List is in chronological order

1. Parliaments - I Wanna Testify (1967)

2. Parliament - I Call My Baby Pussycat (1970)

3. Parliament - Oh Lord, Why Lord / Prayer (1970)

4. Parliament - Funky Woman (1970)

5. Parliament - The Silent Boatman (1970)

6. Funkadelic - Mommy, What's A Funkadelic? (1970)

7. Funkadelic - I Bet You (1970)

8. Funkadelic - I Got A Thing, You Got A Thing, Everybody's Got A Thing (1970)

9. Funkadelic - Qualify And Satisfy (1970)

10. Funkadelic - What Is Soul (1970)

11. Funkadelic - Free Your Mind And Your Ass Will Follow (1970)

12. Funkadelic - Funky Dollar Bill (1970)

13. Funkadelic - Eulogy And Light (1970)

14. Funkadelic - Maggot Brain (1971)

15. Funkadelic - Can You Get To That (1971) !

16. Funkadelic - Hit It And Quit It (1971)

17. Funkadelic - You And Your Folks, Me And My Folks (1971)

18. Funkadelic - Super Stupid (1971)

19. Funkadelic - Back In Our Minds (1971)

20. Funkadelic - Wars Of Armageddon (1971)

21. Funkadelic - I Miss My Baby (1971)

22. Funkadelic - Loose Booty (1972)

23. Funkadelic - America Eats Its Young (1972)

24. Funkadelic - Biological Speculation (1972)

25. Funkadelic - Nappy Dugout (1973)

26. Funkadelic - March To The Witch's Castle (1973)

27. Funkadelic - Cosmic Slop (1973) !

28. Funkadelic - No Compute (1973)

29. Funkadelic - This Broken Heart (1973)

30. Funkadelic - Red Hot Mama (1974)

31. Funkadelic - Alice In My Fantasies (1974)

32. Funkadelic - I'll Stay (1974) !!

33. Funkadelic - Sexy Ways (1974)

34. Funkadelic - Standing On The Verge Of Getting It On (1974)

35. Funkadelic - Good Thoughts, Bad Thoughts (1974)

36. Parliament - Up For The Down Stroke (1974)

37. Parliament - The Goose (1974) (I like this version better)

38. Parliament - Presence Of A Brain (1974)

39. Funkadelic - Good To Your Earhole (1975)

40. Funkadelic - Be My Beach (1975)

41. Funkadelic - No Head, No Backstage Pass (1975)

42. Funkadelic - Let's Take It To The Stage (1975)

43. Funkadelic - Get Off Your Ass And Jam (1975)

44. Funkadelic - Baby I Owe You Something Good (1975)

45. Funkadelic - Stuffs & Things (1975)

46. Parliament - Chocolate City (1975)

47. Parliament - Let Me Be (1975) Eddie on the vocals!

48. Parliament - I Misjudged You (1975)

49. Parliament - P-Funk (Wants To Get Funked Up) (1975) !!!

50. Parliament - Mothership Connection (Star Child) (1975)

51. Parliament - Unfunky UFO (1975)

52. Parliament - Supergroovalisticprosifunkstication (1975)

53. Parliament - Handcuffs (1975)

54. Parliament - Give Up The Funk (Tear The Roof Off The Sucker) (1975) !!!

55. Parliament - Night Of The Thumpasorus Peoples (1975)

56. Bootsy Collins - I'd Rather Be With You (1976) !!!

57. Parliament - Prelude (1976)

58. Parliament - Children Of Production (1976)

59. Parliament - I've Been Watching You (Move Your Sexy Body) (1976)

60. Parliament - Funkin' For Fun (1976)

61. Funkadelic - Butt-To-Butt Resuscitation (1976)

62. Funkadelic - Take Your Dead Ass Home! (Say Som'n Nasty) (1976)

63. Funkadelic - Comin' Round The Mountain (1976)

64. Funkadelic - Smokey (1976)

65. Funkadelic - If You Got Funk, You Got Style (1976)

66. Funkadelic - You Scared The Lovin' Outta Me (1976)

67. Funkadelic - Adolescent Funk (1976)

68. Bootsy Collins - Munchies For Your Love (1977)

69. Parliament - Bop Gun (Endangered Species) (1977)

70. Parliament - Sir Nose d'Voidoffunk (Pay Attention-B3M) (1977)

71. Parliament - Wizard Of Finance (1977)

72. Parliament - Funkentelechy (1977)

73. Parliament - Flash Light (1977)

74. Bootsy Collins - Bootzilla (1978)

75. Funkadelic - One Nation Under A Groove (1978)

