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Channeling late '70s bands like the Jam and the Beat, D.C.'s Modest Proposal was a fixture of the city's early-'80s mod and ska scenes, and the group performed for several years before disbanding in 1986.
Canton hits all notes with holiday shows
Detroit's own Howling Diablos, a bluesy, soulful rock group that headlines its own shows and has opened for the likes of George Clinton's Parliament-Funkadelic, Alice Cooper, Incubus and ZZ Top, is set to follow one of the area's newest bands, The Infatuations, on stage during an 8 p.m. Thanksgiving Eve bash at The Village Theater at Cherry Hill.
Keyboard wiz Bernie Worrell meets Bear Creek
There are some tough jobs in the world. Ice-road trucker. Bomb-defuser. Bodyguard for Amy Winehouse.
Grandfather of funk: George Clinton electrifies Lehman audience
As George Clinton walked on stage at Lehman Center on Saturday night, he brushed aside his iconic neon hair and looked over the crowd sitting comfortably in their seats.
Artist behind iconic album art struggling to get by
'We really believed that if we did this, we'd be able to support ourselves' Chicago's Pedro Bell was the artist behind some of music's most iconic album covers.
Lehman Center for the Performing Arts will host a special live concert by George Clinton and Parliament/Funkadelic, on Saturday, Nov.
Bootsy tells life story to TV's 'Unsung'
The lights dim in the 437-seat Jarson-Kaplan Theater at the Aronoff Center for the Arts on a recent Thursday evening, casting the murmuring members of the audience into shadow.
Bear Creek Music Festival expecting many great bands
Three generations of funk are set to converge at this year's Bear Creek Music & Art Festival Nov.13-15 at the beautiful Spirit of the Suwannee Music Park, voted "Florida's Best Live Music Venue" by readers of Florida Monthly Magazine earlier this year.
Emotional guitar works trump technical prowess
The guitar is a strange and wonderful instrument. From its earliest days, it has been the instrument of shepherds and kings alike.
Having trouble deciding what songs by a band are truly worth listening to? Try visiting Rank 'Em, a Web site constructed in 2007 by University graduate Adam Wexler and designed purely for the love of the music.
40 Watt's Halloween party showcases tribute groups
This Halloween, the music of several famous rock and funk bands will come back from the dead.
George Clinton epitomizes the Voodoo Music experience
It just seems so right that George Clinton, the Godfather of Funk and the ringleader of Parliament Funkadelic, performs at the Voodoo Music Experience on Halloween night .
If the Parliament-Funkadelic's Mothership flew over "The Big Pink" and hit the boys in The Band with the Bop Gun and funky-fied their vibe, you'd get an idea of what to expect when you tune your ears to Karl Denson's Tiny Universe.
Bernie Worrell holds keys to the universe
There's more to Bernie Worrell than just the funk. A lot more. What makes Worrell Worrell, besides the funk, will be on display when his new group, SociaLybrium, takes the stage Friday, Oct.
Baisden's B-Side Playlist: October 15, 2009
See the playlist for October 15, 2009! HOUR 1 #1 Funkadelic One Nation Under A Groove #2 Parliament Flash Light #3 Steely Dan Black Cow #4 Hall & Oates I Can't Go For That #5 Chic Good Times #6 Chic Le Freak #7 Charlie Wilson Can't Live Without You #8 Elton John Bennie And The Jets HOUR 2 #1 Destiny's Child Girl #2 Keyshia Cole Shoulda Let You Go ...
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Top ten reunions we'd rather not see
There have been a lot of bands in the history of the universe and most of them, at one point or another, have broken up.
Live: Thom Yorke at the Orpheum Theatre
With Flea driving the groove, Radiohead's frontman funks it up. To understand what Thom Yorke is up to with the new ensemble he brought to the Orpheum Theatre on Sunday, it's useful to quote one of pop's surviving godfathers.
Inspired by Motown's assembly line of sound, George Clinton gradually put together a collective of over 50 musicians and recorded the ensemble during the '70s both as Parliament and Funkadelic.
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Brew Fest brings four bands to town
The Third Annual Brew Fest will take place tomorrow from 2 to 10:30 p.m. at the Amesbury Sports Park, 12 South Hunt Road.
If you've tuned in the past couple of weeks, you've heard those hit-me-on-the-one beats of Funkadelic, The Meters and Gil Scott-Heron from Adam Gold's Funk Show replaced by the nationally syndicated Charleston, W. Va-based Mountain Stage .
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