🔥🎸🔥 Parliament-Funkadelic - Red Hot Mama - Live Capitol Theatre (Reaction)
HTML-код
- Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
- Contact me at: twitter - roryreacts
or roryreacts@yahoo.com
if you want to donate to channel you can on PayPal: paypal.me/roryreacts
Or on cashapp: £roryreacts
or on my patreon: / roryreacts
dailymotion: www.dailymotio...
#parliamentfunkadelic #reaction #musicreactions
They are the undisputed greatest band of all-time and also the most sampled band ever... The back catalogue is immense and stretches way back to the fifties and amazingly they are still out there touring
I love watching people react to them. The whole collective were amazing but when people hear Eddie Hazell for the first time...
Parliament Funkadelic are legends. Let's see more reactions from them!
Eddie Hazel first solo Michael Hampton second soloi, rhythm guitar Gary Shider & Cordell 'Boogie' Mosson, bass Lige Curry, keyboards Bernie Worrell & Walter 'Junie' Morrison, drums Tyrone Lampkin, percussion Larry Fratenlengo
These cats would put on a show lasting up to 3 hours. One of the best all time. ❤❤❤❤
Rip Eddie ❤
P-Funk! They had bassist Bootsy Collins in the old days. Their "mothership" is awesome. Also, some of the band members wore diapers (nappies) and underwear. (!!) They were really wild. George Clinton (the band leader in the wig) was da man! Please do more of their live videos.
comparing George Clinton to a black Paris Hilton from outer space almost made me spit up
Welcome to the portal.
That was Michael Hampton in 1977,the year he was given the title Kidd Funkadelic. Eddie Hazel did the original back in 1970.
Eddie wasn’t on the original.
I had a Parliament Funkadelic 8 track growing up! Flashlight was always one of my faves!!! They are LEGENDS!
The other two guitarist are michael Hampton and gary shider- but THAT WAS THE GUITAR GOD EDDIE HAZEL!!!💫💥💢💯💣💯💣💥
In this concert clip, that is not Eddie Hazel. That is Micheal Hampton on the solo! Kid Funkadelic!
I sent that so you can next checkout Buckethead's live version. I'll send it to you next and then my quota's been filled and I'll chill for a bit 😋 Another great reacts Rory, thanks
ya cool. Jailhouse bird ....didnt know u had soul?
@@lizmelo5374 maybe I picked some up in jail 😂
@@ZennofobicNo.... i have a feeling u had it already😎
@@lizmelo5374 🙏
George Clinton and Bootsy Collins are two iconic members of the group. And then Bernie Worrell on Keys. Eddie hazel on guitar. They are all legends! There's some footage of Les Claypool, Buckethead and Bernie Worrell that's worth a view!
💯🤘🎛️😩🎸🎛️ the one and only Michael Hampton on guitar
Spaceman is George Clinton - the great!!! So many excellent songs. My all time favorite group.
Thanks for playing. I had not heard this live version.
Love watching 1st time reaction to the funk
One of my favorites of Funkadelics performances on RUclips.
Michael “Kidd Funkadelic” Hampton on guitar
We forget about Larry Frantangelo on percussion
YESSSS!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥 Legends 😎 Gotta do Flashlight, P-Funk Wants to Get Funked Up, Give Up the Funk, Atomic Dog, Mothership Connection
... Awesome live shows (and you'd get a contact buzz just from parking half a mile away 😄) And Bootsy, baby!
Everyone sampled George Clinton. Rory - you mentioned space...Get ready!!
@Zennofobic - excellent request 👍
💪
RORY YOU KNOW YOUR MUSIC FUNK BLUES YOU CAN PLAY HARD WHEN YOUR FIRED UP I USE TO TALK TO THE GROUP BEHIND THE STAGE AT THE SPECTRUM IN PHILLY RORY I all most thru up when you said paris hilton in a wig lol lol
Mike hampton on lead guitar
There ate two eaRlier studio vetsions of this
First red hot mama was done by ted hot mama with eddie hazel on guitar in 1970
Second red hot mama was recorded by funkadelic in 1974 once again eddie haxel kills the solo
The guitarist in this live version of "Red Hot Mama" is Michael Hampton. Eddie Hazel (RIP) was the guitarist that played on the original recordings of this song from the early 70s (probably 70-71?) as recorded by Parliament. The bands Parliament and Funkadelic are two bands with basically the same members led by George Clinton (the main singer in this song; your Frank Zappa if you will). These two bands (or one band) are referred to as Parliament-Funkadelic or P-Funk. According to me it's one of the best bands in the world ever. Underrated, underseen.
