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rodpower78 · 11 months

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Parliament-Funkadelic’s Glen Goins, George Clinton, and Garry Shider

#george clinton #garry shider #glen goins #parliament funkadelic #funk #on stage #1970s #r&b #r&b/soul #classic r&b

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spilladabalia · 2 years

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Parliament - Up For The Down Stroke

#parliament #george clinton #eddie hazel #bootsy collins #bernie worrell #cordell mosson #garry shider #peter chase #fuzzy haskins #tiki fulwood #the man in the box #p funk #funk #funk rock #soul #rhythm and blues #up for the down stroke #1974 #Youtube

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baeddel · 1 year

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rules: 🎶 when you get this, list 5 songs you've been listening to & tag 5-10 ppl

Tagged by @facille

aquatic mine screwed and chopped by the Ice Cold Trak Rekaz (a teenage rap group, so cute... possibly one of the earliest applications of chopped & screwed to a videogame ost)

GET IT BY YOUR HANDS by Quadara (for the anime Eureka seveN which i've never seen or even heard of)

Sonic Adventure 3 Options Theme [Throwback FM Mix]

Death Chamber [Lime Flavoured Optimo remix] (also go listen to their Ocean Base Zone remix)

Icka Prick (timestamp) by Funkadelic (appears to be a song about ftm sex, also has one of [i can never tell who's singing] Garry Shider, George Clinton or Sly Stone [!] saying "ain't no decent dick in Detroit" lol—still blowing my mind)

tagging @julialttp @play-now-my-lord @macquarieridge @tomofmunich @girderednerve @algernon-charles-swinburne @moggleboggle @enarai @maidinnua-nua and @facille to do five more songs fuckerǃ

#spams you #with chainmail #straight from my heart fuckers!!!!!!!

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shermdogproduction · 9 months

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Happy Birthday Garry Marshall Shider (July 24, 1953 – June 16, 2010) was an American musician and guitarist. He was musical director of the P-Funk All-Stars for much of their history. He was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 1997, with fifteen other members of Parliament-Funkadelic .

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b-boys83 · 11 months

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THE BEASTIE BOYS

SOLID GOLD HITS - 2005

CD - Various Albums Songs

2-DISC DVD & CD SET - SPECIAL LIMITED EDITION - CD Includes: 15 Solid Gold Hits DVD VIDEO Includes: all 15 videos

In 5.1 Dolby Digital Surround Sound Digitally Remastered in 24 Bit Audio

Plus never before seen video of "Brass Monkey"

Guaranteed to put the nuts in your fruitcake this holiday season!

So What’cha Want

Brass Monkey

Ch-Check It Out

No Sleep Till Brooklyn

Hey Ladies

Pass The Mic

An Open Letter To NYC

Root Down

Shake Your Rump

Intergalactic

Sure Shot

Body Movin’

Triple Trouble

Sabotage

Fight For Your Right

So What’cha Want - Written by The Beastie Boys, M. Caldato Jr., M. Nishita. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 1992.

Brass Monkey - Written by The Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) / Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // American Def Tunes, Inc. / Sony / ATV Tunes, LLC (ASCAP). Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprise. Video* directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 2005.

Ch-Check It Out - Written by The Beastie Boys. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc. (ASCA). Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 2004.

No Sleep Till Brooklyn - Written by The Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Universal Polygram international Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // American Def Tunes, Inc. / Sony / ATV Tunes, LLC (ASCAP). Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Video directed by Adam Dubin and Rick Menello 1986.

Hey Ladies - Written by The Beastie Boys, M. Dike, J. King, M. Simpson, R. Ford, B. Bishop, G. Shider, L. Shider. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Dust Brothers Music / Universal-MCA Music Pub. (ASCAP) // Brown Acid Music Adm. By Bug Music (ASCAP) // Bridgeport Music Inc. (BMI). Hey Ladies contains a sample from "Pumpin’ It Up" (Ronald Ford / Barbarella Bishop / Garry M. Shider / Linda Shider), Bridgeport Music Inc. (BMI). Video directed by Adam Bernstein 1989.