76. Funkadelic - Groovallegiance (1978)

77. Funkadelic - Who Says A Funk Band Can't Play Rock? (1978)

78. Funkadelic - Promentalshitbackwashpsychosis Enema Squad (The Doo Doo Chasers) (1978) !

79. Funkadelic - Into You (1978)

80. Funkadelic - Cholly (Funk Getting Ready To Roll) (1978) !

81. Funkadelic - Lunchmeataphobia (Think! It Ain't Illegal Yet!) (1978)

82. Brides Of Dr. Funkenstein - Disco To Go (1978)

83. Parliament - Mr. Wiggles (1978)

84. Parliament - Rumpofsteelskin (1978)

85. Parliament - (You're A Fish And I'm A) Water Sign (1978)

86. Parliament - Aqua Boogie (Psychoalphadiscobetabioaquadoloop) (1978) !!

87. Parliament - One Of Those Funky Things (1978)

88. Parliament - Liquid Sunshine (1978)

89. Parliament - The Motor-Booty Affair (1978) !!

90. Parliament - Deep (1978)

91. Funkadelic - Freak Of The Week (1979)

92. Funkadelic - (Not Just) Knee Deep (1979)

93. Parliament - The Big Bang Theory (1979)

94. Parliament - Theme From The Black Hole (1979)

95. Funkadelic - Electro Cuties (1981)

96. Funkadelic - Oh I (1981)

97. Funkadelic - Icka Prick (1981)

98. George Clinton - Man's Best Friend / Loopzilla (1982)

99. George Clinton - Atomic Dog (1982)

100. George Clinton ft. Ice Cube, Dr. Dre, Public Enemy, Yo-Yo, MC Breed, Kam & Shock-G - Paint The White House Black (1993)

And that's it! let me know what you think in your reply

NorthC said:

All of 'em!

I dont know what I would remove, but there are two tracks missing here that should definitely be in the top 100...both from "America Eats It's Young"...'If You Dont Like The Effects, Dont Produce the Cause' and 'Everybody's Going to Make It This Time." Other than that...

Pre-Testify Parliaments.

Or Eddie Hazel?

"Games, Dames and Guitar Thangs" and "Rest In P" (by Eddie) are must haves. Don't forget the great "All The Woo In The World" by Bernie Worrell.

teezee said:

NorthC said:

No Parlet/ Fuzzy Haskins/ Horny Horns? No Ruth Copeland? I Got a Thing for You Daddy is one of the best P-Funk tracks!
[Edited 2/20/16 9:48am]

As much of a P-Funk fan I am, I haven't really gotten into all of the P-Funk-affiliate projects yet

I'll start with those bands you posted, especially that one song! Thanks

By the way, I forgot to make a spot for Dog Star (Fly On) on my list. That song funks me up all the way. One of my fav late PFunk songs!

I like the idea but as a lifelong fan and collector of every single P-Funk mainstream and side project, my list would differ considerably. Heck, I could do another top 50 at least from 1980 post their peak popularity. Here are some great tracks that come to mind quickly ...

Mug Push - Bootsy

Agony of Defeet - Parliament

Let's Play House - Parliament

Trompibulation - Parliament

Funk Gets Stronger - Funkadelic

Body Slam - Bootsy

Generator Pop - P-Funk All-Stars

Pumpin It Up - P-Funk All-Stars

Time - Bernie Worrell

Dissin for Dollars - Bernie Worrell

Hideous Mutant Freaks - P-Funk All-Stars

Last Dance - George Clinton

Quickie - George Clinton

Bulletproof - George Clinton

Do Fries Go With Dat Shake? - George Clinton

Hey Good Lookin' - George Clinton

Cool Joe - George Clinton

Party on Plastic - Bootsy

First One to the Egg - Bootsy

Tweakin' - George Clinton

and many more right up through most recent Funkadelic and Bootsy albums

HardcoreJollies said:

I like the idea but as a lifelong fan and collector of every single P-Funk mainstream and side project, my list would differ considerably. Heck, I could do another top 50 at least from 1980 post their peak popularity. Here are some great tracks that come to mind quickly ...