I like this live version "Red Hot Mama" much more. The sound is (much!) better and not everyone is high. ruclips.net/video/bPibGJql7DI/видео.html
🤘
We used to wear 30inch bells back in the day (bell bottoms) girls wore the hip hugger bells with a big thick leather belt and big buckle with a tummy top. Nobody was snatching girls off the streets in the 70's. Bootsy Collins used to play with them. Im still a funk-a -teer.
Lead guitar player is Mike Hampton
Funkadelic- Soul Mate
props for the Paris Hilton reference...haha
The Legendary Eddie Hazel!!
That’s not Eddie Hazel. That’s Michael “Kidd Funkadelic” Hampton.
“Don’t fake the funk or your nose gotsta grow”. 🤥
@@AntwhaleNearfarHampton is in New Hope, PA sometimes jamming.
Michael Hampton on guitar
Wooooo Parliament Funkadelic!!!!! This perfomance gives me life. It’s wild, chaotic, and in the pocket right all at the same time. I live for that old school Funk.
Suggestion: Please do a reaction of Ohio Player’s Ecstasy. The lead vocalist and keyboardist on that tune was also apart of Parliament Funkadelic. You won’t be disappointed.
The lead guitarist is Michael "Kid Funkadelic" Hampton. The one with the cigarette is Gary Shider. RED HOT MAMA was a classic recorded with the legendary Hall of Famer EDDIE HAZEL of "MAGGOT BRAIN" fame. Funkadelic is famous for their shredding guitarist. 5 are in the HOF. Hazel, Shider, Hampton, Glenn Goins and Dwayne "BlackByrd" Mcknight. Hazel classics are "Super Stupid" "Red Hot Mama" "Maggot Brain" " I Wanna Know" "Free Your Mind" " Coming Around The Mountain" "I Owe You Something Good" "I'll Stay" "P.U.S.S.Y." "Friday Night August 14th" "You and Your Folks" "I Want You"(Beatles Cover) California Dreaming" and many many more. Hazel took on a solo career in 1976 after being with Funkadelic since 1968.
ITS ON POINT YOU SAID FRANK ZAPPA THATS WHERE FUNKADELICS GOT THE INSPIRATION FROM YOU HAD TO SEE THEM LIVE NO WORDS MY BRO
Funkadelic was not inspired by Frank Zappa. They were influenced and inspired by Motown, the blues, gospel, James Brown, Jimi Hendrix, Sly & The Family Stone, Doo Wop groups like The Coasters etc. and all of the acid they were dropping.
TRUST ME MY BRO IM A TRUE FUNAKTEER THEY STARTED OFF DOO WOP & MOTOWN BOOTSY GAVE THEM THERE EXTRA FUNK WHO'S MORE ACID THAN FRANK ZAPPA GOOGLE IT I HAD CONVERSATION WITH BOOTSY WHILE HE WAS SMOKING WEED AT THE SPECTRUM IN PHILLY I USE TO SIT IN THE STANDS BEHIND THE STAGE I WAS 15 YRS OLD AT THE TIME BEEN PLAYING DRUMS SINCE I WAS 11 YRS OLD I NO WHAT IM TALKING ABOUT IM TALKIN ON THE PSYCHEDELIC FUNKADELIC SIDE NOT PARLIAMENT SIDE PEACE MY BRO AND FUNK IS IT OWN REWARD
@@AntwhaleNearfar That's not correct. Yes George was inspired by all those you mentioned but he was also inspired by Zappa. He is quoted as saying "every black musician should listen to Frank Zappa. In 2002, George would often use the horn vamp from "I'm the Slime" by Frank Zappa.
The iconic album covers of P-Funk were done by artist Pedro Bell who was a fan of Cal Schenkel work. Cal Schenkel was the designer of Frank Zappa's album covers which was the inspiration for P-Funk album covers. Yes, George was a big fan of Frank and Frank respected P-Funk's work.