Pass The Mic - Written by The Beastie Boys, M. Caldato Jr., M. Nishita. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Contains elements of "Choir" (ASCAP) by James Newton, courtesy of ECM Records. Contains elements of "Big Sur Suite" by John Hammond, courtesy of Columbia Records. Contains elements of "Kid Dynamite" by Jimmy Walker. Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 1992.

An Open Letter To NYC - Written by The Beastie Boys, C. Chrome, D. Thomas. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) / Universal Polygram international Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // Larry Spier, Inc. (ASCAP). An Open Letter To NYC contains elements from "Sonic Reducer" written by S. Bators, J. Blitz, C. Chrome, J. Magnum, D. Thomas & J. Zero published by Warner / Chappell Music Ltd. (PRS) performed by The Dead Boys courtesy of Sire Records, arrangement with Warner Strategic Marketing; a sample of the voice of 50 Cent, courtesy of 50 Cent; a sample of the voice of RZA, courtesy of Wu-Records / Sanctuary Records; and a sample of the voice of NAS, courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment. Skit Sample from "New York’s My Home" written by Gordon Jenkins published by Universal MCA Music Publishing (ASCAP), performed by Robert Goulet, courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment. Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 2004.

Root Down - Written by The Beastie Boys. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Contains samples from "Root Down (And Get It)" (J.Smith) publishing by Jimmy’s Music and performed by Jimmy Smith under license from Polygram Special Markets, a division of Polygram Group Distribution, Inc. Video directed by Evan Bernard 1994.

Shake Your Rump - Written by The Beastie Boys, M. Dike, J. King, M. Simpson. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Dust Brothers Music / Universal-MCA Music Pub. (ASCAP) // Brown Acid Music Adm. By Bug Music (ASCAP). Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 1989.

Intergalactic - Written by The Beastie Boys and M. Caldato Jr. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram international Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Contains samples from "Prelude C# Minor", composed by Rachmaninoff as adapted by Les Baxter, published by Skyview Music (ASCAP), performed by Les Baxter, courtesy of GNP Crescendo Records; and elements from The Jazz Crusaders album, "Powerhouse", used under license from Capitol Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 1998.

Sure Shot - Written by The Beastie Boys, W. Fite, M. Caldato Jr., J. Steig. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // Deshon Music, Inc. / EMI Blackwood Music, Inc. (BMI). Contains a sample from "The Funny Side of Moms Mabley" recording courtesy of MCA Records, Inc.; and embodies portions of the composition "Howlin’ For July" (J.Steig) published by EMI Deshon Music, Inc. (BMI), performed by Jeremy Steig, courtesy of Blue Note Records, a division of Capitol Records, Inc. Video directed by Spike Jonze 1994.

Body Movin’ (Fatboy Slim Remix) - Written by The Beastie Boys, M. Caldato Jr., T. Puente. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // EMI Full Keel Music Co. (ASCAP) Contains elements from "Oye Come Va", written by Tito Puente, published by Full Keel Music (ASCAP); and samples from "Modern Dynamic Physical Fitness Activities", performed by Ed Durlacher, courtesy of Educational Activities, Inc., Freeport New York, 11520. Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 1998.

Triple Trouble - Written by The Beastie Boys, B. Edwards, N. Rodgers. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // Bernard’s Other Music Adm. by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp. (BMI) // Sony / ATV Songs LLC DBA Epic / Solar (BMI). Triple Trouble contains elements that were inspired by the lyric from "Double Trouble At The Amphitheatre" written by Kevin Smith & Rodney Stone published by Bad Monkey Music (ASCAP); and elements from "Rapper’s Delight" written by Bernard Edwards & Nile Rodgers published by Bernard’s Other Music (BMI) (administered by Warner-Tamerlane Publishing Corp.) & Sony / ATV Songs LLC (BMI) performed by The Sugar Hill Gang, courtesy of Sugar Hill Records. Video directed by Nathanial Hömblowér 2004.

Sabotage - Written by The Beastie Boys. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP). Video directed by Spike Jonze 1994.

