Tears come to my eyes when I hear this, every song. In 1978 when I was 15 years old the mothership landed in my hometown. As a German, I didn't understand words, but today I understood everything. I thank God that He sent this group to this planet in my time and I wish that their music accompanies me to death and beyond forever and ever. Thank you God, thank you Parliament Funkadelic. The name contains my first name. My mane is Arlia, yeah. i love you all
Not only on our planet. All planets within a radius of 47 light-years that receive these signals are now Funking, yeah. This Band has a message for the Universe.
I was at da P-Funk Earth Tour when da MotherShip landed at Madison Square Garden in da summer of "77" oh my God, that was some spectacle!...Been funkin' ever since, I am sick wit dis!....Rest in Peace Fuzzy!...I am still standing on da VERGE of getting it on!.....P-Funk 4 eva!
To set the record straight this is taken from the "George Clinton Presents Parliament, Funkadelic - Mothership Connection Newberg Session" CD with the addition of Cosmic Slop added from Hardcore Jollies which was also taken from the Newberg rehearsals. It came out in 1995 in Japan only but there are counterfeits of it. It is from 1976.
This was the first concert I attended. P-Funk Earth Tour at the Capitol Center in Landover Md. One of the best shows I've ever seen. The musicians in the band just straight killed it from the time they hit the stage. Cosmic Slop was the first jam and it never slowed down after that!
Comin round the mountain 1976 not 78. This had to be 76 because fuzzy Grady and Calvin were gone by late 76 and Glen and Jerome left late 77 before Glen died...facts!
Actually Glen left BEFORE Jerome did. Jerome left sometime in April of 1978. He is still in the band in the early part of 1978 as proven in the Houston and Landover videos. - Jaypfunk
and don't forget that killer hi hat work ! you strike me as some one who plays drums are at least knows a lot about it ; at any rate keep ya game tight playa and may your life always be the one . take care .
@@leethomas7659 Your kidding right! Prince not even close to this . Ohio players , were a force to be reckoned and certainly close second but Funkadelic and Parliament were on another level . Prince went far too commercial after his album Dirty Mind . Great musician though .
Oh!!!! I was at the Mothership Connection Louisville Gardens 1978 with my trumpet white suit no shirt with some chocolate Mescaline (Peyote) I am glad you posted this clean version were you hear the instruments fist time I herd the rehearsal it brings back memories we were high about a week after the show. thanks for the upload.
This is the real thump n pop , pluckin straight from the gutter FUNK; not that messed up mess called slap and slappin mess of now, Thanks for keeping the Real Thumpin n Poppin gutter Funk Alive
I was about 10 when I first heard this song. The music just drove me nuts. The lyrics didn't really hit me till years later. The musicianship in this song is just amazing. When I saw them in concert in The Cap Center in D.C they opened up with this song, it was so powerful. Even now its still hits me the same way.
1976 Funkadelic Parliament played at the Richfield coliseum in Cleveland Ohio, November 1976 if you were their theirs no way you wasn't on your feet all night doing the loose booty.
Eddie Hazel is my number 1 favorite guitarist of all time, but Eddie's not playing in this one. It's Michael Hampton, Glenn Goins, and Garry Shider on guitars.
You can tell these are early times ---> The MOTHERSHIP lands at the beginning of the show. Later, they realised this was a mistake and built up some stanky funky atmosphere before The MOTHERSHIP landed. Saw them plusieurs fois et hung with them on seververal occasions. Totally outstanding and unique band. IF ANYBODY GETS FUNKED UP ---> IT'S GONNA BE WE 🤘🏾
Cant help but think that still picture on this video is Gary dressed up as George. I know for sure I saw a show in Santa Monica in the early 80's when George was supposed to have retired from touring. Even though he was dress up like Dr. Funkenstein, I thought something was "off" about him. Then I realized that Gary wasn't anywhere to be seen playing guitar. I'm certain it was Gary. He didn't move like George.
that doesn't even look like George.. George and Garry were known for switching off vocals during some shows. sometimes Garry would sing some of George's vocals.
