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...And Your Ass Will Follow
- Words + Music, Vol. 39
- Narrated by: George Clinton
- Length: 1 hr and 21 mins
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Revolutionary singer, songwriter, producer, bandleader, and funk icon George Clinton travels the rich cosmos of his musical history. As the second most sampled artist in the world (right behind James Brown), Clinton examines his incongruous path from delivering milk to Sarah Vaughan on Avon Avenue in Newark, New Jersey, to embodying funk as we know it—from Motown to the Mothership. Clinton’s experiences as the mastermind behind his bands Parliament and Funkadelic and as the foremost authority on all things funk make for a distinctive, humorous, and thoughtful journey through modern music. Featuring exclusive live musical performances of favorites from Clinton’s catalogue, including “Atomic Dog”, “Flash Light”, and “Give Up the Funk”, ...And Your Ass Will Follow invites listeners to strap in as funk’s greatest recounts the highs and highlights of his wild career, carving his own path, and soaking up all the universe has to offer along the way. All aboard the Mothership.
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- Luis Soler
- 02-19-24
Funktastic!!
I knew about Parlament but didnt know the background. It was really entertaining to see how those bands came to be.
I recommend this one if you like da funk!!
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- Joe Della Vecchia
- 02-25-24
P FUNK
Great little story of their beginnings and what's going on now. A great listen.
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- Sam Barnes
- 02-12-24
FUNK yeah!
This was agreat listen! The man, the myth and the legend himself. The mighty George Clinton put it down like only he can.
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- Bluebell
- 03-24-24
SO SO GOOD
Amazing to hear from George Clinton and get live funky performances of some of his hits. Found the convos around sampling really interesting as he’s one of the most samples artists to date. Really appreciated the artistry of this Words + Music.
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- Droog
- 03-17-24
Love
But amazing to sit down and listen to this legend. What a great story, with music interspersed in between. A must listen for any fan!
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- Rodney Barnes
- 02-04-24
Funk full circle
Much love, a true love story, as it should be, we was right, free your mind and your ass will follow, the kingdom of heaven is within, much respect Brother George Clinton, king of the funk🙏🏾🤗✊🏾
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- TA
- 02-18-24
Diapers? Chicken feet? Oh my!
This was an extraordinary blast from the past. Took me back to that time of acid taking and weed smoking. I loved “Like this Broken Heart” We had the Funkedelic album with this song. George Clinton definitely made a permanent footprint in funk. Listening to this brought back that whole experience. Loved it!!!
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- L. Jones, Toss Clothing, LLC
- 03-09-24
Fantastic Flashback, and a Flash Forward, to a Flash of Genius!
Loved it! The background information on Parliament was so good to hear, and very insightful. Thank You George!
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