Fight For Your Right - Written by The Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin. Published by Brooklyn Dust Music / Universal Polygram International Publishing, Inc. (ASCAP) // Universal Polygram International Publishing Inc. (ASCAP) // American Def Tunes, Inc. / Sony / ATV Tunes, LLC (ASCAP). Courtesy of The Island Def Jam Music Group under license from Universal Music Enterprises. Video directed by Adam Dubin and Rick Menello 1986.

Tracks 1, 6, 8, 10, 11, 12, 14 produced by The Beastie Boys and Mario Caldato, Jr.

Tracks 2, 4, and 15 produced by The Beastie Boys and Rick Rubin.

Tracks 5 and 9 produced by The Beastie Boys and Dust Brothers.

Tracks 3, 7 and 13 produced by The Beastie Boys.

Body Movin’ remixed by Fatboy Slim.

Art Direction: Nathanial Hömblowér.

Lay out: Tony Almeida.

Front and Back Cover Photos: Josh Cheuse 1984.

Inside Photo: Sunny Bak 1987.

Graff Piece and Hats: Cey City.

X-Box: Billions.

Compiled and Layed out at Oscilloscope Laboratories.

Compiling Technician: Jon Weiner.

Stereo Mastering: Chris Athens at Masterdisc.

5. 1 Mix Engineer: Paul Hsu.

5. 1 Mastering: Leon Zervos.

Authored by James Moore at Moore Imagination.

*Brass Monkey Live at MSG is taken from the movie, "Awesome; I Fu@#in’ Shot That!"

So What’cha Want

Brass Monkey

Ch-Check It Out

No Sleep Till Brooklyn

Hey Ladies

Pass The Mic

An Open Letter To NYC

Root Down

Shake Your Rump

Intergalactic

Sure Shot

Body Movin’

Triple Trouble

Sabotage

Fight For Your Right

LIMITED EDITION DVD CONTAINING VIDEOS FOR ALL 15 SONGS Website:

www.beastieboys.com, www.capitolrecords.com

Capitol Records is a Capitol Music label. This Compilation

2005 Capitol Records, Inc. and The Beastie Boys.

Manufactured by Capitol Records, Inc.,

1750 N. Vine Streets, Hollywood, California 90028.

#b-boys83 #beastie boys

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mistermaxxx08 · 11 months

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Watch "Garry Shider with Funkadelic: Cosmic Slop (1979)" on YouTube

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platinumhitz · 1 year

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[New Music] Cadillac Muzik & Garrett Shider of Parliament Funkadelic drops "Brain UnChain"

Beseja “CaddyMack” Moses of Cadillac Muzik & Garrett “Starchild Jr” Shider of Parliament Funkadelic team up to create a Psychedelic Funk & Alternative R&B masterpiece. Moses, the nephew of Jimmy Sampson (Ohio Players Drummer) and Shider, the son of Garry Shider (P-Funk Lead Guitarist) has fused Psychedelic Funk and Modern Alternative R&B/Hip Hop to create something new and unique. Inspired by…

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platinumvoicepr · 1 year

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[New Music] Cadillac Muzik & Garrett Shider of Parliament Funkadelic drops "Brain UnChain"

Beseja “CaddyMack” Moses of Cadillac Muzik & Garrett “Starchild Jr” Shider of Parliament Funkadelic team up to create a Psychedelic Funk & Alternative R&B masterpiece. Moses, the nephew of Jimmy Sampson (Ohio Players Drummer) and Shider, the son of Garry Shider (P-Funk Lead Guitarist) has fused Psychedelic Funk and Modern Alternative R&B/Hip Hop to create something new and unique. Inspired by…

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cakesquares · 2 years

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Romeo.....Juliet

Getting to know you, hey baby Is one of the things I hold so dear A love like this I never knew I could feel...Garry Shider

https://teespring.com/romeo-juliet-october-2022_eur?pid=378&cid=103504

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spilladabalia · 1 year

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Funkadelic - Maggot Brain

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rainingmusic · 3 years

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Parliament - Dr. Funkenstein