It was more than a show to see but to see & feel this in 1976..it was truly experiencing a movement that stayed with me till this day. All these sharp musicians in the highest prime was killer in Chgo 76 opening up a funky summer in June,
I saw the mother ship land in Chicago at soldiers field in 1978,my dad got me and my cousin tickets as a graduation present from high school I was 18 and had my mind blown, an unforgettable experience indeed,as a guitarist & Bassist I still to this day get my chops together playing along to the P funk catalog. Thank you Mr Ciinton,Mr Collins and most especially Mr Worrell and the rest of the funkateers.
Mothership Connection Newberg Session is a live album by George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic. It was recorded in Hangar E at Stewart Airfield in Newburgh, New York, on September 26, 1976, during the rehearsals for the P-Funk Earth Tour. The live album was released by P-Vine Records in Japan on December 25, 1995.
This is an incredible recordong and will always be how I know and remember my favorite music group of all time, George Clinton and The Parlament-Funkadelic. I have had P-Funk-4-Life since I was a child.
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Le plus grand groupe funk scenique de tous les temps , avec les meilleurs musiciens..... Bootsy Collins, Rodney Curtis, , Eddie Hazel, Michael Hampton, Bernie Worrell, Dennis Chambers, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley et tant d autres et la voix unique de Glen Goin
@lamontarnold1612 "Boogie" Mosson was doing the bulk of the bass-playing by then, .as he did for Funkadelic anyway. by 1976, Bootsy was concentrating and establishing Bootsy's Rubber Band. their debut album dropped in '76.
Cosmic Slop is the Hardcore Jollies version, the other songs are from the same rehearsal at Stewart Air Force Base, Hanger E, Newburgh, N.Y. "Tear The Roof Off The Sucker", at the end, sounds like the "Parliament Live P-Funk Earth Tour" version though. 💀🤘👽🛸
Tears come to my eyes when I hear this, every song. In 1978 when I was 15 years old the mothership landed in my hometown. As a German, I didn't understand words, but today I understood everything. I thank God that He sent this group to this planet in my time and I wish that their music accompanies me to death and beyond forever and ever. Thank you God, thank you Parliament Funkadelic. The name contains my first name. My mane is Arlia, yeah. i love you all
Ditto brother.
76
Seltener deutscher Name, Arlia 😉
Yessir! Landed in Charlotte NC in ‘78 Bootsy hit a low low low note and blew out the windows at Park Center “the bomb”
The Music Change My Life 👉🏾1977
Please never forget Glen Goins. 🔥🎛️🎛️🎸🎤🔥🎛️🎛️
Or the sound of FUNKADELIC, Eddie Hazel. RIP Eddie 🥲
The Luther V of funk😊
An absolute monsta!!!!
His shit STILL gives me goosebumps
❤ NEVER
Just OUTSTANDING!!!!
The band was SHARP the horns were crisp ,the bass was FAT the guitars were funky . This was never to be duplicated
Who' on those horns?
YOU GOY THAT RIGHT!!!!!!!🎸🎤💎
Parliament-Funkadelic the number-one funk band on the planet !
Not only on our planet. All planets within a radius of 47 light-years that receive these signals are now Funking, yeah. This Band has a message for the Universe.
Rest in Power Clarence "Fuzzy" Haskins! You will be missed! @MzSherice202
Love his voice
GREATEST GROUP EVER!!
Straight facts 🤘🏾
This sh😮😮t is freak me oout.
God made them F U N K Y
yep
Let’s not get carried away they’re one of the greatest groups ever
PARLIAMENTFUNKADELIC
"Funk Not Only Moves It Can Remove, Dig?"
W-E-F-U-N-K
For those that don't know Hearing George Glen Gary Ray and everyone else on Give up the Funk Harmonizing, You Have Truely Heard THE Funk!
Say it L-O-U-D Funk is here to STAY!!!!
I was at da P-Funk Earth Tour when da MotherShip landed at Madison Square Garden in da summer of "77" oh my God, that was some spectacle!...Been funkin' ever since, I am sick wit dis!....Rest in Peace Fuzzy!...I am still standing on da VERGE of getting it on!.....P-Funk 4 eva!
yeah,I was there also
"I am sic wit dis",.......word son
I was there also. Maze came on first then Bootsy's Rubberband then Parliament-Funkadelic. First and best concert ever. Been hooked ever since.
