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Maggot Brain - Funkadelic ... Source: www.mamadramauncensored.com --- 41 days ago
We haz it!! password: mudslinging Join us there, or check out the funneh pics thread. Have some fun for friday night! ... Source: www.pokerlistings.com --- 11 days ago
Ace-ten must have been the nuts pre-flop again, as it was truly Euro-donk day at the PokerStars EPT London main event. Normal 0 false false false EN-US X-NONE X-NONE With alternates allowed in the first three levels they ended up getting a whopping 309 entrants by the time the fourth level ensued on this Day 1b. Add that to Day 1a and what you get is the fact more than 600 people ponied up the £5,200 for a shot at an EPT title here in London. So while the housing and stock markets crash the world over, poker in Europe is as healthier than it has ever been - and apparently as maniacally laggy. Three hundred and nine came, but in just nine levels with more than enough play considering the $10k starting stacks, only 84 survived, suggesting once again that the Euros shipped it with such vim and vigor they can only be proclaimed classic Euro-donks willing to ship it bad with any two at a moment's notice. And all this despite the presence of some of the best in the game, including that Phil Ivey kid to your right, who managed to catch a cooler on the way out halfway through. While the EPT has yet to release the prize pool info, inside sources tell us they are sticking to that £1 million guaranteed first-place prize, and just doing the math on how the better-than-£3 million prize pool will be split between 56 places. No real word on whether the £250,000 add-on is still in effect, but we are told that said math should be available in the a.m. ... Source: www.secondhandsongs.com --- 9 days ago
One Nation Under a Groove by Ceux Qui Marchent Debout featuring Pat Vegas, Arthur & Benjamin (2002) was originally by Funkadelic (1978) ... Source: beat-boot-ique.co.uk --- 14 days ago
A Motor Bootie Affair Vs. Hey Ladies Remix Download - BeastieMixes.com (http://beastiemixes.com/download.php?id=1727&chk=g7rb) ... Source: demencha.com --- 3 days ago
J Fortune at Serial Funkadelic (Riot Room - Westport KCMO - 9-27-08) (two) J Fortune at Serial Funkadelic at the Riot Room in Westport KCMO (9-27-08) Mr. Solve and cQuence of the Disorder Crew at Serial Funkadelic at the Riot Room in Westport KCMO (9-27-08) ... Source: busterwantstofish.com --- 10 days ago
From Matt M. Send yours to salty@busterwantstofish.com ... Source: www.emusic.com --- 32 days ago
Funkadelic - Funkadelic Genre: Hip-Hop/R&B Styles: Funk Label: Westbound Records / Alpha Pup ... Source: www.thetradersden.org --- 23 days ago
Parliament Funkadelic Unreleased Outakes and... ... Source: latimesblogs.latimes.com --- 7 days ago
Honda Center: Coldplay, Nov. 25 (Sat.) Hollywood Palladium: The Jonas Brothers, Nov. 30 (Sat.) Gibson Amphitheatre: The Temptations and the Four Tops. Nov. 28; La Gira Durangense Light, Nov. 29 (Sat.) Club Nokia: George Clinton & Parliament Funkadelic, Jan. 2;... ... Source: weblogs.sun-sentinel.com --- 9 hours ago
Here's a list of Old School soul music for the body and soul. If you don't know these songs, ask your momma or daddy. Mom and pop, isome of them you might have to ask your kids about. After all this is where Old School meets New Schhool. 1. Little Anthony and the Imperials, Going Out of My Head 2. Roberta Flack, The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face 3. Ohio Players, Skin Tight 4. Flamingos, I Only Have Eyes for You 5. Brenda and the Tabulations, Tip of My Tongue 6. Big Brother and the Holding Co., Piece of My Heart 7. Supremes. Back in My Arms Again 8. Pointer Sisters, Slow Hand 9. Bar-Kays, Soul Finger 10. Stevie Wonder, Fingertips (Part I and II) 11. Sir Mix-A-Lot, Baby Got Back 12. Joe Tex, Skinny Legs and All 12. Tom Browne, Grip Your Hips and Move 13/ Parliament-Funkadelic, (Not Just) Knee Deep 14. James Brown, Get on the Good Foot 15. Michael Franks, Popcycle Toes 16. Diana Ross, Muscles 17. Ohio Players, Streaking Cheek to Cheek 18. Instant Funk, Got My Mind Made Up 19. R. Kelly, Body's Calling 20. Funkadelic, Maggot Brain 21. Funkadelic, Loose Booty 22. Paul Anka. Put Your Head on My Shoulder 23. Anita Baker, Body and Soul 24. Van Morrison, Brown Eyed Girl 25. Isley Brothers, The Way You Move Your Body 26. Michelle Le, Something in My Heart 27. Chuck Brown, Da Butt 28. Gladys Knight and the Pips, Is There A Place in Your Heart For Me? 29. K.C. and the Sunshine Band, Shake Your Booty 30. Rick James, Ebony Eyes 31. Box Tops, ... Source: blogs.timesunion.com --- 7 days ago
