HuMpThAnG said:

The ONE!!!!!!!

This is such an incredible clip to me! I LOVE listening to this insight that describes in detail what made Parliament/Funkadelic so phenomenal. It's like taking a little look behind the curtain, to see what went into making the magic. This music is such a big part of what made me... ME. It truly blows me away to hear and learn how it was made.

Is Bootsy Collins possibly the coolest man alive by quite some way?

PDogz said:

This is such an incredible clip to me! I LOVE listening to this insight that describes in detail what made Parliament/Funkadelic so phenomenal. It's like taking a little look behind the curtain, to see what went into making the magic. This music is such a big part of what made me... ME. It truly blows me away to hear and learn how it was made.

I've always thought him to be thee personification of a storyteller, I hope he considers writing a book, and narrates its audio version

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It reminds me of this clip about hitting the 1 when you're playing the funk, which I remember seeing years ago, and which is also great. Bootsy's just effortlessly funky and cool, and such a likable guy, too.

Btw, turns out this clip is from a Rock School tutorial, with him, Larry Graham, Herbie Hancock, Nile Rogers and others all contributing, in case anyone's interested in brushing up on their funk. [LINK]

deebee said:

Is Bootsy Collins possibly the coolest man alive by quite some way?

Very

deebee said:

It reminds me of this clip about hitting the 1 when you're playing the funk, which I remember seeing years ago, and which is also great. Bootsy's just effortlessly funky and cool, and such a likable guy, too.

Btw, turns out this clip is from a Rock School tutorial, with him, Larry Graham, Herbie Hancock, Nile Rogers and others all contributing, in case anyone's interested in brushing up on their funk. [LINK]

Love it...keep em coming.

deebee said:

It reminds me of this clip about hitting the 1 when you're playing the funk, which I remember seeing years ago, and which is also great. Bootsy's just effortlessly funky and cool, and such a likable guy, too.

Btw, turns out this clip is from a Rock School tutorial, with him, Larry Graham, Herbie Hancock, Nile Rogers and others all contributing, in case anyone's interested in brushing up on their funk. [LINK]

Remember seeing this when it first came on PBS back in the day

For this looking for the knowledge of funk from one of its masters... I'll personally check it out myself.