Gary Shider, Glenn Goins, Michael Hampton, Eddie Hazel Funkadelic axes
Legends all
To set the record straight this is taken from the "George Clinton Presents Parliament, Funkadelic - Mothership Connection Newberg Session" CD with the addition of Cosmic Slop added from Hardcore Jollies which was also taken from the Newberg rehearsals. It came out in 1995 in Japan only but there are counterfeits of it. It is from 1976.
thought so
man this bring back some fun times, I seen them in the late 70s at Capital Center Landover, Maryland.
I know what you mean. I grew up in Palmer Park and went to Duval High. When the Funk Mob came to town everybody in CC wanted to go.
This was the first concert I attended. P-Funk Earth Tour at the Capitol Center in Landover Md. One of the best shows I've ever seen. The musicians in the band just straight killed it from the time they hit the stage. Cosmic Slop was the first jam and it never slowed down after that!
I saw them land the Mothership at RFK Stadium 1978 RIP Eddie Hazel 🥲
Comin round the mountain 1976 not 78. This had to be 76 because fuzzy Grady and Calvin were gone by late 76 and Glen and Jerome left late 77 before Glen died...facts!
This was rehearsal for The Mothership Connection tour, right? Glen Goins was out of the band by 77, farreal?
Actually Glen left BEFORE Jerome did. Jerome left sometime in April of 1978. He is still in the band in the early part of 1978 as proven in the Houston and Landover videos. - Jaypfunk
Yeah Jerome did the early part of the flashlight tour.
@@mileqjameel8166
check out Glen & bro’s “Quazar” album (1978) if you haven’t.
Especially ‘Shades of Quazar’’…
jazzadelicfunk👌
I seen the mother ship land at the Richmond Coliseum
10:45 swing down sweet chariot. Glenn Goins calling down the mothership.
Duval county, 1976, Jacksonville Colosseum. I cut grass to buy my ticket!!!!! For ever funkin' on baby!!
You could start a religion off that Cosmic Slop groove.
Garry Shider for ever
Light Years In Time Ahead Of Their Time! 🥁🎸🎺🪇🎹
This Funk Band Can Play Rock 🤘🏾
yessir!
Maan…I can’t get enough of Do That Stuff! I’ve been trying the past 40 years and counting. Do that stuff just do that stuff!
Those ghost notes on that snare 🔥🔥🔥
and don't forget that killer hi hat work ! you strike me as some one who plays drums are at least knows a lot about it ; at any rate keep ya game tight playa and may your life always be the one . take care .
quelle musique envoutante pleine de bonheur de joie et des pros sans pareils
AT 60 YEARS OLD NOW,FOR ME AT LEAST,A LIFE WITHOUT FUNK MUSIC IS NOT POSSIBLE
I didn't realize until I got older... I could not understand why I was so sprung on the funk
Then it hit me ....I WAS BORN IN CINCINATTI 🤩
🤘🏽
FUNKY ASS O H I O@@delltellapharoah2378
Well said!!!! At 54!
❤@@bryantfarrell2488ok but
THE BEST FUNK GROUP IN THE HISTORY OF FUNK NOBODY COMES CLOSE
Never will forget that concert I seen in Oakland, CA when P-Funk landed the Mothership, it was phenomenal!! What an experience.
Prince and his New Power cohort are neck and neck in the funk stakes for me.
@@leethomas7659 Your kidding right! Prince not even close to this . Ohio players , were a force to be reckoned and certainly close second but Funkadelic and Parliament were on another level . Prince went far too commercial after his album Dirty Mind . Great musician though .
@@bensonbright bro, all you’ve just done is demonstrate your lack of musical knowledge..
And....the best Rock group in the history of "Rock"
Thank You for improving my interplanetary funkmenship.
You are NOW a full fledged member of the Midnight Funk Acociation
This is really good music, good cool
& funky heavy psyche vibe ❤
How have I never heard this before - It's like listening to 1976 Houston but super clear!
Exactly what I said why all groups do they best shows in Houston but this is so much clearer sounding
Oh!!!! I was at the Mothership Connection Louisville Gardens 1978 with my trumpet white suit no shirt with some chocolate Mescaline (Peyote) I am glad you posted this clean version were you hear the instruments fist time I herd the rehearsal it brings back memories we were high about a week after the show. thanks for the upload.