Last week was Spirit Week, and what a week to remember! All the grades of Scotia-Glenville High School showed their colors, with Funkadelic Freshman, Safari Sophmores, Justice League Juniors, and the Summer Olympic Seniors. The week started with a kiss-up to the teacher day, followed by a color day, a costume day, and [...] ... Source: blogs.timesunion.com --- 7 days ago
Last week Scotia-Glenville High School students celebrated Spirit Week in preparation for Homecoming weekend. The week-long event featured a series of competitions between the high school classes. Students participated in a blanket drive on Monday for a service project. The other competitions were based on class themes: the Funkadelic Freshmen, [...] ... Source: www.wnyc.org --- 13 days ago
Before tonight's vice-presidential debate, we hear about a new twist on music rivalries that pits Timbaland against Phil Spector, Parliament against Funkadelic, and Bernard Herrmann against Ennio Morricone. And later, another dispute. Composer, pianist and conductor Rob Kapilow explains how the classical concerto pits a soloist against the orchestra. ... Source: www.independent.com --- 35 days ago
The Parliament Funkadelic take part in Santa Barbara’s sandiest festival. ...
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Travis Keller (from buddyhead.com fame) is now DJing The Bar, (AKA “The Bronson Bar”) 5851 Sunset Blvd Los Angeles, CA 90028 Phone: 323.468-9154, every Wednesday with a gaggle of his rock n' roll friends. Expect to see faces like Jesse Hughes (singer of Eagles of Death Metal) and Jeordie "Twiggy" White (bass player for Marilyn Manson, Nine Inch Nails, Unkle and even a couple Oasis tunes) DJing with Travis pretty much every week Expect to hear rock n' roll songs by bands such as The Stone Roses, CCR, The Verve, Sly and the Family Stone, Oasis, Funkadelic, Primal Scream, Bob Dylan, Pulp, Led Zeppelin, Blur, The Who, The La's, Neil Young, Mudhoney, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Spiritualized, Nick Cave, The Beatles, The Replacements, Spacemen 3, Van Halen, etc. Basically if you like rock n' roll and you live in LA... Thursday mornings your head is gonna ache... in a good way. ... Source: www.jamaicagleaner.com --- 36 days ago
LEGENDARY funk musicians Bootsy Collins and Bernie Worrell, who made their names as members of George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic band, worked on Burning Spear's new album, Jah is Real. The album was released by Spear's label on August 17... ... Source: www.topix.com --- 30 days ago
Traces Funk's roots from the raw blueprint of James Brown's Papa's Got A Brand New Bag to the cartoon, psychedelic Funk of George Clinton and his Parliament/Funkadelic thang of the mid-70s. Also showing on ABC ... ... Source: www.topix.com --- 35 days ago
Transmission 7908 We put the funk in your face with a free-form session including Bobby Whitlock, Bobby Womack, Curtis Mayfield, The O'Jays, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Toots & The Maytals, Funkadelic, Sly & The ... ... Find more results for Funkadelic on RSSMicro.com |
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It's easy to spend time openly mocking bad music writing—there's certainly enough of it out there—but it's such a pleasant surprise when someone's done the legwork to present something informative and interesting in the music press. Thanks, Jake Austen of the Chicago Reader , for making my week with your article about Chicago's homegrown edition of the legendary Soul Train . As a somewhat avid Soul Train fan, I knew the show had its beginnings in Chicago before moving to Los Angeles, but I certainly was surprised to find out the Chicago version of the show stayed on the air for over a thousand episodes. Austen's article about the Chicago series is really amazing in its detail and evocativeness. Unfortunately, it seems that little footage of those episodes remains. This paragraph makes me wish I would have been around to see them when they aired the first time. The aspirations of the dancers were not the only difference between Chicago’s and LA’s shows. One signature element of the national show, the “Soul Train Line,” could hardly ever be done in WCIU’s tiny studio. Big ensembles like Earth, Wind & Fire couldn’t fit in there either. While in Chicago acts like the O’Jays and Funkadelic pantomined to a single camera, in LA the camera crew was able to capture the occasional live performance by acts like James Brown, Mandrill, and Stevie Wonder. And of course, filling five hours a week instead of just one necessitated booking some su ...