Mug Push - Bootsy

Agony of Defeet - Parliament

Let's Play House - Parliament

Trompibulation - Parliament

Funk Gets Stronger - Funkadelic

Body Slam - Bootsy

Generator Pop - P-Funk All-Stars

Pumpin It Up - P-Funk All-Stars

Time - Bernie Worrell

Dissin for Dollars - Bernie Worrell

Hideous Mutant Freaks - P-Funk All-Stars

Last Dance - George Clinton

Quickie - George Clinton

Bulletproof - George Clinton

Do Fries Go With Dat Shake? - George Clinton

Hey Good Lookin' - George Clinton

Cool Joe - George Clinton

Party on Plastic - Bootsy

First One to the Egg - Bootsy

Tweakin' - George Clinton

and many more right up through most recent Funkadelic and Bootsy albums

Definitely down with you for George's Tweakin'. That tune is just insanely good.

What about Bootsy's double album, Blasters of the Universe where you get different mixes of the same songs on each disc? That was a badass concept right there with styles that were all over the place and some of the last work Eddie Hazel ever recorded. Good stuff.

Yeah, I'm going to agree on "Blasters". It has some really good moments on there. And "Hideous Mutant Freaks" is the jam!! That would have fit right on a P-Funk record in the late 70's/early 80's.

They have a ton of 1980 and forward good material.

This list is light bro.

How do you do, how do you manage to listen so much music. How

214 said:

How do you do, how do you manage to listen so much music. How

It takes years...

purplethunder3121 said:

214 said:

How do you do, how do you manage to listen so much music. How

It takes years...

i see

purplethunder3121 said:

214 said:

How do you do, how do you manage to listen so much music. How

It takes years...

i see

Graycap23 said:

They have a ton of 1980 and forward good material.

This list is light bro.

i know. i've listened to it all

i still prefer their 70s stuff though

teezee said:

Graycap23 said:

They have a ton of 1980 and forward good material.

This list is light bro.

i know. i've listened to it all

i still prefer their 70s stuff though

I used to think that until I really started listening to the newer stuff.

While the main stay classics remain the 1970's material as far as the hits go, the better "non" hit material is from the 80's farward.

SPYZFAN1 said:

"Games, Dames and Guitar Thangs" and "Rest In P" (by Eddie) are must haves. Don't forget the great "All The Woo In The World" by Bernie Worrell.

I've just listened to GD&GT again and not one song stuck with me

It appears to me that Eddie was a terrific guitarist and Maggot Brain might as well be the greatest guitar solo ever, but a songwriter... eeh let's say I have my doubts about him

Rest in funk, Eddie

teezee said:

SPYZFAN1 said:

"Games, Dames and Guitar Thangs" and "Rest In P" (by Eddie) are must haves. Don't forget the great "All The Woo In The World" by Bernie Worrell.

I've just listened to GD&GT again and not one song stuck with me

It appears to me that Eddie was a terrific guitarist and Maggot Brain might as well be the greatest guitar solo ever, but a songwriter... eeh let's say I have my doubts about him

Rest in funk, Eddie

Co-sign.

I could never really get into either of those projects.

teezee said:

Still waiting on that Parliament album, George...

RJOrion said:

Besides Bernie Worrell and Eddie Hazel, the band member that shaped the PFunk sound and never seems to get any credit is Junie Morrison...he was the lead singer and keyboard player for The Ohio Players in their early prime (Ecstacy, Pain, Pleasure, lps)...when he joined Parliament/Funkadelic in 1977 and helped make stuff like "One Nation Under a Groove, Aqua Boogie, Knee Deep, etc), it took their funk to a higher, tighter level...people missed it because he used the name J.S. Theracon with PFunk...i never knew it was the same dude that sang lead and played on joints like "Funky Worm" with The Ohio Players till years later...when dudes like him and great pocket drummer Jerome BigFoot Brailey left the crew because George was funny with the money, it was a wrap for George ... that Atomic Dog joint which was a smash hit, was garbage to me...

But it wasn't garbage to everyone.

I loved the joint.

Graycap23 said: