 | VeracruzD (4)
04/11/2007 | Great live shows back in the 1970's. I will never forget the Mothership Connection landing, December 31, 1976 in Atlanta. They built upon James Brown's funk with wild theatrics and great musicianship. Gary Shider on guitar, Bernie Worrell on synthesiser, Bootsy Collins on bass. Who can forget the great vocals of Glen Goins on "Swing Down Sweet Chariot ,Live"! It can be seen on You Tube. Brings back great memories of my college days.
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 | Limpin' Trenchfoot (16)
07/11/2006 | What's up with you people? Lots of votes here for nonentities who've had little influence but few for one of the most influential bands in any genre. After James Brown, Funkadelic/Parliament are the most sampled act in black music.
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 | Djahuti (54)
11/22/2004 | Come on! These guys created all the best grooves now being sampled or imitated in hip hop and funk.They made dozens of albums under various names,and STILL put on one helluva show as P.Funk.WAY ahead of their time & highly influential.
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