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America Eats Its Young - Funkadelic

"America Eats Its Young" came out in 1972 as the fourth album from the Psychedelic Rock/Soul and Funk band Funkadelic . It sees that this time around you find the first appearance from the bassist Bootsy Collins, who comes to join the likes of Tiki Fulwood (on drums), Ed Hazel (on guitar) and lead vocals from George Clinton (amongst many others who make up the then ever-changing line-up, who also went as Parliament too. 1. "You Hit The Nail On The Head" Getting things going here, you see that off the hype of a killer album ("Maggot Brain") they choose to liven the listeners up with some pure Funk material, in which you find that they get ...

America Eats Its Young - Funkadelic

"America Eats Its Young" came out in 1972 as the fourth album from the Psychedelic Rock/Soul and Funk band Funkadelic . It sees that this time around you find the first appearance from the bassist Bootsy Collins, who comes to join the likes of Tiki Fulwood (on drums), Ed Hazel (on guitar) and lead vocals from George Clinton (amongst many others who make up the then ever-changing line-up, who also went as Parliament too. 1. "You Hit The Nail On The Head" Getting things going here, you see that off the hype of a killer album ("Maggot Brain") they choose to liven the listeners up with some pure Funk material, in which you find that they get ...

Funkadelic - Funkadelic

got there album Funkadelic finest and it is full of fine tunez especially maggot brain, funky dollar bill, loose booty and get off your ass and jam. Its great for boogying i suggest ya all's dust down ya old vinly's and enjoy some origional p=funk. I mean most of what ya all hear these days is either directly covered ...

Funkadelic - Funkadelic

got there album Funkadelic finest and it is full of fine tunez especially maggot brain, funky dollar bill, loose booty and get off your ass and jam. Its great for boogying i suggest ya all's dust down ya old vinly's and enjoy some origional p=funk. I mean most of what ya all hear these days is either directly covered ...

Funkadelic - Funkadelic

The self-entitled debut from Funkadelic in 1970. The Funk group were originaly backing members to George Clinton s band, The Parliaments (Not to be confused with Parliament, who were the other band to split off from this original group). The group were one of the top ones in the genre at the time, and although for this one, they did less of the Funk as we know it, and more Pyschedelic Soul and Rock. Nonetheless, it has been samples numerous times in the Hip Hop world for its originality and pureness. As well as Clinton, other names you may recognise are Fuzzy Haskins, Billy Bass Nelson and Eddie Hazel. 1. "Mommy, What s A Funkadelic?" This oen semed to go on ...

Funkadelic - Funkadelic

The self-entitled debut from Funkadelic in 1970. The Funk group were originaly backing members to George Clinton s band, The Parliaments (Not to be confused with Parliament, who were the other band to split off from this original group). The group were one of the top ones in the genre at the time, and although for this one, they did less of the Funk as we know it, and more Pyschedelic Soul and Rock. Nonetheless, it has been samples numerous times in the Hip Hop world for its originality and pureness. As well as Clinton, other names you may recognise are Fuzzy Haskins, Billy Bass Nelson and Eddie Hazel. 1. "Mommy, What s A Funkadelic?" This oen semed to go on ...