 😎

[@tommydonaldsr2519]

Hendrick's the Hazel and Gary in that order.

[@louiswhite4909]

That guitar lineup, please understand!

[@darrylwright9421]

That 🔥

[@weaponguy999]

Is the full show anywhere to be found?

[@kennethmcgee8100]

The Funk Master ☺️ George Funk Master Clntion Funk On!!!

[@ctwilyums6372]

Who is doing the lead vocals with Garry Shider?

[@bushtales]

+ct wilyums Lige Curry from the Naked Funk, Lige Curry Band, Starr Cullars Band and the Lock Brothers.

[@raphaelabernathy7642]

Shock G

[@williejackson8912]

ct wilyums

[@raphaelabernathy7642]

who???

[@Kohntarkosz]

What the frell happened to the mix during the second half of the track? The horns and keyboards are way too loud and the guitars are almost non existent in the mix! Actually, I think during the first part of the track, Michael Hampton is the only guitarist you can hear. Regardless, it's a cool track, always glad to hear more P-Funk. :)

[@bmuhamad]

Who's the drummer, here?

[@bushtales]

Tony Thomas kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4TYgaeHjK6mn7M

[@bmuhamad]

@@bushtales Thank you much.

[@mabuscarrington3966]

Woof!

[@charlescarr2869]

🤘🏿

[@casparwijn]

Is that Dennis chambers over playing it again?

[@bushtales]

Nope that's Sir Tony Thomas on drums kzbin.info/www/bejne/i4TYgaeHjK6mn7M

[@casparwijn]

aha ok I stand corrected.. thanks for the info.. It's a shame cause in my humble opinion all the syncopated kickdrums just wreck the groove.. K.I.S.S. sometimes also aplies to Funk ;-)

[@jeffphillips6889]

@@casparwijn you dont kinow funk.

[@henryg.thompson3726]

they never did focus more on ed hazel I also believe that they were intimidated by him because he had more talent than the rest and one of the original p

[@originalfunkyfry]

look, Eddie Hazel cut a solo album with George, I mean how much "focus" do you want on the guy? P-Funk is a musical collective. And Eddie Hazel's talent doesn't intimidate somebody like Bernie Worrell or Bootsy Collins; they loved him like a brother. Also, like a lot of members of such a big travelling band, Eddie Hazel had some struggles with substances. All things considered he was a musical force to the end. Listen to some of the records he made with Bill Laswell that are on the "Funkronomicon" album from 92

[@henryg.thompson3726]

Yes that maybd but he still doesent got credit for .noon of ;is sings they should do a documentary on his life.

[@chrisedwards656]

+originalfunkyfry p funk wasn't all about Eddie lucjily George got him a record deal and plus when you have thirty or more people in s group everybody not gonna get shine all the p funk players are underrated garry, Mike, Byrd, regardless of their contributions are all underrated Mike cut good solos on all the the late p funk hits he should have got more work in the 80s Bernie worrell done lots of work with all types of artists no recognition even George and bootsy the most well.known members don't get proper recognition

[@chrisedwards3214]

+originalfunkyfry I believe it was eddies demons that kept him back in this period no eddie wouldn't intimidate bootsy or Bernie because really they were doing other things outside George

[@henryg.thompson3726]

originalfunkyfry Eddie Hazel still didn't get the credit that he deserved half of the songs and which they was popular from was either written or co-written by Eddie Hazel nuff said

[@jpb1231000]

NOPE!!! Give me 78 or 76 !!!

[@henrythompson5149]

True that

[@jeremoe1]

Me too !

[@alfordhamilton2644]

Some Bernie on the Ivory

[@BrothaVoodoo]

72 - 74 for me.

[@muzikman183]

I agree! All things P-Funk(to include the offshoot acts) from '72 to about '83(that show at the Beverly Theater has some crazzzzzy musicianship!!) for me..

[@benjaminmalone6194]

Pfunk Nation

[@spellerlittlewing]

Am sorry but nothing the original cats it will never be the same

[@ronaldcoats5883]

It sounds nothing like the original Funk mob you can't miss what you measure you can't duplicate the funk mob

[@Lmaclinmaclin]

What color is Funk...him🤔🕶️

[@chrisedwards3214]

In the 70s you had Gary with boogie, Glen, mike, big foot, and Bernie Ok fast forward to.the eighties no Bernie, big foot Mike and Gary is older and not as energetic as they were in 76

[@elliotpatterson9335]

Supergrovalisticprosifunkuation

[@rrob268]

6 guitars and can’t hear and damn one!

[@andrelogan8173]

the ones in the 70s are better

[@thomasminarchickjr.7355]

That Jackson’s tone is trash. Fender or Les Paul only. That Ambelic the Kidd had is sweet too. The Kidd got into that metal gear from the 80’s though. Even wearing wetsuits 😂

[@qarsiq]

Ahhhhh,haAhhhhhhhhh...

[@kimhansen8615]

What a bunch of nonsense - no groove, no feeling... Houston 76 any time!

[@donracor1]

With the skeleton head

[@Gutwrench63]

George Clinton is really not in any of these videos. Not one of them!!! It’s a shame that people do thang’s like this!!!