This is the real thump n pop , pluckin straight from the gutter FUNK; not that messed up mess called slap and slappin mess of now, Thanks for keeping the Real Thumpin n Poppin gutter Funk Alive
I was about 10 when I first heard this song. The music just drove me nuts. The lyrics didn't really hit me till years later. The musicianship in this song is just amazing. When I saw them in concert in The Cap Center in D.C they opened up with this song, it was so powerful. Even now its still hits me the same way.
1976 Funkadelic Parliament played at the Richfield coliseum in Cleveland Ohio, November 1976 if you were their theirs no way you wasn't on your feet all night doing the loose booty.
I was there
Parliament was like James Brown on acid
Look up
Tales From The Tour bus - James Brown Orange Sunshine 😂😅
Rehearsal No Body in the Building but them, Big Foot Jerome was pushing 'em
Mama what's a Funkadelic got me on the Funk. P Funk the greatest Funk band ever. One Nation under a groove my national anthem. Funk on
I like this way better than the live show! ...........More loose and natural! Thank y'all!!
Sampled would crush anything out right now,the lyrics will need to be strong to complete it.... Parliament is a one off 🤘💫 Swing Down!
RIP Eddie Hazel the sound of FUNKADELIC 🥲
Eddie Hazel is my number 1 favorite guitarist of all time, but Eddie's not playing in this one. It's Michael Hampton, Glenn Goins, and Garry Shider on guitars.
You can tell these are early times ---> The MOTHERSHIP lands at the beginning of the show.
Later, they realised this was a mistake and built up some stanky funky atmosphere before The MOTHERSHIP landed.
Saw them plusieurs fois et hung with them on seververal occasions.
Totally outstanding and unique band.
IF ANYBODY GETS FUNKED UP ---> IT'S GONNA BE WE 🤘🏾
Mothership landed in philly 1977 greatest show ever
I love how the bass was all chill, but the guitar was going freaky high pitched out of control.
every version of glenn found calling the mothership is done differently
Cant help but think that still picture on this video is Gary dressed up as George. I know for sure I saw a show in Santa Monica in the early 80's when George was supposed to have retired from touring. Even though he was dress up like Dr. Funkenstein, I thought something was "off" about him. Then I realized that Gary wasn't anywhere to be seen playing guitar. I'm certain it was Gary. He didn't move like George.
Addendum -- George has always had a goatee and a slight beard. This guy is clean shaven . That ain't George.
It is Garry dressed up as George lol
I saw them at the Beverly Hills Theater in 1983.
that doesn't even look like George..
George and Garry were known for switching off vocals during some shows.
sometimes Garry would sing some of George's vocals.
@@jimy0803 : Yeah, even on some records It was difficult to tell George from Garry. It was amazing how close their voices were.
if the new set starts using the fashion, look out, money maker!!!!
They won't. But if they do it will be updated fashion with no face paint.
@@jeromeosills6095 Had Eddie also left during the same time period?
It was more than a show to see but to see & feel this in 1976..it was truly experiencing a movement that stayed with me till this day. All these sharp musicians in the highest prime was killer in Chgo 76 opening up a funky summer in June,
I saw the mother ship land in Chicago at soldiers field in 1978,my dad got me and my cousin tickets as a graduation present from high school I was 18 and had my mind blown, an unforgettable experience indeed,as a guitarist & Bassist I still to this day get my chops together playing along to the P funk catalog. Thank you Mr Ciinton,Mr Collins and most especially Mr Worrell and the rest of the funkateers.
Getten to know u 🔥🔥
Who says a funk band can't play rock? Was that Geoge playing drums?
Nope. All drums done by Mr Jerome "Bigfoot" Brailey
George doesn't play any instruments.
Where do you think Rock came from?
This is back when black people made _good_ music and played _actual_ instruments.
The recording quality is surprisingly good, thanks for uploading!
Mothership Connection Newberg Session is a live album by George Clinton and Parliament-Funkadelic. It was recorded in Hangar E at Stewart Airfield in Newburgh, New York, on September 26, 1976, during the rehearsals for the P-Funk Earth Tour. The live album was released by P-Vine Records in Japan on December 25, 1995.