George had a lot of inspirations and chief among them was Sly Stone. George was primarily an acid/psychedelia guy. Sure they dabbled in doo-wop in their early days but that's what EVERYONE was doing. But that wasn't them and they admitted they just weren't polished for that genre. They were a motley crew of musicians that loved acid and psychedelia and being loose. That was their niche. Bootsy and the rest of the JB's abandoned James Brown or fired. They were great musicians but they were motley also. They met George and they all saw kindred spirits. Bootsy was the one that put the funk in P-Funk. The combination of acid, blues, gospel and funk was mind blowing and history was made. So, yes Frank was an inspiration for George. He loved Frank's music and often talked about him but the two biggest protagonists for P-Funk were James Brown and Sly & the Family Stone.
@@greezythumb You telling me about P-Funk is like someone trying to tell Neil DeGrasse Tyson about our solar system. The doo wop influence on George persisted throughout their career when it came to his vocal arrangements, as, unlike most of their other vocalists such as Garry Shider, Fuzzy Haskins, Glen Goins, Calvin Simon etc., George didn’t have a heavy church background (Frankie Lymon & The Teenagers are what got him into creating music, not singing in a gospel choir). He was also very influenced by Louis Jordan and his biggest inspiration, Smokey Robinson. And anyone who fails to mention the huge impact and influence Jimi Hendrix had on George and P-Funk (mainly Funkadelic), is someone whose opinion about The U.S. Funk Mob I take with a grain of salt. Bootsy didn’t “put the funk in P-Funk” (ridiculous) from JB, he brought The One: a stronger emphasis on the first beat of each measure that George & Co. had prior to him but not as powerful. Just because George was aware of and respected Zappa doesn’t mean he was particularly influenced by him. Frank Zappa tried to get Glen Goins (and possibly another P-Funk member) to join HIS band.
Parliament Funkadelic is a combination of two groups: Parliment and Funkadelic lol. George Clinton was in both groups.
The whole band was both groups, actually three groups. When they wanted to do more R&B based funk music, they recorded under Parliament. When they wanted to record acid/blues/guitar based funk music, they did it under Funkadelic. Booty's Rubber Band was Boosty Collins project which featured the former members of James Brown backing band. They all were also members of both Parliament Funkadelic bands. Basically, George took one large band of about 20+ members and made three featured bands. They pushed the envelope of funk in the 70s. Many other well known bands like Slave, Cameo, Kool and The Gang, Ohio Players often say, they tried but no one could keep up with P-Funk. 😂
Funk at its best
George Clinton eventually started collaborating with hip hop artists like Tupac, Ice Cube etc.
Tyrone lampkin killed the drims
Another guitarist possibility on the second guitar solo would be Eddie Hazel but the first solo is Michael Hampton
You got it in reverse bro, the first solo was Eddie Hazel the second soloist is Mike Hampton.
I stand corrected and thanks for the post. That sh*t is 🔥
I just don’t remember Eddie Hazel playing B.C. Rich axes. I have only seen him play Fender Strat’s and Mike uses bended double stops up the neck and Eddie doesn’t, just saying
@@aaronblackmonsallfunkedup9119 I heard Eddie Hazel actually preferred a Gibson Les Paul because of the "sustain", but I've seen him with the B.C. Rich. I read it in a very old "Musician" magazine from late 1978( long out of print) probably the only mag who did a feature on the Funkadelics guitarists then.
That’s all Micheal Hampton, Period!
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
P FUNK!! ❤
Eddie Hazel is the man
Maggot Brain
And then check out
A Tear for Eddie by Ween
Michael Hampton of the Parliament. Long hair man is Mr. George Clinton
I know how you feel
The singer was George Clinton !!!!
You need to listen to cosmic slop by funkadelic
The one with the wig is the leader. George Clinton
Listen to Dunkin For Fun by P F. 1976!!
Bootsy Collins is the shit!!!
Listen to maggot Brain
I prefer Stomp and Atomic Dog meself
British guy can't pronounce Parliament LOL that's funny
One of their best performances
George Clinton the mastermind behind the funk.
The one with the wig is the leader. George Clinton