The two bands shared personnel, and Clinton blurred the lines between them both by referring to his touring band as "A Parliafunkadelicment Thang". The shorthand for this conglomerate became "P-Funk", and it grew to include offshoots like P-Funk All Stars, Bootsy's Rubber Band, Parlet, The Brides of Funkenstein, The Horny Horns, and solo albums by Eddie Hazel and Bernie Worrell.Salant, Shelley. "George Clinton lays it all down: Uncle Jam still wants you", Detroit Metro Times. May 4, 2016.Tate, Greg. "Doin' It In Your Earhole", Tear the Roof Off, 1974-1980. New York, N.Y: Casablanca, 1993. Liner notes. By the mid 70s, P-Funk was a massively successful group of acts. A ranking of the top live acts of 1977 included three bands from the conglomerate in the top fifteen slots.
the two bands shared personnel and clinton blurred the lines between them both by referring to his touring band as "a parliafunkadelicment thang" the shorthand for this conglomerate became "p-funk" and it grew to include offshoots like p-funk all stars bootsy's rubber band parlet the brides of funkenstein the horny horns and solo albums by eddie hazel and bernie worrellsalant shelley "george clinton lays it all down uncle jam still wants you" detroit metro times may 4 2016tate greg "doin' it in your earhole" tear the roof off 1974-1980 new york ny casablanca 1993 liner notes by the mid 70s p-funk was a massively successful group of acts a ranking of the top live acts of 1977 included three bands from the conglomerate in the top fifteen slots