I never get tired of listening to this, they ought to show this in music lessons in the schools, "children this is what's known as super funky cosmic musicianship" the Funk doesn't come anymore stronger than this. Thank you for sharing GC 👽🤘🏿
You can't teach the FUNK in no regular school. Come on now. Not to mention the parents would be going out their minds trying to get it shut down. Imagine if little Suzie that played the flute came home all funked up...
Old School music never dies only gets better with time....the so called music now these days is dead before it evens plays on the radio....just my 2 cents.....P.S thx for the upload...=p
The template for funk. Grew up listening to them. One of the reasons I played guitar etc., in two bands. The first concert I went to was with them, (jealous alert, lol), Parliament{Duh], Graham Central Station, Jimmy Castor Bunch with the Lockers opening up locking all over the stage. When " S*!t, g-d@mn get of your ass and jam" came on, the priceless expressions on the middle aged, snooty people was something to behold. We just jumped up and starting dancing in the aisles.
On lead guitars, I think: Gary Snyder and Eddie Hazel trading the classical riffs attendant to "Cosmic Slop." Gary leaving no doubt he could carry the lead as well.
I’ll look for it on TH-cam. It’s been great finding the live concerts on TH-cam. Since I’m from Detroit I only saw them in the Detroit area venues starting in the early 70’s when I was a teen. Thanks!
@@smoothoperator7023 OK, its cool. Ive been to near 100. The past 4 or 5 years they have not. They opened with I Bet You, Music for your Mother, Im Gonna Make you Sick, Mothership Connection, Get Low, etc.. Not trying to start anything. PFunk is fun , its own reward and a great way of life. Just making a comment on my favorite song live. Thats all.
So a week ago I drove from LA to San Francisco. Heard little red Corvette on the radio heading out of town. Decided I wanted to hear it again so I played the 1999 album. Stopped for gas, took about 1/3 - 1/2 of a hit ⚡️ if you know what I mean, then listened to purple rain the album. Then listened to controversy, then listen to controversy AGAIN, then around the world in a day, then sign of the Times as I pulled into my driveway 6-7 hours later. I’ve listened to a lot of Prince, but never a full on six or seven hour psychedelic focused listening session like that. And man, I had not understood until then that Prince was fully a member of the Eddie Hazel Michael Hampton Blackbyrd McKnight guitar club. It all made sense how much he was family. 🤘🏼
One of the most electric and visual groups ever.
I never get tired of listening to this, they ought to show this in music lessons in the schools, "children this is what's known as super funky cosmic musicianship" the Funk doesn't come anymore stronger than this. Thank you for sharing GC 👽🤘🏿
Interplanetary Music Yeah man I can never get enough cosmic slop. It don’t wash off !!!
You can't teach the FUNK in no regular school. Come on now. Not to mention the parents would be going out their minds trying to get it shut down. Imagine if little Suzie that played the flute came home all funked up...
One can only assume it was a matter of time before Jimi Hendrix hooked up with these cats.....💥🤯💥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
Awesome Musicians
Old School music never dies only gets better with time....the so called music now these days is dead before it evens plays on the radio....just my 2 cents.....P.S thx for the upload...=p
👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿👊🏿🎸✌🏿 FUNKADELIC
The template for funk. Grew up listening to them. One of the reasons I played guitar etc., in two bands. The first concert I went to was with them, (jealous alert, lol), Parliament{Duh], Graham Central Station, Jimmy Castor Bunch with the Lockers opening up locking all over the stage. When " S*!t, g-d@mn get of your ass and jam" came on, the priceless expressions on the middle aged, snooty people was something to behold. We just jumped up and starting dancing in the aisles.
I was there as a senior in high school
On lead guitars, I think: Gary Snyder and Eddie Hazel trading the classical riffs attendant to "Cosmic Slop." Gary leaving no doubt he could carry the lead as well.
Garry Shider, Eddie Hazel and Ron Bykowski RIP ALL 3 of these funk gods
Yet another very good Cosmic Slop llive version. No green sombrero but pure shit anyway.
Thanks for uploading this Mr Clinton.
The sombrero was dope!
Should have saw the show in Houston in 1978. They always went out the way to give Houston the best. We jam that mother out.
I’ll look for it on TH-cam. It’s been great finding the live concerts on TH-cam. Since I’m from Detroit I only saw them in the Detroit area venues starting in the early 70’s when I was a teen.
Thanks!
Every P Funk show should start with this classic.
If u been to a lot of their shows, they pretty much did!
@@smoothoperator7023 OK, its cool. Ive been to near 100. The past 4 or 5 years they have not. They opened with I Bet You, Music for your Mother, Im Gonna Make you Sick, Mothership Connection, Get Low, etc.. Not trying to start anything. PFunk is fun , its own reward and a great way of life. Just making a comment on my favorite song live. Thats all.
@@DocFunk when is the next one closest to Jackson Mississippi?
They opened Riot Fest with this classic!!!
Sounds great man, thanks. Good vibes all around :)
THEY ARE FUNKY 4REAL,,,BADDEST BAND IN THE LAND,,,!!! PERSONALLY. & PARLIAMENT ONLY ,TOOK THEM TOO ANOTHER LEVEL.OF MASTERY.
Imagine prince rendition on the lead guitar 🎸 💜 🎶
So a week ago I drove from LA to San Francisco. Heard little red Corvette on the radio heading out of town. Decided I wanted to hear it again so I played the 1999 album. Stopped for gas, took about 1/3 - 1/2 of a hit ⚡️ if you know what I mean, then listened to purple rain the album. Then listened to controversy, then listen to controversy AGAIN, then around the world in a day, then sign of the Times as I pulled into my driveway 6-7 hours later. I’ve listened to a lot of Prince, but never a full on six or seven hour psychedelic focused listening session like that. And man, I had not understood until then that Prince was fully a member of the Eddie Hazel Michael Hampton Blackbyrd McKnight guitar club. It all made sense how much he was family. 🤘🏼
African chords are the intro. The same as the intro to Fela Kuti's "Who No Know Go Know" on his Everything Scatter" album 1975. ❤️🖤💚🪘🎶🎵🎼🥁❤️🖤💚
Funkadelic song released in 1973 on the Cosmic Slop album.
Sign of horns? 🤔
Yesss❤
Impresionante poderoso rock bárbaro!!!