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youngtough · 3 years

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#eddie hazel #funk #george clinton #garry shider #mudbone #bootsy collins #bernie worrell #music #listen

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cricketwashburn · 3 years

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#glenn goins #garry shider #parliament funkadelic #music #art #funkadelic

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blackrockandrollmusic-blog · 5 years

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For those who may not know, Funkadelic was a 1970s group led by conceptualist/ producer George Clinton that led the way in terms of musical, style and graphic innovation. Musically, if it wasn’t for Funkadelic there might not have been a Rick James, a Prince or a West Coast hip-hop sound, to name but three of the group’s sonic descendents. With the release of its 1970 debut album, Free Your Mind and Your Ass Will Follow, Funkadelic established its mission to reclaim the roots of rock from those who would deny that Black folks were the original rollers.

Clinton, along with a cast of cosmic characters that included keyboardist Bernie Worell and guitarist Garry Shider, merrily broke down the musical barriers that divided various genres. Although Funkadelic’s sound was often considered too white for Black radio stations and too Black for white ones, the group began to amass a considerable cult following that absorbed its groundbreaking albums. It promoted a ghetto-hippie-punk aesthetic that included digesting fistfuls of hallucinogens, toking devil dust and performing wild-styled live shows that blared on for hours.

Meanwhile, dwelling in Chicago, there was a young cat in his early 20s named Pedro Bell, who started sending Clinton illustrated fan letters that got everyone’s attention including the postmaster general. “He (Bell) doodled these intricate, wild worlds filled with hypersexual characters and strange slogans,” Clinton said in his memoir Brothas Be, Yo Like George, Ain’t That Funkin’ Kinda Hard on You? (2014) penned by Ben Greenman. It was through these postal exchanges that the young artist was recruited into the Funkadelic fold.

“Pedro’s correspondence gave me an idea for how we could move Funkadelic up a notch, how we could take what we were doing musically and onstage and capture some of that anarchic energy in album packages,” Clinton wrote. “I talked through ‘Cosmic Slop’ with Pedro on the telephone, and his mind translated it into a strange vision told in half-visual and half-verbal language. When he sent us his interpretation I was blown away. It was nightmarish and funny and beautiful, a perfect fit for the music.”

A decade before, both the Isley Brothers and James Brown had white models on their album jackets, but by 1973, the year Bell painted the cover of Funkadelic’s Cosmic Slop, America had entered the golden age of cover art. With illustrators like Corky McCoy teaming-up with Miles Davis the year before, for On the Corner, the time was right to introduce Bell’s visual mojo, which would soon cast a spell over us mere mortals.

“I think that coming out of the Civil Rights Movement and other socially charged issues around Black struggle in our country, we needed a space for Black joy,” says artist/professor John Jennings, illustrator behind the graphic novel adaption of Octavia E. Butler’s classic Kindred. “Not to say that Funkadelic wasn’t dealing with political issues. George Clinton and his crew had a lot subversive messages in their music.But, a great deal of what P-Funk was about was the power of Black celebration and Black joy in spite of being in an oppressive mode of existence. I think Pedro Bell’s work was a worthy visual index for that expression. He helped formulate the visual language of Funk and the semiotics of a Black future.” [Read More]

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nofatclips · 6 years

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Maggot Brain by Funkadelic from the album Maggot Brain

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heartodaygrowntomorrow · 3 years

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Happy 80th Birthday #GeorgeClinton ! The Song of the Day is: George Clinton - “Atomic Dog”(1982) #SongoftheDay #music #parenting #happybirthdayGeorgeClinton #funk #PFunk #Parliament #atomicdog #journal #HearTodayGrownTomorrow Support the Blog - Click Below

Happy 80th Birthday George Clinton! The Song of the Day is: George Clinton – “Atomic Dog” From the album Computer Games (1982) Do the dogcatcher, baby, do the dogcatcherOohWhy must I feel like thatWhy must I chase the catNothin’ but the dog in meWhy must I feel like thatWhy must I chase the catNothin’ but the dog in meBow-wow-yippie-yo-yippie-yeahBow-wow-wow-yippie-yo-yippie-yeahGeorge…

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