DNA IN MY LIFE!!
@14:50 "kiss me on my ego..."😎
ThAnkh You for placing this session here! Bless Yo FunkyA$$, uFunkyU! I LOVE how HQ it is so FunkaBlessU!!
This is an incredible recordong and will always be how I know and remember my favorite music group of all time, George Clinton and The Parlament-Funkadelic. I have had P-Funk-4-Life since I was a child.
Thanks for this the baddest funk band ever ,i didn't see the Mothership untill 1995 i didn't get a chance to see it in the 70s.
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I wish I WAS THERE mannnnnn 😢😢😢😢 born in 86.
Saw George & family in Denver, CO a couple yrs ago ..
They still groovin!!! 3 hrs of hazy intergalactic funk 🤘🏿🎸😎
I missed the Mothership landing and Dancing under water by hours for both shows,but I'm still a Child of Production Pfunk on🤘🏾
Fuckin bass is a Rick 4005. Too funny.
My heroes!!!
It really doesn’t get better than this!
Damn, this still sounds so good🤘🏾🤘🏾🎵🎶
Le plus grand groupe funk scenique de tous les temps , avec les meilleurs musiciens.....
Bootsy Collins, Rodney Curtis, , Eddie Hazel, Michael Hampton, Bernie Worrell, Dennis Chambers, Maceo Parker, Fred Wesley et tant d autres et la voix unique de Glen Goin
Who played bass in 1976 lineup?
My man Cordell "Boogie" Mosson.
Boogie
I tell you Bootsy played most of the show Chgo 6/76. Him, Glen, Bernie & Jerome just beat up on your mind thruout that set
@lamontarnold1612 "Boogie" Mosson was doing the bulk of the bass-playing by then, .as he did for Funkadelic anyway. by 1976, Bootsy was concentrating and establishing Bootsy's Rubber Band. their debut album dropped in '76.
Being in jr high school in 76..my mother brought this album home and it was that🤨
This band was the best thing that happened in the 70s.
"I BRING FORTH 2 u.....THE GOOD TIMES!!!"
Where exactly did Pfunk rehearse in Newburg?
It's an airplane hanger that many bands used back in the 70s to rehearse for big tours. - Jaypfunk
wonderful flash back - love you so much
I'm the same way the funk is always with me.dr funkenstein is my dad
The P-FUNK/"FUNK MOB" just what this "Third Stone from the Sun" needed.
Muchas gracias por subir esta obra maestra 🎉
"Genius of Funk"
I Cried!
uncle jam. u are a rose amongst thorns, homie. keep it truly funky, my friend
Montgomery in the house 1976👍
I am floored !! I was born and raised in Newburgh NY and I had no idea Parliament ever performed there.
It was a rehearsal..
I grew up in New windsor and Kiss and a few other big bands would use a big hangar at Stewart Airport for rehearsals
Best music to bring back great memories and great times, the 70s will always be known for music
im gonna go out and get some more of that funky stuff!
That Dr. Funkenstein though!!!
Best version ever!
A totally unique group.
I’m speechless!! Glen answer the rest or PFunk!!😊
Cosmic slop, Michael Hampton on lead!
aka "Kidd Funkadelic".
This is my jawn with video
I wish I had been there!!
Who is that singer on Stage?
Is that Gary or Glen calling out the mothership?
Glenn
Thanks
Amazing 💕💯🎤🤩💫💋 #nowwatching
Fantasy is Reality
They are legends! Their music also helped to build rap.
Sounds like Hardcore Jollies version.
It is recorded in Stewart airport hangar E
Cosmic Slop is the Hardcore Jollies version, the other songs are from the same rehearsal at Stewart Air Force Base, Hanger E, Newburgh, N.Y. "Tear The Roof Off The Sucker", at the end, sounds like the "Parliament Live P-Funk Earth Tour" version though.
💀🤘👽🛸
MAN!!!!!!!!!
Enjoy
Right on
Dats some good stuff !! Ahhh yeah !!
FUNK ON
Speechless
Karen biley thank from the future of indictment is not working with me and my family is a lot alike