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Reply #30 posted 01/23/05 5:14pm

funkpill

Universaluv said:

BobGeorge909 said:

Erotic City

Somewhere I read that he went to a P-Funk concert and got inspired and that night, started recording Erotic City. So I guess U could say it was directly inspired. Makes U wonder how P's brain works, cuz that cut doesn't sound too P-Funkish. Somebody help me on this cuz I might be mistaken.



The 1997 Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Inductions ceremony took place in Cleveland on May 6th. The Artist was there to induct George Clinton's Parliament and Funkadelic bands. The Artist came on stage with Mayte and pronounced a short speech including the following lines, "There was something futuristic about Parliament-Funkadelic. Yet it was earthy and funky and timely. I remember seeing him at the Beverly Theater and it was frightening. That night I went to the studio and recorded 'Erotic City.' Needless to say, he's been an influence on me and everyone I know. That's all we talk about, that's all we groove to. With great pleasure, George, I say I love you and I need you, and I'm happy to induct you into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame."
http://www.uptown.se/2005...1997.shtml


Was this the actual speech?????
I always wondered what was said.....
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Reply #31 posted 01/23/05 5:16pm

funkpill

jacktheimprovident said:

BobGeorge909 said:




whew. I thought I was barking up the right tree.


Anyone know where you can find a video clip of this speech, or for that matter any of the other induction speeches of the past (who inducted sly and the family stone for example?)

Yeah....That would be cool.....
George Clinton inducted Sly & The Family Stone.....
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Reply #32 posted 01/23/05 6:46pm

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funkpill said:

jacktheimprovident said:



Anyone know where you can find a video clip of this speech, or for that matter any of the other induction speeches of the past (who inducted sly and the family stone for example?)

Yeah....That would be cool.....
George Clinton inducted Sly & The Family Stone.....


George inducted sly, prince inducted george and outkast inducted prince. Hmmmmm smile
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Reply #33 posted 01/24/05 3:35am

seanski

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namepeace said:

Has anyone mentioned Erotic City yet? The word I heard was that he was inspired to write it after a George Clinton show.


P-Funk also did a cover of Erotic City!
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Reply #34 posted 01/24/05 3:45am

wasitgood4u

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Thumparello said:



1999 lp and tour Prince, The Time & Vanity 6 =Parliament/Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band and The Brides Of Funkenstein



JB actually did the associated artist/ revue tour before George, so I guess u could call it a funk legend tradition. biggrin
"We've never been able to pull off a funk number"

"That's becuase we're soulless auttomatons"
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Reply #35 posted 01/24/05 8:15am

funkpill

wasitgood4u said:

Thumparello said:



1999 lp and tour Prince, The Time & Vanity 6 =Parliament/Funkadelic, Bootsy's Rubber Band and The Brides Of Funkenstein



JB actually did the associated artist/ revue tour before George, so I guess u could call it a funk legend tradition. biggrin

Yep!!!!
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The J.B.'s
Lyn Collins
Bobby Byrd
Charles Sherrell
Maceo & The Macks
It all began w/James Brown.....
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